Just a few months ago, the life of a fish on the Santa Cruz River was pretty blue - or rather it was brown, murky, rare and stifled by ammonia.

The completion of a long-awaited $65 million overhaul of the Nogales International Wastewater Treatment Plant near Rio Rico has changed things drastically, and the river seems to be experiencing a resurgence of tiny fish, says Birdie Stabel, the leader of the river-watch division of the Friends of the Santa Cruz River, a nonprofit group that fought for this upgrade for more than a decade.

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Before Jordan Hill has a chance to play against LeBron James or Kobe Bryant, he went up against Terrell Stoglin.

Just three days after being drafted in the first round by the New York Knicks, the former Arizona Wildcats power forward played Sunday in the Tucson Summer Pro League. On the other team was Stoglin, a senior-to-be from Santa Rita High School who averaged 27 points last season.

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John Dillinger and three members of the "Dillinger mob" bank robbery artist, jail delivery specialists and machine gun terrorists supreme in the Midwest, were captured here yesterday afternoon and evening by Tucson police.

In a series of breath-taking captures, each of which might have at any moment culminated in a stream of lead and death, which included lightning displays of gangster armament and as sudden squashing of murderous hopes by officers, Dillinger himself, Charley Makley, 50, Russell Clark, 39, and Harry Pierpont, 31, the "trigger-man" of the gang were apprehended, were stripped of a young arsenal apiece, subdued, identified, and locked up in the county jail for safe-keeping.

The jail was under double guard last night.

July 20, 1969, marked what has been called the greatest technological achievement in human history: when astronauts first walked upon the moon.

Do you remember the day? We want your memories to share in print and online along with the 40th anniversary coverage.

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