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Hot Links: Guadalupe Sues Arpaio, Food Banks See Spike, Falling TV Kills Kid, Heather Locklear Popped for DUI.

By Stephen Lemons Guadalupe sues Sheriff Arpaio for trying to pull out of town. Trib op-ed argues Saban can beat Joe. Requests to local food banks up. State Dems can smell a legislative lead coming their way. Nappy knocks on doors for state House and Senate hopefuls. Cards burned badly...
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By Stephen Lemons

Guadalupe sues Sheriff Arpaio for trying to pull out of town. Trib op-ed argues Saban can beat Joe. Requests to local food banks up. State Dems can smell a legislative lead coming their way. Nappy knocks on doors for state House and Senate hopefuls. Cards burned badly by Jets. D-Backs end season with rout of Rockies. Citigroup gobbles up Wachovia. Baby crushed by falling Boob Tube. Local pastry chef to rep U.S. in world competition. McCain and Obama ads pollute news broadcasts. And do you dream of a tipsy Heather Locklear? Dream no more.

Guadalupe sues Arpaio over police protection.

Can Saban unseat Arpaio? Trib op-ed argues, “Yes.”

Area food banks see spike in assistance-seekers.

State Dems look to take lead in legislature.

Napolitano pounds pavement for legislative Dems.

Jets fly past Cards, 56-35.

D-Backs close season with 2-1 rout of Rockies.

Citigroup acquires Wachovia with FDIC help.

Toddler killed by falling TV in Surprise.

Local chef to rep U.S. in World Pastry Cup.

McCain, Obama commercials mar newscasts.

Megababe Heather Locklear popped for DUI.

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