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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1972
Page
2
Two people were killed and two injured, one critically, in three automobile crashes yesterday. Sheriff's deputies identified Michael Morrison of 6825 N Stardust Circle as the driver of the second wreck. The toll rose to 68.
17 year old Othy L. Young of 1136 W Samalayucca Drive died at University Hospital about 6:50 p.m from injuries from a 1:30 p.m collision at East Chula Vista. Donald Reichbach 67 and Timothy L. Young 68 are identified, with a reference to WHO 2.
Two Tucson men were arrested early today on suspicion of robbery after the holdup of a 7 11 market on Pima Street at 6 am. Mitchell Malichuk 24 and Gerald Teallow 19 of 3740 N Stone Ave were found near Swan and W Lowell Roads with a gun and suspected getaway car. The revolver was recovered behind the store.
Greeley Colorado police celebrate the hiring of Sherri Lizotte 22 the second woman on the force joining Pat Poelske 23 with full duties and pay. Lizotte trained at the Colorado Law Enforcement Academy and will enter in service training before patrol work.
Donald Reichbach 19 of New York died after his car overturned on North Silverbell Road at 3 43 p m. Richard Wille of Monsey NY was hospitalized in satisfactory condition. Constance Sears of East Printer Udell sustained multiple injuries while driving and James H Thompson of Sahuara Street suffered minor injuries. No citations were issued. The year’s toll reaches 68, one more than a year ago.
Democratic candidate Richard F. Jaskiewicz calls for scrapping the current Pima County Planning and Zoning Commission and creating a five to seven member nonpartisan civil service board with citizen members to control regional land development and enable intercounty planning. He argues development should serve the community’s interests and reduce partisan influence.
Former Chief Deputy County Attorney Lars Pedersen criticized Dennis DeConcini at a South Tucson District Democratic Club event,Claiming DeConcini lacks criminal prosecution experience and has mostly civil work while Pedersen has six years as prosecutor plus three as criminal defense attorney.
The final session of the 30th Legislature brings a wave of laws including lowering voting ages to 18 for most elections and 30 days to qualify for presidential votes, expanding youth eligibility and school board terms. It also bars a Farm Labor Relations Act, strengthens criminal and insurance rules, introduces a wiretap statute, and legalizes charitable bingo under licensing and screening rules.
Incumbent State Sen. Scott Alexander defended Arizona farm labor law at Oury Park and attacked the United Farm Workers Organizing Committee as demagoguery. Opponent John C. Scott Ulm called the law a harvest of shame and accused Gov. Williams of lying. Frank Felix urged prison reform. Future forums will cover sheriff and state representative races.
University of Arizona fall term admissions climb with 3400 students enrolled, 70 more than last year. Associate registrar David Butler notes daily increases as classes start August 28, finishing before Christmas break. previously term began after Labor Day.
E H Mondeau a Democrat running for Arizona House of Representatives declined to speak at the Democrats of Greater Tucson event citing a loyalty clash with Richard Cantrell who opposes Jim Murphy in Supervisory District 2. Cantrell attacked Murphy over hospital policy and patients rights while Mondeau said he would not share the podium.
A eight man four woman jury found 39 year old Duke guilty of second degree murder for the October 2 shooting death of his ex wife Dorothy 45 in her Arizona home. The jury rejected first degree murder and set sentencing for August 29 with a minimum ten year term. Duke claimed Dorothy shot herself during a crisis and later said he did not know what happened.
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