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Same-Sex Marriage Dead in Arizona
By Neal Broverman, Advocate.com
Numbers show Arizona's Proposition 102 has passed -- same-sex marriage has now been constitutionally banned in the state. With final numbers yet to come, voters in the Grand Canyon state have clearly said no to same-sex marriage. Preliminary results show the measure has the backing of more than 56 percent of voters.
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Gay Life Across America: Gay Life in Phoenix
One Man Movie
By Greg Fieser
Crowded tour bus with a potentially cracked out driver and fears of winding up on a gurney like Gloria Estefan, yet Greg Fieser is flying high as his first round of gay bar interviews are about to commence. What are gay folk like in Phoenix, Arizona? Read on to find out!
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Oh Nuts... Chris Snyder Sidelined With Testicle Fracture
By Mark Umbach
Not a good year for catchers! Well, at least not on the ball field. First Brandon Inge faced off against a pillow, and now FanIQ.com reports Chris Snyder, catcher for the Arizona Diamondbacks, will go on the 15-day DL because of a fractured testicle.
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Teen Beats Classmate with Chair in Taped Attack
Video Included
By Dylan Vox
Just a week after a disturbing video of six teenagers beating up a former friend Victoria Lindsay began to circulate on the Internet, another violent teen video has surfaced. In Prescott, Arizona a fourteen-year-old girl was arrested after bashing a rival schoolmate unconscious with a folding chair. The incident was videotaped by a fellow student.
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Clinton, McCain Win Victory in Arizona Primary Results
Update
By Ann Turner
New York Senator Hillary Clinton leads Illinois Senator Barack Obama by a strong margin in the Arizona Democratic primary on Super Tuesday. In the Republican primary, home state Senator John McCain has brought home the win over former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney and former Arkansas Governor Mike Huckabee.
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Catholic Priest Leaves Priesthood Over Church's Anti-Gay Stance
By Troy Espera
A Catholic priest in Arizona who clashed with the head of the Catholic Diocese of Phoenix over gay issues has split from the priesthood after taking a yearlong leave of absence. According to the Associated Press, Chris Carpenter said he is concerned about the church's outreach to gay members and 'the current state of church leadership.'
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Arizona Councilman Puts Up $10K Reward for Leads in Alleged Hate Crime
By Anthony Cuesta
A councilman in Paradise Valley, Ariz. is offering a $10,000 cash reward in an alleged hate crime reported by a gay couple who said several men attacked them outside a Scottsdale restaurant. Councilman Brian Cooney said he hopes the reward will urge witnesses to come forward with information about the Sunday beating of Jean Rolland, 28, and Andrew Frost, 19.
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Gay Rights Advocates Celebrate Election Triumphs
By Troy Espera
As voting machines from the 2006 midterm election are returned to storage for another Congressional session, gay rights activists are celebrating key accomplishments in the race—particularly in Arizona—and identifying and focusing their efforts on the many obstacles that still lie ahead.
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Arizona Votes Reject 'Gay Marriage' Ban
Tuesday's ballot count resulting in the defeat of Prop. 107 marks a significant day for Arizona's families. With 97 percent of precincts reporting, Prop. 107 was trailing by nearly three percent, which includes comfortable margins in the state's two largest communities, Phoenix and Tucson. The results elated campaign leaders, volunteers and supporters.
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