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• What will get you fired? Investigation shows what government will condone — and it's a lot

  Rio Rico Fire District to produce bio-diesel fuel

  Exotic attraction in Rio Rico

  Phoenix Lights UFO? UFOs flew over Phoenix in '97, Symington says

  Under Nogales Tunnels act as highways for migrants The subterranean smuggling routes breed chaos along U.S.-Mexico border. Photo documentary for the article

  Setting an example his kids can follow Number of foster fathers doubles The 'daddy' way: Celebrate parenting differences

  "Shift Happpens" YouTube Video

• Putting the Annual Cost of the War in Perspective
  Graphic
  What $1.2 Trillion Can Buy
  Article
• Big risks of brain injury face Arizonans
  We're at top among states polled on assaults, accidents
  (I've had one, I know what this means)
• Jail shower in Tennessee shows adult booked as a man in rape case is actually a woman
• Grant Woods
  Defined by principles, paradox
• Web site strives to become Hispanic youths' MySpace
• It's true: Liars' brains are different
• Math: It makes you ecstatic or miserable
• 4 To Be Inducted Into Arizona Women’s Hall Of Fame
  From AZ Capitol Times
• Curfews for youths lead to debate and lawsuits
• AIMS causing worry, dread
• Student wins battle against plagiarism-detection requirement - Turnitin.com
• 'Dark energy' backs Einstein, Hubble suggests
• Community colleges serve as 'feeders' to top schools
• The ACT prepares to introduce optional essay component
• U.S. birthrate falls to record low
  But percentage of preemies rises
• Ex-Mexico President Center of Probes
• Ex-Mexican president is asked about killings
• Ex-Mexican president interrogated
• Teens don't know Watergate
• Watergate lessons largely unlearned
• Foreigners by birth, Americans by choice
  Naturalized citizens embrace new life in a new land
• Low pay is keeping men from becoming teachers
• Teachers Embrace Proposed SAT Changes
• Inconsistency is hallmark of 9th Circuit Appeals Court rulings
• Presidential succession in Constitution
• Pledge dad finds new battles -Sets sights on language, family law
• Music labels grudgingly will sell songs online
• 'Under God' in Pledge ruled unconstitutional
  
• How Hispanic students fare in AZ education
• Fire has Nogales on water alert
• Nogales couple have opened their home to 35 children since 1970
• Lawmakers Preserve Cuba's Socialism
• Who votes? Not many of us, but it can change
• Florida couple married 75 years
• Fox upbeat despite Mexico's lack of change
  2-year anniversary touts democracy
• Small district, big achievements - Why Flowing Wells excels
• GEORGE HARRISON 1943 - 2001 - Something in the way
• Law puts new focus on intoxicated teens
• Senate gives Bush victory on trade negotiating power
• 3 killed in crash of plane outside Rio Rico
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• Even optimists feel a little gloomy — and yet ...
• Lawn-chair balloonist drifts from Oregon to Idaho
  

  Gas station owner Kent Couch soars into the sky, headed for Idaho. He carried 45 gallons of cherry Kool-Aid, for extra color, as ballast.

  Kent Couch describes the joy of his childhood fantasy of being able to fly by grabbing clusters of helium balloons before taking flight Saturday from Bend, Ore., in a lawn chair with 150 of the balloons attached.

• 24 hours in the old pueblo
  Riders have fun going in circles
  Cold, rocky course can't keep cyclists from enjoying race
• 24 hrs. on a bike: Are you up to it?
  

A racer moves through the brush while nearing the completion of a lap in the Kona 24 Hours in the Old Pueblo mountain bike race. Participants raced around a 17-mile circuit near Oracle from noon Saturday to noon Sunday. James Gregg / arizona daily star My Team Thc course

• 19% of Ariz. young adults idle
  Brain injury means he'll 'never be the same'
  RIO RICO - There's a sound Maria Castillo can't get out of her mind since her son was nearly killed in Iraq.
• Texas abortion foes push Girl Scout cookie boycott
• National Archives records go online for easy access
• Arizona government in shackles
  Voter mandates hamstring Legislature, lock in spending
• Mexican political parties strategize after setbacks
• Hispanics top U.S. minority
  
• Scientists find skull of reptile that flew on 15-foot wings
• Report sees bias in justice system
  Latino youths often receive stiffer penalties
• College for Hispanics
• Hull signs English-learner bill
• Mexican city's curfew becomes a rights issue
  U.S. approach to youth problems crosses border
• UNICEF: Massive return to Afghan schools
• House members clear way for $5,000 raise
• Despite good grades, scholarship, migrant farmer's son might miss out on college
• THE GIFT OF WATER -Help from a hose
• Decision to allow Peoria student to graduate draws outrage
• Tour de France Winners
• State begins study to learn costs of effective English teaching
• Aw, heck: 'Bad words' ban wide open for interpretation
• Redistrict map affects all issues
  GOP is likely to gain power in Legislature
• False business logos on smugglers' vehicles
• Court strikes law banning same-sex relations
• 2 new parties join Mexico's political field
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• NEW GRADUATES --AFTER HIGH SCHOOL -Finding their way (AZ Star 5/19/02)
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  Walker Fire - 6/02

• First Amendment Second Fourth Due Process Fifth Nineteenth

  Bright night for new grads- May 24, 2007