Townsland ownership dispute surrounds Pearce Townsite history
The Pearce Townsite east of the Dragoon Mountains was created in the early 1900s with a probate trustee to convey and auction lots. William Liptak seeks 34 lots, claiming county ownership after a title search. Cochise County records lack clear proof of county ownership and a 19 year old assessor note misassigned ownership.
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William Liptak
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Pearce Townsite Trusteeship and Arizona Land Laws
The article traces Pearce Townsite's unsettled trusteeship after 1912. Judge Frank Goodbody vanished amid probate transfers, leaving Anthony Deddens as trustee. Liptak and Klein consider auctioning un deeded parcels under Arizona law to fund public projects, with appraisers and minimum bids set, while noting many townsites fall under BLM and few deeds exist.
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China military modernization seen as gradual no immediate threat
U.S. intelligence estimates released cite gradual Chinese military modernization with no missile capable of striking the United States. The Defense Intelligence Agency says China’s long range missile won’t be operational before the next decade and China’s navy and air force are not yet a match for the United States or the Soviet Union.
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U S detects Russ N blast in Siberia
Seismic signals believed to come from a Russian underground nuclear explosion were detected by the Energy Research and Development Administration. A spokesman said the readings occurred about 6 p.m. EDT last Saturday and likely originated in central Siberia south of the Arctic Circle.
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Lie tests planned in county parks department probe
Sheriff Richard J. Boykin said investigators will use polygraph tests on top-level Parks and Recreation administrators amid new allegations of wrongdoing linked to county work time and materials. The probe expanded after a Tucson Citizen report about roof work at Parks Director Eugene Laos’s home.
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Escape from jail exposes clerical error
Michael McIntire, 18, was ordered to Patton State Hospital for examination after a deputy sheriff assault conviction. A clerical error led to his release last week, and jail officials did not notice. He later flagged down a patrol car and surrendered.
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