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Newspaper

Phoenix Gazette

Location

Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1965

Page

16

Readers flood Gazette with Frost poem insights and replies

Dozens of readers discuss Robert Frost poem Stopping by Woods on a Snowy Evening noting its 1923 origin, monosyllabic word use, and a remembered remark about repetition. Letters from Olga Strimple Agnes Dooley and others quote lines and share reactions from schools and communities.

Robert Frost Olga J. Strimple Mrs. Strimple

Counterfeit auto tabs ring busted in Phoenix

Two ex convicts were arrested in connection with a counterfeit automobile registration tab ring operating from Phoenix. Tabs were produced in a prison print shop and smuggled out inside a guitar. Five others are involved as investigators tighten security.

Phoenix Arizona State Prison

Public Land Auction looming in Prescott area

About 160 acres of school and institution owned land will be auctioned Friday at the Yavapai County Court House steps in Prescott. Officials note valuation at $32,000 for grazing land with no improvements and highlight broader concerns about counterfeit vehicle tabs and tax implications across counties.

Yavapai County Court House Prescott Phoenix Gazette Milton Graham

Babysitter's Hearing Reset in Bruner Case

In Tucson the preliminary hearing for Evelyn Bruner a 24 year old babysitter charged with involuntary manslaughter in the death of the child she cared for was continued for a week in superior court.

Tucson Evelyn Bruner Superior Court

Nicholson Is Found Guilty Faces 1-10 Year Sentence

Nicholson is found guilty and faces a possible one to ten year prison term. The verdict concludes the trial over charges of the cited offenses presented to the court, with deliberations and decision reaching the jury after evidence and testimony were reviewed.

Nicholson

Twin Convicted Of Manslaughter In Five-Week Trial

In Pasadena California Timothy Nicholson, the wealthy twin, is convicted of manslaughter in the December death of his brother Todd Nicholson, 22. The verdict by a 7 man 5 woman jury comes after a five and a half week trial with claims of self defense and violence. Nicholson faces one to ten years with no probation and possible parole after about 18 months. Defense witnesses portrayed Todd as explosive and psychotic.

Timothy Nicholson Roberta Nicholson Todd Pasadena Calif Todd Nicholson

Glendale board reverses NDEA funds vote in heated meeting

Glendale Union High School District board, moved by a change in Dr Joseph Voorhees, voted 3 to 2 against accepting federal NDEA funds after a noisy session with 135 attendees. Opponents argued for state control and education, while proponents cited national needs. The meeting moved to Cortez High School due to crowd size.

Glendale Glendale Union High School District Joseph Voorhees Dr. Voorhees Voorhees Cortez High School Arizona NDEA Zalut Milton J. Mirkin N. 16Th Lane

Twin heirs linked to fatal Temple City shooting trial

A high profile murder trial in Temple City centers on Timothy and Todd Nicholson heirs to Cudahy and Pullman fortunes. Testimony alleges Timothy plotted to kill Todd amid a family feud over real estate ventures and a failed plan to hire a painter to remove Todd. The jury found Timothy fired a warning shot during a December incident. sentencing is set for July 9 with manslaughter verdict unspecified as voluntary or involuntary.

Cudahy Meat Packing Pullman Sleeping Car Sun Development Co Phoenix

Tucson Chief Quits After Election Shakeup

Police Chief Frank Barrios and five officers resigned in South Tucson after the town's mayor and several incumbents were voted out in the general election. New administration moves include training sessions and a change in scheduling for administrative purposes.

South Tucson UPI Frank Barrios Jesus Ybarra Gan Fir i Tony Gallo

Grant to ASC for Flagstaff central library

Washington AP reports a federal grant of 183881 dollars awarded to Arizona State College for Flagstaff to fund construction of a central library on campus.

Washington Arizona State College Flagstaff

Arizona Western College Receives 241424 Grant

The U S Office of Education awards Arizona Western College of Yuma a 241 424 grant under the Higher Education Facilities Act to construct a business education facility. Funds support remodeling classrooms laboratories and libraries at the college.

Washington U.S. Office of Education Arizona Western College of Yuma Higher Education Facilities Act

Yuma voters decide on $500000 hospital expansion bonds

Southern Yuma County real property owners vote today on issuing $500000 bonds to expand Yuma Parkview Baptist Hospital. Expansion would add a new patient wing bringing total beds to 131 and would be matched with Hill Burton funds totaling $1 million for the project.

Yuma Yuma County Parkview Baptist Hospital Federal Hill-Burton

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