| Money may be motive in Christmas Eve killings
The possible motive emerged late Wednesday after the arrest of 29-year-old Michele Kristen Anderson and her boyfriend, Joseph McEnroe, in connection with the fatal shootings of Anderson's parents, her brother and his wife and the couple's two children, a 6-year-old girl and a 3-year-old boy. Investigators believe Anderson and McEnroe both shot the victims, said one law-enforcement source familiar with the investigation. The source said there was a dispute within the family over money and that Anderson believed she was mistreated and taken advantage of by family members. Late Wednesday, investigators also revealed that someone inside the home called 911 during the shootings, but the caller hung up without saying a word, said King County Sheriff's Sgt.
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Levchin, who is now 32, is typical of a new generation of junior titans in Silicon Valley who might be called the prematurely rich � techies worth tens of millions of dollars, sometimes more, at an age when many others are just starting to figure out what to do with their lives. The Internet, a low-overhead medium with a global reach, has greatly accelerated the wealth creation phenomenon, producing a larger breed of multi-millionaires even younger and richer than in the past. They are happy to be wealthy, of course, but many of these babyfaced technology tycoons often seem indifferent to the buying power of their money, at least at this stage of their lives. Instead, nearly all of them have chosen to throw themselves back into a start-up, not so much because they want a spectacular new home or a personal jet � though many of them do � but because they are in a competition with themselves and one another.
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Tucson dude ranch industry becoming dud
TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) -- Another dude bit the dust in 2007. Citing difficulty in sustaining a dude guest ranch, the owners of Lazy K Bar Guest Ranch in Marana have leased the property and changed its focus to a venue for weddings and corporate gatherings. Its departure from the dude ranch scene leaves Tucson with just two spots where guests can check in, saddle up and play cowboy, or cowgirl. "We are one generation away from no dude ranches existing in the way that we know today," said Russell True, co-owner of White Stallion Ranch in Tucson. "I've watched Tucson go from 30-plus dude ranches to two." While some smaller ranch owners survived by letting their guests ride on vacant land around their property, Tucson's growth boxed them in and the sight of rooftops discouraged some visitors, he said.
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