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| Study: Arizona short of nurses, but Pima County not so bad The number of registered nurses in Pima County exceeds the national average, but there is still a critical shortage here that could affect the quality of health care in years to come, an Arizona Hospital and Healthcare Association study finds. |
| Judge orders Grupo Mexico CEO to take stand in Asarco trial BROWNSVILLE, Texas — A federal judge ordered this morning that the head of a Mexico City conglomerate that once controlled Tucson-based Asarco LLC must take the stand at trial. |
| Tomatoes pose a salmonella risk for Arizona consumers Tomatoes are suspected as the cause of salmonella infection in Arizona and eight other states. |
| One dead in I-10 crash near Benson Officials are investigating a crash on Interstate 10 southeast of Tucson that left one man dead Tuesday morning. |
| Clinton set to concede delegate race to Obama tonight Hillary Rodham Clinton will concede Tuesday night that Barack Obama has the delegates to secure the Democratic nomination, campaign officials said, effectively ending her bid to be the nation’s first female president. |
| Wounded deputy was the only one to return accused gunman's fire Tucson Police did not return fire at a gunman who led them and Pima County Sheriff’s deputies on a cross-town pursuit resulting in the death of an officer, an official said Tuesday. |
| Stuff to do in Tucson Wednesday |
| Tucson police radar van schedule for the drive to work The city’s police radar van is scheduled to snap photos of speeders at the following locations this morning, according to the Tucson Police Department’s Web site. |
| Dog shooting near Reno puts neighbors at odds The shooting of a dog in Washoe Valley south of Reno has neighbors at odds over whether the killing was legal or justified. |
| Arpaio must give statement in police dog death case Maricopa County Sheriff Joe Arpaio has been told to give a deposition in the case of a Chandler police officer accused of leaving his assigned police dog in a hot car last August. |
| 'Survivor' winner Hatch takes tax evasion case to Supreme Court “Survivor” winner Richard Hatch is appealing his tax evasion conviction to the U.S. Supreme Court. |
| Former screen siren Bardot convicted in race case Brigitte Bardot was convicted Tuesday of provoking discrimination and racial hatred for writing that Muslims are destroying France. |
| Bernanke signals more rate cuts unlikely Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke signaled Tuesday that further interest rate cuts are unlikely because of concerns about inflation. High oil prices are a double-edged sword that can both put a damper on already weak growth and spread inflation, he said. |
| Long primary season ends with Obama ahead Barack Obama and Hillary Rodham Clinton heaved toward the finish line in their exhausting Democratic presidential odyssey with Obama poised to claim victory and Clinton facing the prospects of having to abandon a quest that once seemed a sure shot. |
| 'Entertainment Tonight' backs Jolie twins story The birth of Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's twins is turning into the type of mystery that might make a good movie one day. |
| Woman claims tryst with R. Kelly, alleged victim Prosecutors rested their case in R. Kelly's child pornography trial after a day of sensational testimony about alleged trysts, extortion plots and a duffel bag full of sex tapes. |
| 'Everything he did was top-notch' Tucson police Officer Erik Hite died at 12:53 p.m. Monday, one day after he was shot in the head during a crosstown pursuit. |
| Suspect issued bizarre threats on MySpace The MySpace messages ranged from bizarre to downright scary. |
| Drainage areas by bridge create a mosquito haven Two monsoon seasons have come and gone since East Side resident Bernard Weber first tried to do something about a pair of mosquito breeding grounds in the Pantano Wash near East 22nd Street. |
| Mars lander to start digging in earnest for water evidence After a week of baby steps, the UA-led Phoenix Mars lander is hitting full stride as it prepares to determine whether water lies beneath the planet's northern arctic region. |
| Greasy pizza, cheese-steak legend dies at age 78 Tony Giorgianni, the owner of Greasy Tony's restaurant, and the man who made the "Trash Can" sound appetizing, has died. |
| Child-welfare volunteer to receive national award A Tucson woman was selected from nearly 60,000 volunteers across the country as the person who most exemplifies service to vulnerable children in the child-welfare system. |
| Artists' group details new plan to stay solvent Supporters of a financially struggling arts organization are hoping an alliance with an arts-based charter school Downtown will help it stay afloat. |
| 1-cent tax for transit needs may go on ballot Two meetings in Southern Arizona will help state officials shape a transportation plan for the November ballot. |
| Scottsdale may raise fines on false alarms MESA — Scottsdale city officials may soon crack down on false security alarms that are costing the Police Department money. |
| Tucson Time Capsule: Fire consumed madera restaurant |
