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13-year-old boy discovered €14,900 ($16,000) in cash at a municipal railway station in Oberhaching a small town located 15 kilometers (9 miles) south of Munich The money belonged to a 62-year-old from nearby Sauerlach who had put it in an envelope that he stored in his briefcase When he realized that he had forgotten his bag at the station the man rushed back but it was already gone The teenager who had found it decided not to inform the police and the group - three boys and three girls under 14 - went on a two-week shopping spree trips to the bowling alley and an electric scooter The teens only confessed after their suspicious parents demanded to know how they had been able to pay for their spending spree The furious parents informed local police who were quickly able to find the rightful owner Munich Police spokeswoman Sina Dietsch said the families had been able to return most of the acquired products She added that they only had to find around €2,000 ($2,100) to fully compensate the victim It has not been revealed whether the teenage offenders' parents decided to punish them for their actions Local authorities cannot press any charges against them due to their age The Sauerlach resident reportedly did not expect to ever see his money again as two weeks had passed since he informed police about having lost it at the station Dietsch said: "The teenagers might not face charges over what they did But we will summon them for a conversation The municipality of Oberhaching is home to nearly 14,000 people This story was provided to Newsweek by Zenger News Newsweek is committed to challenging conventional wisdom and finding connections in the search for common ground Newsletters in your inbox See all Germany (BRAIN) — Boards & More Group GmbH has acquired the ergonomic bike product brand SQLab GmbH The companies are not releasing a purchase price for the acquisition Boards & More is a leading kiteboarding and stand-up paddling supplier that also owns Ion SQlab founder Tobias Hild will remain on board as managing director the two companies want to jointly develop and distribute further innovative products for the cycling market With the Boards & More Group behind it SQlab primarily wants to take the next steps towards internationalization this would involve setting up new logistics Since 2013 Boards & More Group is in the hands of Munich-based investment company Emeram Capital Partners The Oberhaching-based company operates the three brands Duotone The Ion brand was originally founded in 2004 as a brand offering wetsuits and other neoprene-products In 2012 it expanded with a bicycle division In 2015 Ion debuted at Interbike with its own booth While Boards & More said it wants to transfer "the fun of surfing to biking" with the brand SQlab is considered a pioneer when it comes to ergonomic bike products the brand claims to be the first manufacturer to start with the concept of seat-bone measurement and to offer saddles (and later shoe soles) customized to different widths Tobias Hild's latest project is to begin customized saddle production in Germany This is currently being ramped up in order to supply the market with high-quality "Made in Germany" products Download the 2019 Industry Directory Read the 2021 Sales Training Guide the world leader in energy harvesting wireless technology announced today the appointment of wireless industry expert Keith Cornell as Chairman of its Board of Directors he will refine EnOcean’s overall strategy including the company’s further internationalisation and development of new markets Keith Cornell succeeds Samuel Simonsson who remains a member of the EnOcean Board Keith Cornell brings more than 20 years of successful executive management sales and marketing as well as corporate development experience in several international markets Before joining the EnOcean Supervisory Board he was Chairman and CEO of Nanoradio (today He also serves as Chairman of the Norwegian company poLight Keith was on the management teams of various leading mobile operators He was President for European Operations O2 where he also served as Interim CEO of Viag Interkom He was also VP International Operations for AirTouch and Director Keith has a MBA from Carnegie-Mellon and a BS in engineering/economics from Harvey Mudd College in Claremont “I’m excited to have such an experienced industry expert joining our Board as Chairman EnOcean is progressing well on its internationalisation and diversification journey Keith's leadership will help us to achieve our growth plan,” says Laurent Giai-Miniet “EnOcean is a unique story of innovation and success the company has achieved a great leap forward in establishing the energy harvesting wireless standard in the building sector and expanding the business to several other fields of application I’m looking forward to accompanying the future developments of this innovative cleantech company as Chairman of EnOcean’s Board,” comments Keith Cornell EnOcean offers energy harvesting