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By Stephen Lemons Napolitano as head of Homeland Security? Maybe kissing Obama's butt will be worth it. Pollster believes McCain's lead is shrinking in Sand Land, along with everywhere else. Jail surveillance system failed to halt videotaped murder. (Duh.) Sheriff's office knew of Mesa library illegals in August. Feds collar...
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By Stephen Lemons

Napolitano as head of Homeland Security? Maybe kissing Obama's butt will be worth it. Pollster believes McCain's lead is shrinking in Sand Land, along with everywhere else. Jail surveillance system failed to halt videotaped murder. (Duh.) Sheriff's office knew of Mesa library illegals in August. Feds collar Mongols bike club members. White power thugs assault Hispanic man in NoPho. Supervisor Brock hires GOP attack terrier Jason Rose to protect him from newbie Ed Hermes. Clippers cut up by Suns in preseason. Gonzo seeks return to D-Backs. Nelson and Thomas mix it up in KAET debate. VP boss of the Senate, Palin tells third-graders. And Food Network host Guy Fieri puts on the feed bag in Flagstaff.

ABA suggests Nappy for Homeland Security post.

Video system failed to halt county jailhouse murder.

Court docs show MCSO knew of Mesa illegals in August.

Feds collar Mongols members in dragnet.

White power trio assault Hispanic man in North Phoenix.

McCain’s lead in AZ dwindling, says pollster.

Supervisor Brock hires GOP attack dog in reelection bid.

Suns slice up Clippers, 86-69.

Ex-D-Back Gonzales seeks return to team.

Thomas-Nelson clash in County Attorney debate.

Veep “runs the Senate,” Palin misinforms kiddies.

Food Network star Fieri chows down at Flagstaff eatery.

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