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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1977

Page

2

Insurance delays and refunds spark reader help column

A reader seeks help for unpaid life insurance and an hospital refund. Action answers that the insurer was contacted and a $2,500 check arrived. Another case clarifies a hospital refund of $72 and a $123 payment, with state benefits ruled ineligible. The column also directs readers to the Arizona Rental Handbook for tenants and shares how to request publications from the Arizona Rental Residents Association.

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Large group of would-be smugglers appear in federal court

More than 50 migrants from Mexico Guatemala and El Salvador packed a Tucson courtroom for a mass hearing. Two men face charges of transporting them into the United States while others await bond decisions set at 500 dollars for Mexicans and 3000 dollars for Guatemalans and Salvadorans. Eighty tense questions followed about dates and witness status as the group awaited attorney assignments and further proceedings.

U.S Raymond Terlizzi Terlizzi Guatemala Mexico el Salvador United States

ABA endorses grand jury witness rights and reform

The American Bar Association backed a 25 point plan to allow witnesses to have lawyers during grand jury questioning and to cut the maximum sentence for refusing to testify from three years to one. U.S. Attorney General Griffin Bell warned the changes could end the grand jury system.

Chicago UPI American Bar Association U.S Griffin B. Bell House of Delegates ABA Bell Bar Association Association

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