wireless modules that draw their power via energy converters from motion enabling batteryless and maintenance-free solutions the EnOcean technology has opened up several fields of application machine-to-machine (M2M) communication or environmental monitoring The company operates internationally in Europe Email:   bekyc@neesham.co.uk EnOcean is the originator of patented energy harvesting wireless technology the company manufactures and markets energy harvesting wireless modules for use in building and industrial applications as well as in further application fields such as smart home EnOcean technology combines miniaturised energy converters with ultra-low-power electronics and robust RF communication leading product manufacturers have chosen wireless modules from EnOcean to enable their system ideas EnOcean is a promoter of the EnOcean Alliance a consortium of companies from the world's building sector that has set itself the aim of creating innovative solutions for sustainable buildings Self-powered wireless technology from EnOcean has been successfully deployed in more than 250,000 buildings worldwide The EnOcean wireless protocol is standardised internationally as ISO/IEC 14543-3-10 which is optimised for wireless solutions with ultra-low power consumption and energy harvesting.   For more information visit www.enocean.com The German Judo Federation offered over 50 workshops within 4 days including a wide variety of topics, such as judo classes by weight categories, Yoga classes, randori sessions, kata courses and additionally a taste of Capoeira. The classes were taught by many famous Judo teachers, including german national team coaches, Simon Schnell, Winston Gordon and Yasuko Haramaki. The coaches were joined by over 400 participants from all over Germany. The major organisation and realization of the event was achieved by many volunteers, with the support of DAX-Sports. Winston Gordon from the United Kingdom, 5th place in 2004 Athens Olympic Games and winner of several European championships, taught a couple of classes, including “Grip’n Throw” and “Big Throws”. He was joined by Ilse Heylen of Belgium, a bronze medallist of the Athens Games as well and winner of the European Championships in 2005. Ilse gave to the participants the unique opportunity to learn her special techniques. Over all the participants got lots of opportunities to see and learn new things and they could improve their Judo skills thanks to the wide variety of coaches and teachers who dedicated their time. 13. 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Hephzibah Oluwadare lifted the trophy at the J200 in Oberhaching, Germany, in her first tournament since the Australian Open.  She started her campaign with a straight-sets win over Aiya Nupbay before coming through a three-set thriller against Amy Sucha 6-7 6-2 7-6 in the second round.  Oluwadare, of the GB National Tennis Academy based in Stirling, then toppled second-seeded Julia Stusek, currently ranked 36 in the world, 7-6 6-4 to progress to the semi-final.  She backed up her quarter-final win with a 6-2 7-5 victory over Czech Republic’s Eliska Tichakova to reach her first ITF final of the season.  Oluwadare took on unseeded Tereza Krejcova and stepped up to the occasion by producing her most convincing performance of the week, defeating Krejcova 6-2 6-2 to be crowned champion.  She also reached the final of the girls’ doubles event with partner Bella Bergkvist Larsson, falling to Dutch pair Joy De Zeeuw and Loes Ebeling Koning in the championship match.  View this post on Instagram Instagram Post Stewart shines on ATP Challenger debut   Hamish Stewart made his mark at his first career ATP Challenger Tour appearance at the Lexus Nottingham Challenger.  Starting in qualifying, Stewart dispatched Brits Giles Hussey and Marcus Walters in straight sets to secure a spot in the main draw.  In the first round, he faced former world number 35 Jiri Vesely, who reached the third round of the 2023 US Open. After edging a close first set, the Scot ran away with the match, winning 7-5 6-3.   In the second round, he faced Paul Jubb, who he had recently beaten at the M25 Glasgow in October 2023. Stewart came out on top once again, winning 6-4 6-4.  In the quarter-finals, Stewart played France’s Giovanni Mpetshi Perricard, ranked 198 in the world. However, it was not to be as Stewart was edged out in an incredibly tight 6-7 6-7 loss to the eventual champion.  Stewart is back in action this week on home soil at the Lexus Glasgow Challenger, where he has made the most of his wildcard into a main draw by upsetting top seed Calvin Hemery. The main draw also features Aidan McHugh and Charlie Robertson.  View this post on Instagram Instagram Post Top seeds Ali Collins and Lily Miyazaki reached the final of the women’s doubles at the W50 Edgbaston ITF event.  The all-British combo progressed through the quarters and semis without dropping a set before facing third seeds Magali Kempen and Lara Salden in the final.  