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Judge approves deal for drug transportation

KINGMAN – A local judge approved a plea agreement that he said was “entirely inappropriate” during a Tuesday sentencing hearing at the Mohave County courthouse in Kingman. Judge Billy Sipe said he only did so because attorneys provided him confidential information during a private meeting in his chambers before the hearing. Neither Public Defender Jon Gillenwater, nor deputy county attorney Reid Weisberg would comment when asked if the judge was approving the deal because Jose Flores Del Angel, 37, was working with law enforcement authorities on drug matters. Judge Sipe said he disliked the charge reduction and the four-year prison…

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Arias-Saldana convicted of transporting drugs, skips out on court

KINGMAN – A Mohave County jury has convicted a man of hauling drugs through Mohave County. The panel deliberated about 3.5 hours Wednesday before finding Yefry Harrison Arias-Saldana, 35, guilty of transportation of dangerous drugs for sale and transportation of narcotic drugs for sale. The defendant from Chicago, Illinois was acquitted of a drug paraphernalia possession count. Attorneys presented opening statements in the trial in Kingman Tuesday afternoon. Arias-Saldana did not return Wednesday and a warrant for his arrest was issued after the verdicts were read at the courthouse. Authorities said almost 12 pounds of methamphetamine and about 2.5 pounds…

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Chloride offers all-town yard sale

CHLORIDE – The weather has cooled down and that brings out the friendly folks in Chloride. They are geared up for the fall semi-annual All Town Yard Sale, Saturday, September 28. Starting at 8 a.m. the front yards in Chloride will be filled with everything imaginable. Tools, antiques, collectibles, furnishings, and a potpourri of goodies will fill the yards all over town.  And everything is at bargain prices. At “High Noon” the High Desert Drifters gunfight troupe will shoot’em up In the Historical Society’s Cyanide Springs on Elkhart Avenue. After the gunfights take a peek in the Jim Fritz Museum…

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2019 IJSBA Thai Airways World Finals is Oct. 5 to 13

LAKE HAVASU CITY – Thousands will gather at Crazy Horse Campgrounds, 1534 Beachcomber Blvd. for the 2019 Thai Airways World Finals, the most venerable and prestigious single personal watercraft (PWC) event in the world from Oct. 5 through 13. With an invitation-only policy attracting over 750 of the world’s best personal watercraft racers, the World Finals have been the cornerstone of International Jet Sports Boating Association (IJSBA) racing. The event includes dozens of product vendors and a Craft Beer Festival. For those who have ever contemplated buying a PWC, this is the place to come shop for one. The World…

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Prison ordered for driver in traffic fatality

KINGMAN – A judge in Kingman rejected probation and ordered prison for a West Jordan, Utah woman responsible for a single-vehicle traffic accident that claimed the life of her boyfriend’s daughter. Mohave County Superior Court Judge Rick Lambert imposed a 2.5-year prison term for Marissa Sloan, 22, on Monday, Sept. 9. Sloan had an extensive history of misdemeanor convictions, most of them drug related, and she had no valid license when she was driving a Saturn that left Highway 68 and rolled in Golden Valley on April 29, 2018. Presley Hope Farmer, 10, was seriously injured when ejected and she…

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Letters raise questions

Dear Editor, Interesting letters from Mr. Mike Nelson and Mr. Butch Meriwether in the Sept. 4, edition of The Standard. I do have a question for you to consider. Mr. Nelson: Do you realize fossil fuels exist in a finite quantity? What do you suppose future generations will use instead, when fossil fuels are exhausted? And Mr. Meriwether: You say, “I myself would rather drive on my quad to the location where the bugs or flowers are so I could take a picture of them.” Where would you go to take a picture of a passenger pigeon? I understand the…

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