| Maricopa health system lobbies state for $55M PHOENIX — Faced with a deteriorating hospital building and rising costs for treating the uninsured, Maricopa Integrated Health System wants a larger chunk of federal money the state is holding in order to help offset the costs of providing uncompensated care to patients. |
| UA extension master gardener fosters edible Mojave cactus BULLHEAD CITY — Standing on a bed of mulch in his backyard, Bill Stillman examines the small green pads sprouting in clusters from the nopal cactus. |
| Phoenix judge allows wiretaps in murder trial PHOENIX — When accused serial killer Dale Hausner faces multiple murder charges this year, jurors will hear wiretaps that, according to investigators, show him boasting about the attacks. |
| Survey: Arizonans less confident on job, business prospects PHOENIX — Arizonans are likely to continue to spend less, meaning even more dire times for the state budget, a new survey suggests. |
| Some AZ cops' overtime can add up to 6-figure incomes, may exceed chiefs' MESA — As cities and towns face growing budget deficits that have forced job cuts and other cost-saving measures, police officers in eastern metro Phoenix are raking in huge amounts of overtime pay, sometimes making more money annually than police chiefs. |
| Judge: Town can't enforce law restricting day laborers PHOENIX — A federal judge on Monday issued a temporary order blocking the town of Cave Creek from enforcing a law aimed at stopping day laborers from gathering on streets to look for work. |
| Arizona quarter is in circulation; 5,000 are on hand for ceremony PHOENIX — Arizona is finally a two-bit state — literally. |
| Class in crime forensics for youths is expanding The study of forensic science has been around for more than 100 years. |
| UA professor's material resists corrosion Hamid Saadatmanesh has been called Dr. Carbon. Some people might call him the bridge doctor. |
| Phoenix businessman found dead at home PHOENIX — A Phoenix businessman and philanthropist has been found dead at his mansion. |
| Gas cost yields boon in bike sales, repairs PHOENIX — Pedal power has returned as some Phoenix-area residents try to beat the high cost of gasoline by riding bicycles to work. |
| Deaths The deceased are from Tucson unless otherwise noted. Occupations are stated when available. |
| Menopause When tackling menopause issues, Dr. Michael Goodman's mantra is "if it's her problem, it's his problem." |
| Ask Dr. Weil: Cocoa ingredient has benefits Q I recently heard about a study showing that drinking cocoa can prevent heart attacks, cancer, diabetes and other diseases. I know that chocolate has some health benefits. What about this cocoa business? |
| Dem primaries today may seal the nomination WASHINGTON — Barack Obama pushed close to victory in the marathon Democratic presidential race Monday on the eve of a final pair of primaries amid signs that Hillary Rodham Clinton was preparing to acknowledge defeat. |
| McCain criticizes Obama on Iran WASHINGTON — Republican John McCain raised the specter of a nuclear Iran in a speech to a pro-Israel group, once again chastising Democrat Barack Obama for his willingness to meet with leaders of Iran and other U.S. foes. |
| Primaries around the nation NEWARK, N.J. — A Democratic congressman is making age one of the central themes in his fight to unseat Sen. Frank Lautenberg, reminding voters that if re-elected the New Jersey senator would be nearly 91 by the end of his next term. |
| Obama meets with journalist he called 'sweetie' DETROIT — He called her "sweetie," then apologized and promised the local TV reporter an interview the next time he was in town. |
| McCain to try to claim mantle of change WASHINGTON — With voters sour on the status quo, Republican John McCain plans to spend the next five months arguing that he has a history of fighting to reform government and that Democrat Barack Obama talks of change with nothing to show for it. |
| Cheney apologizes for West Virginia inbreeding joke WASHINGTON — Vice President Dick Cheney threw a verbal insult at West Virginians on Monday, but quickly apologized. |
| My opinion Andrés Oppenheimer : 2008 U.S. farm bill could hardly be worse While most of us were looking elsewhere, the U.S. Congress passed a 2008 farm bill that could hardly be worse: It subsidizes rich U.S. farmers, hurts most American consumers, poisons the environment, doesn't help alleviate world hunger and harms Latin American and other world food producers. |
| Higher bus fares are necessary to maintain system It's been eight years since bus fares were increased in Tucson. While we realize that for some Sun Tran passengers even a small increase will be difficult to pay, we believe the time has come to raise fares. |
| Dems' plan on emissions quickly hits GOP barriers WASHINGTON — The Senate began what is expected to be a weeklong, contentious debate Monday over legislation to combat global warming by mandatory reductions in carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases. |
| Aide to former Okla. rep. pleads guilty to conspiracy charge WASHINGTON — A one-time top aide to former Oklahoma Rep. Ernest Istook pleaded guilty Monday to a conspiracy to defraud the House as part of the Jack Abramoff lobbying scandal. |
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