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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 21, 1977

Page

4

Jury reviews 37 charges in Hanafi hostage case

A District of Columbia jury reviews more than 37 charges against Hanafi defendants linked to the 1969 city hall and Bnai Brith hostage siege. Each man faces conspiracy to commit armed kidnapping, multiple counts of armed kidnapping, and counts of assault, with Maurice Williams killed during the District Building takeover. Prosecutors presented witnesses describing threats and violence, including stabbings and a pistol threat, as the trial extends with jurors guided by verdict sheets.

Nunzio B'nai B'rith Islamic Center Washington Abdul Adam Alton Kirkland B’nai B'rith Kirkland Adam Williams Robert D. Pierce State Department City Council Pierce

Lucy’s Mother Dede Ball Dies in Los Angeles

Desiree Dede Ball mother of Lucille Ball dies of natural causes at her Brentwood home after years of illness. A family spokesman notes she was Lucy’s greatest rooter and a frequent visitor to filming sets. Ball, once a concert pianist in Jamestown New York, married Henry Bail in 1916 and Lucy was born the following year.

Los Angeles UPI Desiree Dede” Ball Lucille Ball Lucy Dede Jamestown Henry Bail

High wire fall injures performer and usher at circus

In Los Angeles a Ringling Bros show at the Forum saw 30 year old Daniel Acosta slip during a backward somersault without a safety net. He fell 40 feet onto usher George Hoppe and injured an audience member. Acosta suffered a broken elbow, cracked ribs, and a ruptured spleen. Hoppe was hurt. a 14 year old girl was also struck. Both patients were treated and released. Witnesses noted the rigging felt off and the netless act heightened suspense.

Los Angeles Usher Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Circus Tucson Forum Daniel Acosta Acosta George Hoppe Silvia Ruddaf Monterey Park Hoppe Miss Ruddaf Inglewood Hospital

Ex governor Ernest W McFarland hospitalized in Phoenix

Former Democratic governor, U.S. senator and Arizona Chief Justice Ernest W. McFarland, 83, is reported in good condition at Barrow Neurological Institute after being admitted July 13 for rest and testing. Debi Smith said he is resting comfortably. McFarland, who served 12 years in the Senate and as governor from 1954 to 1958, later joined the state supreme court, serving as chief justice 1968 to 1971, and remains a longtime broadcasting executive.

Phoenix Ernest W. McFarland U.S Arizona Supreme Court Barrow Neurological Institute St. Joseph’s Hospital McFarland Debi Smith Senate Arizona State Supreme Court

Tourist killed by a polar bear in Spitsbergen fjords

An Austrian tourist camping near Magdalena fjord north of Spitsbergen was killed and eaten by a polar bear. Fourteen other campers were rescued by helicopter after the attack as they watched the bear carry the victim to an ice fire in the fjord. Authorities found only blood traces and vanished clothes, with a prior 1971 Norwegian bear incident referenced.

Oslo Norway Fjords Magdalena Fjord Spitsbergen Bear Island Barentsburg

Girl's woes end on a happy note

PORTAGE Michigan AP A 12 year old diabetic girl had her clarinet back after passing out from an insulin reaction on the way to a music lesson. The instrument was stolen when she fell from her bicycle but was later found by a caller whose son had located it.

Portage, Mich Julie TenBrink Julie

County lifts pet quarantine after rabies concerns

The Pima County Board of Health voted to lift the rabies quarantine effective immediately. Patricia Stucky of the Animal Control Center told officials there are no more rabies problems in the county aside from bats. The 120 day dog and cat ban began April 12 after rabid coyotes were found near Green Valley and other rabid animals south of the city. sixteen diseased animals were found and nine people underwent rabies treatment.

Pima County Patricia Stucky The Animal Control Center Green Valley

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