It was the Belgian duo who got their hands on the trophy, edging a tight first set on a tie-break before taking the second 6-2.  View this post on Instagram Instagram Post Gallacher and McKechnie reach Tennis Europe final  Ray Gallacher and Caelan McKechnie reached the final of the boys’ doubles at the Lexus Junior International Liverpool Both players qualified for the main draw in singles and teamed up to play together in the doubles draw.   The pair beat Max Lendrum and Keiju Yuto in the first round in straight sets before upsetting third seeds Joris Van Linde and Ivan Van Ruiten 6-3 7-5 to move on to the semi-finals.  The Scots kept up their winning ways by defeating Maximus Demburg and Mohan Mehta 6-3 2-6 10-5 to book their spot in the final.  It wasn’t to be for the Scots in the end as they fell in the title-deciding match 6-1 6-3 to fourth seeds Manu Seijas-Wright and Ruben Stanmore 1-6 3-6.  © Copyright 2025 LTA Operations Limited We use cookies to store information about how you use our website – such as the pages you visit – so we can ace your experience when you're browsing All information about the cookies we use and why we use them are in our Cookie Policy. 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With this firmly in mind, today FIFA launched a new dedicated programme and toolkit – FIFA Guardians™ – designed to enhance child safeguarding standards within football. With this firmly in mind, today FIFA launched a new dedicated programme and toolkit \u2013 FIFA Guardians\u2122 \u2013 designed to enhance child safeguarding standards within football. Sydney: Pararoos Head Coach Kai Lammert has finalised his squad to compete at July’s IFCPF World Cup in Seville, Spain. Fourteen players will venture to Europe on June 29, with the Pararoos’ first stop being Oberhaching near Munich where the team will play two international friendlies against Germany’s National CP (Cerebral Palsy) football team. While in Bavaria, Lammert’s squad will set up shop at Sportschule Oberhaching, a modern college of physical education that was built in 1994 and features a range of elite outdoor and indoor facilities. Fourteen players will venture to Europe on June 29, with the Pararoos\u2019 first stop being Oberhaching near Munich where the team will play two international friendlies against Germany\u2019s National CP (Cerebral Palsy) football team. While in Bavaria, Lammert\u2019s squad will set up shop at Sportschule Oberhaching, a modern college of physical education that was built in 1994 and features a range of elite outdoor and indoor facilities. Ulaanbaatar: Students at School No. 79 today received encouraging news after the Mongolian Football Federation (MFF) announced that they will build a new football pitch supported by the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Dream Asia Foundation. MFF President and AFC Vice President Ganbaatar Amgalanbaatar made the announcement at their Grassroots Football Day and thanked AFC President Shaikh Salman bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa for his support. The idea to build a football pitch was mooted 12 months ago after tragedy struck School No. 79 when an 11-year-old male student tragically died when a goal post fell on him. Paris: The Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Dream Asia Foundation and the Supreme Committee for Delivery & Legacy (SC)’s Generation Amazing programme on Sunday signed a long-term partnership in Paris, France, which will enable collaboration in legacy and education across Asia during the next four years. The AFC will manage the partnership through the AFC Dream Asia Foundation which was launched in March 2017 and has delivered projects across the Continent in the last two years. Generation Amazing is the human and social legacy programme initiated during Qatar’s successful bid for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in 2010, which aims to use the power of sport to positively impact lives and create sustainable social development in communities. Shaikh Salman bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa, the AFC President, said: “The AFC puts football for social development at the heart of all our work and since the launch of the AFC Dream Asia Foundation, we are proud to have conducted 33 projects in 21 AFC Member Associations. We are looking forward to working with the Generation Amazing to deliver even more projects for the benefit of young people on our Continent.” The value-in-kind partnership will see both sides engaging in joint football for development initiatives in countries including Lebanon and the Philippines, where the AFC has already concluded successful projects. Generation Amazing is the human and social legacy programme initiated during Qatar\u2019s successful bid for the 2022 FIFA World Cup in 2010, which aims to use the power of sport to positively impact lives and create sustainable social development in communities. Shaikh Salman bin Ebrahim Al Khalifa, the AFC President, said: \u201cThe AFC puts football for social development at the heart of all our work and since the launch of the AFC Dream Asia Foundation, we are proud to have conducted 33 projects in 21 AFC Member Associations. We are looking forward to working with the Generation Amazing to deliver even more projects for the benefit of young people on our Continent.