Eight Pima Jail staff demand reinstate to commissioned status
Eight employees of the Pima County Jail file a formal complaint seeking reinstatement to full commissioned officer status and retroactive pay to December 1971. Attorney Henry J. Severyn says demotions by former Chief Deputy Michael Barr reduced salaries and benefits, with back wages asked to reflect missed raises. Complainants include matrons Rita Ferguson Lettie Moore Blanche Johnson Ruth Freeman Leatrice Corner records clerk Ruthe Lawrence jailer Percy Olson and transport clerk Lupe Klein.
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Pima County
William C. Cox
Henry J. Severyn
Eller
Cox
Pima County Law Enforcement Merit Council
Michael Barr
Walden V. Barr
Severyn
Barr
Burt
Rita Ferguson
Lettie D. Moore
Blanche Johnson
Ruth Freeman
Leatrice Corner
Ruthe E. Lawrence
Percy L. Olson
Lupe A. Klein
Prisoner Transportation Department
Cauthorn Residency Cleared in Ward 3 Council Bid
Superior Court Judge Mary Ann Richey ruled that Robert Cauthorn met Ward 3 residency requirements and ordered the city clerk to place his name on the ballot. The decision follows a challenge by campaigner Ober over a Ward 5 voting registration and addresses related residency disputes tied to local races.
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Robert C. Cauthorn
Superior Court
Mary Ann Richey
Cauthorn
Ror Ober
Heather Sigworth
Richey
E. Spring St
Ober
Cate Thorn
Qber
Tucson
Triano
William Risner
Murder trial set for Dec 5 in Tucson case
A 54 year old Tucson woman Nerene Harrison pleaded innocent at arraignment in Pima County Superior Court on a murder charge for the July 28 shooting death of her husband Willie, 60. Trial is scheduled for December 5.
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Marty Yvonne Edwards
Columbus Blvd
Catherine Faulkner
Cooper St
Tucson
Nerene
Harrison
Camino Aire Fresco
Pima County
Willie
No-growth stance urged by Tucson Ward 6 candidate Shiff
Democrat Howard A. Shiff told the Old Pueblo Civitan Club that Tucson should plan for growth to support a rising population and avoid unemployment. He warned restricting growth would raise job losses and push workers to relocate while urging pursuit of clean industry like Motorola alternatives.
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Tucson
Howard A. Shiff
Old Pueblo Civitan Club
Schiff
Motorola Hot
Former Tucson savings officer sues depositor for damages
Cleared of theft charges, ix savings officer Campbell files a civil suit in U S District Court seeking 450000 against Michael Chesnick. Campbell alleges Chesnick damaged his reputation by accusing him of embezzlement and cites his inability to obtain surety bonds and work in finance. Campbell, 46, previously worked at Tucson firm 1966 to 1971 and was a former executive at Olympic Federal in San Francisco.
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Tucson Savings and Loan
U.S. District Court
Erman D. Campbell
San Francisco
Michael T. Chesnick
Mona Lisa Ave
American Savings & Loan Association
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Campbell
Chesnick
C & C Liquors Inc
Tucson
Olympic Federal Savings & Loan Association
Duncan cook rewarded for charity
The Committee for Economics Opportunity awarded Mrs. Mary Jane Arrington of Duncan its top honor for community betterment. She organized and prepared three meals daily for 400 people at the Duncan Senior Center during floods last year. The ceremony was held at the awards banquet. The committee serves Cochise Santa Cruz Pima Graham and Greenlee counties.
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Committee For Economics Opportunity
Mary Jane Arrington
Duncan
Arrington
Duncan Senior Center
Dun Can
Cochise
Pima
Santa Cruz
Graham
Greenlee
Woman Reports Rape After Ride Offer Near Desert Area
A 31 year old East Side woman says she was raped by a young man who offered her a ride after her car broke down. The assault occurred after 2 a.m. in a desert area near I vington Road and East Cam ing Seco following leaving the Third Base Bar at 1 a.m. police said.
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East Side
Ivington Road
East
Caming Seco
Golf Links Road
Ugandan President Amin Again Criticizes U.S. Bombing Policy
President Idi Amin of Uganda sends a broadcast to Cambodia’s Lon Nol criticizing U.S. bombing in Southeast Asia while praising Nixon’s foreign policy. He notes Nixon’s Watergate issues and personal controversies but appeals to improve Uganda U.S. ties. The State Department rejects a Nixon note from Amin as intrusion.
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Washington
Idi Amin
Uganda
Lon Nol
Southeast Asia
Amin
Nixon
Cambodia
United States
State Department
United States of America
U.S
Adolf Hitler
Peace Corps
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