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Jan 29, 2006
$1.5 MILLION IN NARCOTICS SEIZED TUCSON, AZ - Customs and Border Protection Officers at the ports of entry in Arizona had another weekend filled with activity, seizing more than 185 pounds of cocaine and 115 pounds of marijuana, all valued…
Jan 25, 2006
Lender to Pay $325 Million and Reform its Lending Practices (Los Angeles, CA) Attorney General Terry Goddard announced on January 23, 2006 that Ameriquest Mortgage Company has agreed to pay $325 million to consumers and states and make sweeping reforms…
Jan 24, 2006
Group Allegedly Responsible for Series of Arsons in Western States,Acting on Behalf of Extremist Movements WASHINGTON, D.C. Eleven defendants have been indicted on charges including arson and destruction of an energy facility for allegedly participating in a campaign of domestic…
Jan 24, 2006
In the first prosecution of its kind in the nation, a well-known member of the botmaster underground pleaded guilty on January 23, 2006 to federal charges related to his profitable use of botnets armies of compromised computers which were used…
Jan 17, 2006
First Nationally Integrated Intelligence Task Forces to Be Established in Texas and Arizona Washington Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Michael Chertoff announced on January 6, 2006, the creation of new Border Enforcement and Security Task Forces, as part of…
Jan 17, 2006
(State Capitol, Phoenix) Gov. Janet Napolitano gets a second chance to keep her word and redeem her actions with respect to the budget agreement with legislative leaders from the end of last session. The Arizona Legislature passed four bills Wednesday,…
Jan 16, 2006
TUCSON, AZ - The holiday weekend proved again to be filled with attempts at smuggling contraband into Arizona through the ports of entry. The largest seizure happened on January 16 at around 2:30 in the afternoon when CBP officers working…
Jan 14, 2006
American Forces Press Service WASHINGTON Hundreds of security detainees were released from prison on January 15, 2006, and multiple bombs and weapons caches were discovered in Iraq over the last few days, U.S. military officials reported. About 500 security detainees…
Jan 5, 2006
First Nationally Integrated Intelligence Task Forces to Be Established in Texas and Arizona Washington Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Secretary Michael Chertoff announced on January 6, 2006, the creation of new Border Enforcement and Security Task Forces, as part of…
Jan 4, 2006
In cooperation with Tonto National Forest, Tonto National Monument will present a special interpretive program at Schoolhouse Point Platform Mound on Saturday, January 7, 2006 at 2:00 p.m. Archeological work in the mid-1990s examined several sites in Tonto Basin and…
Jan 3, 2006
Welcome to a brand new year! 2006 has arrived along with the start of the ninth year for this publication. Beginning in February, Tonto Basin News will have new offices located at 550 Willow (Willow & Hackney) in Globe. I…
Jan 3, 2006
Influenza activity in Arizona rose to the highest classification of "widespread" last week for the first time this flu season, the Arizona Department of Health Services reported. Department of Health Services Director Susan Gerard is again reminding Arizonans to get…