\u201d Phnom Penh: The Indochina Starfish Foundation (ISF Cambodia), supported by the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Dream Asia Foundation brought joy to more than 200 hearing-impaired children at the ISF Sports Ground in the Cambodian capital of Phnom Penh this week. A total of 216 players participated in the competition for young men and women with hearing disabilities in Cambodia, using funding received by ISF following their AFC Dream Asia Award as the NGO of the Year. The Dream Asia recognition acknowledged ISF’s initiatives in Cambodia where they provide the widest-reaching grassroots football programme in the country. The project is in line with the AFC Dream Asia Foundation’s key pillars of social inclusion and programmes for youths. The Dream Asia recognition acknowledged ISF\u2019s initiatives in Cambodia where they provide the widest-reaching grassroots football programme in the country. The project is in line with the AFC Dream Asia Foundation\u2019s key pillars of social inclusion and programmes for youths. Dhaka: The Asian Football Confederation (AFC), in cooperation with the Bangladesh Football Federation (BFF), Coaches Across Continents (CAC) and UNHCR, the United Nations Refugee Agency, have launched training camps and matches for street children and young Rohingya refugees in Cox’s Bazar under their Social Responsibility Programme. The ongoing initiatives started on November 30, last year and will end in September 2019 and have also included working with the JAAGO Foundation to provide football training for street children in Dhaka which ran from November 30 to December 3. Then the initiative for Rohingya refugees started on December 4 and will run in the coastal town of Cox’s Bazar, where there are almost 800,000 refugees, will now run until December 10. Then the initiative for Rohingya refugees started on December 4 and will run in the coastal town of Cox\u2019s Bazar, where there are almost 800,000 refugees, will now run until December 10. Kuala Lumpur: Children from the Rohingya Education Centre based in Klang were invited to the AFC House for a friendly match with the staff, carried out by the Asian Football Confederation and United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR) partnership on Tuesday.  The friendly is part of the character education carried out under Phase 1 of the AFC-UNHCR Programme, that also comprises competitions, with the aim offering learning experience for the children to play with an external team in a match officiated by professional referees. The children’s football skills and behaviour were observed throughout the match, to identify if the children had absorbed the knowledge and lessons taught in the programme.  Furthermore, it also served as an opportunity for the children to visit the city. The children\u2019s football skills and behaviour were observed throughout the match, to identify if the children had absorbed the knowledge and lessons taught in the programme.\u00a0 Psychological instability, racism, patriotism, the nuclear threat, and sexual perversion are the topics at hand in Fuller’s story of an ambitious newspaperman named Johnny, who, in his drive to win a Pulitzer Prize, pretends to be a pervert in order to enter a psychiatric clinic and solve a murder recently committed there. Camerawork by Stanley Cortez (The Magnificent Ambersons, The Night of the Hunter). The Karlovy Vary International Film Festivalis part of the KVIFF Group family, which covers other projects as well: Nine-year-old Benni is a fragile kid filled with rage against all institutions because she believes they are keeping her from returning home to her mother. Will this young girl, who is constantly running away, find at least one person to love her unconditionally? This energetic yet painfully touching debut won the Alfred Bauer Prize at this year’s Berlinale. Nora Fingscheidt (b. 1983, Braunschweig, Germany). Filmography: Syncope (Synkope, 2010 short), Between the Lines (Zwischen den Zeilen, 2011, short), Nose and Mouth (Brüderlein, 2013, medium-length), Boulevard’s End (2014, short doc.), The License (Die Lizenz, 2016, short), Without This World (Ohne diese Welt, 2017, doc.), System Crasher (Systemsprenger, 2019) and was the daughter of Georg Adam Wurschinger and Irene Bremauer-Bresele Wurschinger She attended Dietramszell in Bavaria and graduated from the University of Munich in 1941 she worked as a translator for the United States War Department Irene was a loving mother who was always ambitious gregarious and who had a great love for her family She served as Post Auditor for the City of Tucson for over two years and was the controller for Fred S James Company for over 17 years until she retired in 1989 After her retirement