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Tucson Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • 1

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Tucson Citizeni
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Tucson, Arizona
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May 21 2005 SATURDAY A 0T ml KGA's naD fsupic ikii Jb Saddam isju Newspapers revealing photos of ex-dictator Controversial photographs of Saddam Hussein In prison were published by the New York Post and the British tabloid The Sum One photo shows Saddam naked except for his white underwear 1K32E photo P23e1B white underwear The US military condemned the publication of the? photographs' and ordered an investigation of how the pictures were leaked! T5AGIBMD Himr-Tw) tfcibioub nvmsij Rupert and tetia Samm ilus-sein imclutimr ame aiunw-ang Sum miked esxngttfbr Some Iraqis expressed anger but President Bush said he did not think the images would incite further anti-American sentiment -The Associated Press Longtime anchor Weiss quits Patti Weiss will conclude a 30-year career as a KVOA Channel 4 anchor Wednesday she announced on last night want to see like to be me not Tatty Weiss KVOA she said after the broadcast Weiss was recently replaced on the 10 pan broadcast but continued to work the 6 pan news Weiss and KVOA said in a news release that her parting is Weiss jomed the station in 1975 and became the first woman to anchor an evening news program at a commercial station in Arizona the release said Weiss said she plans to work as a broadcast consultant Local cadets abound at service academies Teen mourned Friends and family gathered yesterday fa mourn the death of a 16-yea--old Mexican boy shot by a U5 Border PaM agent Story Page 5 Gloria Mitchel Galaviz is comforted by Sarah Roberts after a church service for Juan de Jesus Rivera Cota XAVEfl GAUBfflSrucaoi Citizen 7 cninzzD 7- going on Downtown Saturdays The Tucson Downtown Alliance contmues its Downtown Saturdays fins weekend with an evening of outdoor entertainment Performers range from teen break dancers and poets fa out-of-town musicians When: 6 pm-nutf-night Where: On Congress Street near Stone Avenue Admission: free Information: 884-5980 i What to rent Liam Neeson (below) and Laura Lmney star in this biopic of groundbreaking sex researcher Alfred Kinsey "The Sea Javier Bardem plays a quadriplegic fighting for his nght to die with dignity Jonathan Caouette documents his dysfunctional family and upbnnging "Son of the Jamie Kennedy tnes fa capture Jim Carrey's magic sequel to Mask "Team Comedy by Trey Parker and Matt Stone of best known for puppet sex scene "White Michael Keaton's dead wife communicates with him through the TV PtMo coutesy of Eryn Meets Tifteen high eWgrzsisftaLTmn aacangresskmai district of Rep Springs Cola The number is three times the average of the Jim ift LLXAfrFona Academy at Colorado 435 congressional districts ciEreayoiiliis nominated by Rep Jim Kolbe fiyCJTEVEUE acceptance rate is ern Arizona is really about IQ percent The kids mha get in from here not only survive they excel BIS Benedict ILS Military Academy at West Pomt recruiter for Tucson West Pomt the only military academy where Tucsonans abound The 15 high school graduates from US Rep Jim congressional district alone at the Air Force Academy in Colorado are three times the average of the 435 congressional districts And the 10 Tucsonans enrolled at the US Naval Academy in Maryland are twice the national average US Rep Raul Grijalva a second-term Democrat has begun his own pipeline to TUCSON continuedPage 2A xtrevetesiucsonaiguaem 'Michael (Cainfeel Bran ffrnm Twine since Tns arnvril jat tte DDE MUitarw Academy rrnnre have fob-lowed As he greparas ffdr grraoiatimr: next: week The 22-vEaT-uit! counts more than 30 fellow enrolled: at West Pnnit gerfaajydKitgSesttrninif-ber iff cadets Tram nnecriB dr attend tbee iprestigious TJiew Wmfe atrutenrjy aft ante time IThe heat is at Nights are still pleasant with lows of 70 to 75 but record highs around 112 will continue tomorrow and Monday At least we under extreme heat warnings as Phoenix i I started applying it the numbers we have said GabrheL a 20011 University High School graduate number of cadets here from south ITTrr- 1 Graduating superseniors speak out Exceptional graduates espouse a few words of wisdom to toerdassmates on persistence following your dreams and the eternal need for WD-40 and duct tape In Perspective Governor lied GOP leaders say after veto -j rm ml The heat wave is here forecast at 5:30 and 10 pm Also catch the Cibzen live Tuesdays and Thursdays on Ch 13 at 620 am called Flores bill and the tax credit bill that Republicans broke their promise to negotiate with Democrats staying consistent witji what shesaid all along There were about a half-dozen key elements in the agreement she made with Republican leaders and English-language learning was among them And the budget was to be done in LTEcuyer said Clint Bolick a spokesman for The Alliance for School Choice said GOVERNOR continuedPage 3A By CTREVEHE Republican Ilegislatwe ILsutes accused Gov 3anet 'Napoliiaiu) off lying after she vetoed nUiitonttax credit far corporations yesterday is only unewayttognif this the governor Tied tto House Speaker Tim 'Weieis JR Phoemx said oa mews rndcsse yesterday Afternoon legacy can only die aenresH Senate President Ken Jtemtett R-Prescott and 'Weiers ussinai amount sought by the governor and Democrat leaders as well as other first-year Bennett called the veto an of bad by Napoli-tano has acted dishonorably and this veto proves that she cannot be he said The Legislature was faced with a federal court order in the 1992 Flores Arizona lawsuit to act on the English-leaming issue Spokeswoman Jeanine UEcuyer said Napolitano stands by remarks she made before vetoing the so- joint: astement saying Napolitana as DfemoeraC never made her approval of the corporate tax credit fbrr donations to private school contingent on their wmtangwrth eurocrats on a fund inginTlor English-language learn-arsin public schools two? were never UnkedTUiey said did agree to address EEIL (English language Ifcarmngp before complering the The1 HOP leaders said they with: Democrat leaders and! 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