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“That’s a very difficult shot. You had virtually no area,” said Mike Neumann’s father Bill after the 8th Annual Jack Scaccia Memorial about the tough oil pattern. Bill kept saying one thing to his son over and over, “Trust.”
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Arizona clout in Washington D.C. is about to grow
WASHINGTON – Arizona’s political clout will continue to swell nationally as a result of this year’s census, which likely will deliver the state one or possibly two new congressional seats because of the significant population growth over the past decade.
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Manhunt Nets 17 in Ariz. Cop Shooting
Group Suspected of Being Illegal Immigrants; Shot Deputy Recovering at Home
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Mandy Nicole Metzger and Christopher Lee Felzke
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17 Caught in Hunt for Arizona Deputy’s Attackers
Law enforcement officers from different agencies gather to coordinate the search for a suspect that shot a Pinal County Sheriff’s deputy Friday April 30, 2010 in the desert southwest of Stanfield, Ariz. Pinal County sheriff’s Lt. Tamatha Villar says the deputy suffered a superficial wound to his abdomen after being shot with an AK-47 assault rifle.
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17 suspected illegals caught following Arizona shooting
Authorities searching for drug smugglers who shot and wounded an Arizona sheriff’s deputy in the desert south of Phoenix said…
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17 caught in search for Ariz. deputy’s attackers
Authorities have captured 17 suspected illegal immigrants in southern Arizona as they continued their manhunt Saturday for smugglers who they say shot and wounded a sheriff’s deputy in a remote
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House joins Senate in rejecting pay raise
The House passed a bill Tuesday that would block lawmakers from getting their scheduled $1,600 raise for next year, a symbolic measure designed to show Congress understands the angst of voters suffering from the recession.
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House Blocks Its Own Pay Raise
The U.S. House voted Tuesday to block a scheduled $1,600 annual pay raise for members of Congress next year, while one member called for a 5 percent pay cut.
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House approves measure blocking congressional pay raise
The House of Representatives passed a bill Tuesday would block lawmakers from getting their scheduled $1,600 raise for next year, a symbolic measure designed to show Congress understands the angst of voters suffering from the recession.
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