New Parole Board Shows Firm Stance At First Hearing
Florence inmates faced a newly formed Arizona Board of Pardons and Paroles as fifty one inmates appeared for the first meeting. About one third were denied parole, a higher rate than the previous board, with careful screening cited for the longer session. The board, chaired by W. W. Witt, includes W. P. Reilly and Donald I. Welker, and changes parole reporting by officers. Governor Goddard praised the new board and Eyman’s prison management during an official visit.
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Arizona State Board of Pardons
Welker
W. W. Wit
W. P. Reilly
Peter
Pareles
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Byrne
Alan Hanshaw
Donald 1
Jim Johnson
Citizen
Florence
Arizona State Board of Pardons and Paroles
Walter Hofmann
Hofmann
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Sam Goddard
Frank Eyman
Arizona Public Service
Phoenix
Donald I. Welker
Safford Bank
Taylor sought in hold up gun suspect facing new charge
Arthur Lee Taylor 22 and James H Ross 23 are accused in the July 25 Circle X I market robbery at 2620 E 22nd St. Ross was arrested on the robbery charge as well as attempted murder assault with a deadly weapon and aggravated assault. Patrolman Edwards shot at the gunman who fled. Ross to appear Sept 6 for assault charges. Sept 12 for the robbery in Justice Court.
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Patsy J. Shaw
Taylor
Ross
North
Queen Avenue
Billy Edwards
Edwards
Justice Court 2
Justice Court 1
Profits Level Off In Second Quarter At $80 Billion
Commerce Department reports profits before taxes at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 80 billion dollars in the second quarter the figure matches the prior quarter after a rise through early year. Despite gains in most industries automobile failures offset by declines while national income climbs to 604.3 billion dollars.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Department
Five Pima County Residents Denied Parole
Five Pima County residents were denied parole by the Arizona State Board of Pardons and Paroles. Essman, 40, serving 6 to 21 years for manslaughter in the 1963 shooting of his wife Lorraine, was among those denied. Other Pima County parolees included Doris Green, Ignacio Fimbres, Antonio Grijalva, Roy Harden, Charles Kelly, Roy Willits, Jeffery Rose, and Alex Santa Cruz.
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Lorraine
State Supreme Court
Pima County
Doris Efan Green
Ignacio Fimbres
Rob
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Mission
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Murray-Bryant Chevrolet
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