she continued to do accounting and taxes for friends and family all of who will remember her love of life and wonderful spirit one great-grandson and one sister also survive Diana a woman of uncommon grace and generosity laid down to sleep for the last time on May 15 Her kind spirit and open heart touched and inspired many Columbus with Pastor Kris Hayne officiating serving as a B-29 navigator in the Air Force Alfred was preceded in death by his wife of 58 years along with seven grandchildren and four great grandchildren Margaret Daily Fowkes; survived by daughter Pamela Lawlor and Linda Fowkes; grandson and wife a New York City fireman for 21 years and a Pima Community College automotive instructor numerous great and great-great grandchildren Visitation will be held at SOUTH LAWN MORTUARY on Thursday internment to follow at South Lawn Cemetery O'Brien and Mary Quesnel; four grandchildren and three great-grandchildren Arrangements by BRING'S BROADWAY CHAPEL Preceded in death by his parents and sister Joan Weeks He is survived by his beloved wife of 46 years Lillian Kellogg and Edythe Newton of Old Greenwich Carl was a retired engineer from General Motors in N He also served as a Merchant Marine during WWII and was honorably discharged in 1945 During his 15 years residing in Oro Valley he was a CVAP volunteer for the Oro Valley Police Department for seven years as well as a member of the Sun City Posse for ten years Carl was well respected and loved by all those whose lives he touched His loving and kind spirit and his commitment to helping others will always be remembered PATRICK LOMUTO 1918 2004 be held at EAST LAWN PALMS MORTUARY Ron was born to Clark and Olive McDearmon in Lyndon He graduated from Thompson High School in 1947 Ron fought every day of his life while afflicted with Muscular Dystrophy Throughout it all Ron displayed a "can do" attitude that was a model to all those who knew him He was an extraordinary husband and father Ron was married to his wife Mary for 25 years and a loving father to his step-sons Services will be held in Illinois at a later date She adopted Tucson as her home in 1987 after a long and successful career as an educator in the field of Special Education A memorial service celebrating her life will be held Thursday at Saint Phillips Episcopal Church of the Hills a memorial contribution may be made to the Association for Retarded Children or the Tucson Memorial Society Patrick ended his earthly journey on May 16 Preceded in death and there to gather him into their loving arms were his beloved wife of 62 years Elizabeth; precious sister-in-law Genevieve Azzaro-Cannon and brother-in-law George Cannon and Michelle (his three sweethearts); nieces he served proudly with the 312th Field Artillery Battalion and the family returned to New York where they lived for many years They retired and moved to Tucson in 1981 after spending seven years in California He had great spirit and enjoyed many traditional things: family we will carry you in our hearts for all time please make donation to a charity of your choice Services will LAW ORDER HIV -positive gets 7 years THE ASSOCIATED PRESS SIERRA VISTA An HIVpositive soldier at Fort Huachuca who raped a woman has been sentenced to seven years and one day in military prison the military judge presiding over the case but Houck will serve the seven years as part of a plea agreement Houck pleaded guilty to disobeying a lawful order falsifying an official statement and three counts of soldier for rape Grace Klauser Abodeely Passed away in her home May 14 She graduated from Tucson High School and then attended Saint Mary's School of Nursing housewife and a lay school teacher for Saint Joseph's Catholic Church before returning to college to receive her teaching degree from the University of Arizona She taught Bilingual education in Tucson until the death of her husband in 1976 and she subsequently moved to Phoenix in 1977 where she was a substitute teacher for several years Grace was involved in numerous activities in Sun City and Phoenix to include International Toastmasters and Phoenix Emblem Club Grace was extremely patriotic and loved to travel and loved her family She was noted for her beautiful smile and vivacious Joseph (Donna) and Robert (Julie); grandchildren Jolyn Closky and numerous nieces and nephews with funeral service following at 4:00 p.m Burial will be held at Holy Hope Cemetery in Tucson the family suggests donations be made to Hospice of the Valley Alice was a member of Palo Verde Baptist Church Visitation and funeral services on Thursday Zollie Zell Copeland and Mattie Lou Williams Air Force and 13 years with the State of Arizona Division of Occupation Safety and Health Deborah Copeland; Uncle Franklin (Laverne) Copeland and Aunt Viteria Johnson six in-laws and their spouses; special friends Internment to follow at South Lawn Cemetery Marla and Rene Moreno and Karla and Justin Wilson The entire Moreno family and many special friends A visitation will be held at HUDGEL'S SWAN FUNERAL