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I wish I could change everything that happened. I love my sister." Martin Krizay, a deputy probation officer who conducted a presentence investigation, said McQuillen's sister has had night-- mares since her visit to Arizona. The girl, who has a tattoo on her back that says "Puffs Pig," is trying to keep her friends from knowing of her experiences in Arizona, Krizay said. Krizay wrote in his report to Thompson that McQuillen's acts' "truly despicable" and "border on the bizarre." McQuillen's sister came to visit her from Ohio. The girl, now 15 and living in a small Ohio town, testified during the trial that the visit turned into a two-month ordeal in which she was raped repeatedly, sold into prostitution twice and forced to commit sex acts with her sister.

At the outset of the visit, the girl said, McQuillen dressed her only in a yellow hair ribbon and gave her to John Leslie "Puff Huey as a Christmas gift. Huey, a member of the Dirty Dozen motorcycle gang who lived' with McQuillen and several other women, was tried in August. That jury deadlocked, 11 to 1. Huey is undergoing psychological testing to determine if he is mentally competent to be retried. In June, Huey was given a minimum of 166 years in prison for sexually attacking a Tucson woman and holding her captive for seven days.

By LAURIE ROBERTS Arbona Republic Staff A Phoenix woman convicted of sex and prostitution charges involving her 13-year-old sister was given a 42-year prison term Friday by a judge who labeled her lifestyle "devoid of any redeeming qualities." "Your actions were bizarre, cruel and vicious and degrading to your sister," Judge Howard Thompson told Pamela Jean McQuillen before sentencing her in Maricopa County Superior Court. McQuillen, 24, will be eligible for parole in about 32 years, according to Steve LaMar, an assistant Arizona attorney general who prosecuted the case. A jury found McQuillen guilty Aug. 14 of three counts of sexual conduct with a minor, two counts of-child prostitution and one count of child molestation. The convictions stem from activity around Christmas 1982, when SOLAR SALE SATURDAY ONLY! UP TO MOO OFF LIST PRICE COMPLETE SYSTEMS FROM '999 INSTALLED 437-2935 "it will be that those who witness these acts decide finally that these things no longer are not their" ft SUN SYSTEMS, INC.

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"But this is a good example of the extent of the problem." Although they were quick to assure reporters they are not pointing the finger at hunters, officials expect the problem to be compounded by the opening of hunting season. The problem of vandalism, said Wes Martin, Kingman regional director for Arizona's Department of Game and Fish, is particularly disturbing to those who recall a not-too-distant time when it didn't exist. "If the education program achieves one good thing," he said, Vandals Continued from Bl riddled by bullets, doors torn off the hinges, miles of surface pipeline carried away, fences cut, walls bashed in, siding stripped, roofs torn from barns, electrical transformers destroyed and telephone poles felled by repeated shotgun blasts. "It appears they shot the poles just to watch them fall," BLM area manager Roger Taylor said. The damage to La Cienega has been estimated at more than $250,000.

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"I'm sure they're going to replace me, which is their perogative. I wish them well," Conn said. "To my Presents FALL nicipal Court has jurisdiction over town-code violations, the police have temporarily stopped issuing citations for code infractions, Crum said. Justice-of-the-peace courts, operated by counties in Arizona, frequently have overlapping juris-, dictions with municipal courts operated by cities and towns. Under state law, municipalities are required to operate municipal courts, and state court officials have said that Youngtown would be technically violating the law if its court closed.

The Youngtown court nearly closed earlier this year when the divided council disagreed on whether Conn could continue holding both the judge and clerk positions. knowledge, there have been no SPA SPECIALS wait supporter and the primary defender of Police Chief William Crom. And Conn, who has served as court clerk for nine years after retiring from the Minneapolis Police Department, also may be dismissed from the clerk's position, according to the agenda. In anticipation of a vacancy on the Youngtown Municipal Court bench, Crum said the Youngtown Police Department has been issuing citations for suspects to appear before Justice of the Peace Harry Dykman in the Peoria Precinct. However, because only the Mu complaints.

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