HOME on Wednesday Memorials may be made in Judy's memory to the AZ Cancer Center or Carondelet St now that the pain is gone we hope you dance Inglis Florists Say It With Flowers 622-4641 www.inglisflorists.com Natalie Morrissey 66 Natalie came to Tucson in November 1979 and began working as a manager at a local mail order catalog for 17 years Michael and Edward will carry on the tradition in her name A celebration of her life will be held Sunday 2004 at the EAST LAWN PALMS MORTUARY CHAPEL In lieu of flowers the family request donations to Carondelet Foundation St Joseph Hospital or The American Cancer Society Natalie will truly be missed by the many lives she touched Navy and received the BFA and MFA degrees from Columbia University He also enjoyed woodworking and exploring the desert environment He was very active in Casas Adobes Congregational Church and he was influential in the planning and building of a Columbarium there A memorial service will be held at 10:00 a.m 2004 at Casas Adobes Congregational Church please send any memorial contributions to Casas Adobes Congregational Church be designated to either Hospice the church's Columbarium Fund attended TUSD Schools from 3rd grade through high school married Redge Roper and remained in Lincoln Mary Kay and Jim; four grandchildren; one brother She will be greatly missed by family and many friends in Lincoln and Tucson Art Trevino and Brian Stearns; daughterin-law He is also survived by good friends too numerous to count in Tucson He lived his life with passion and determination as a star collegiate athlete He followed his dream of owning a piece of rugged property in Montana clearing it and building a cabin with his own two hands and the help of his friends The cherished memories he left behind will burn brightly in our hearts until we meet again Cortaro Tucson with a service to follow at 1:00 p.m Arrangements by EVERGREEN MORTUARY CEMETERY Houck also received a dishonorable discharge a reduction to the lowest rank of private and forfeiture of all payments and allowances but disobeyed a command from his supervisor to inform any potential partner that he had the AIDS virus Prosecutors said Houck had unprotected sex on several occasions with three women Five who held entrants at gunpoint plead guilty ARIZONA DAILY STAR Five Mexican men accused of robbing a group of illegal border crossers at gunpoint pleaded guilty to hostage-taking charges in federal court Monday The men each pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit hostage-taking Twenty-three illegal entrants walking through the desert near Three Points March 29 were held by the five men who carried handguns and a rifle and ordered the group to lie on the ground They then told the group they would be taken to a trailer where they were to call their family members to pay a ransom One of the entrants escaped and found a Department of Public Safety officer near Arizona Highways 86 and 286 The person led agents back to the trailer where the five men were arrested The charge of hostage taking carries a maximum penalty of life in prison and $250,000 fine Firearms suspect guilty ARIZONA DAILY STAR The man charged with killing a Tucson police officer has been convicted in federal court on an unrelated firearms charge is facing the death penalty for the May 26 shooting of Tucson Police Officer Patrick K District Judge Raner Collins found Cruz guilty of the firearms charge in a trial Mon- FUNERAL NOTICES Gordon Ray Utsler 50 Gordon had a captivating personality and a sensational sense of humor Gordon will forever remain in the hearts of his family and friends Private services will be held at a later date passed away peacefully in her sleep at Manor Care March 30 She moved to Tucson in 1958 and began her nursing career James (Shirley) Butler of Ohio; three daughters Gary) Grammond and Shelley Meza; grandchildren We will all miss her feisty and loving spirit OBITUARY COPY DUE RUN DAY DEADLINE Monday Sunday Tuesday Monday Wednesday Tuesday Thursday Wednesday Friday Thursday Saturday Friday Sunday Friday For more information Call (520) 573-4293; fax (520) 573-4294 day Cruz faces up to 10 years in prison when he is sentenced July 26 Cruz was charged with felony possession of a firearm Pinal County sheriff's deputies were called to a remote neighborhood to investigate a suspicious person He was prohibited from possessing a firearm after being convicted on a drug-smuggling charge in Illinois and a charge of fleeing law enforcement in Arizona Cruz's murder trial is scheduled to begin Nov Restaurant blaze nets man 4 years ARIZONA DAILY STAR A Tucson man charged with torching the Solarium restaurant in 1999 was sentenced in Tucson federal court to nearly four years of prison also will have to serve three years of probation was already under arrest on a weapons charge when he was indicted in 2002 He pleaded guilty in September to setting the building ablaze was nearing the end of a renovation when it burned May 1 Deaths The deceased are from Tucson unless otherwise noted