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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1968
Page
7
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A Tucson man, Jerald D. Kuykendall, 22, received three years probation in U S District Court for possession of seven pounds of marijuana. Judge James A Walsh also ordered Gary W Lautzenheiser, 21, to be committed for study on possible narcotic addiction rehabilitation to decide future sentencing for illegal possession of three grams of heroin or hospital care until cured under the Narcotics Rehabilitation Act.
Health lecturer Howard Inches faces a hearing on why his water certificate should not be revoked for non use. The Arizona Corporation Commission ordered Inches to explain the proposed Buena Vista Ranch health spa near Nogales. Inches was acquitted on 48 counts of mail fraud in a related federal case. Palant Water Co. also seeks a temporary rate increase to 7.50 for 5 000 gallons and 50 cents per extra 1 000 gallons.
Julian Nowak of a Detroit suburb was elected as both a Democratic and Republican precinct delegate in Michigan’s August 6 primary. State officials say no law bans serving as a delegate for both parties.
The fifth and last week of the Ari zona Ranch School day camp concludes with a $1,500 gift. Los Ayudantes coordinated the drive contributing over $500 from Sunshine Kiwanis Club and the downtown Rotary and 20 30 clubs. Other clubs including Civitan Optimist and Lions pledged support for pre teen campers. Howard D. Goldwyn leads Los Ayudantes with Michael J. Brown as vice president.
Ohio Gov. James A. Rhodes approved an imminent danger of death release for 70 year old Russell Clark the last Dillinger gunman. Clark who has lung cancer has six months to live and will reside under parole supervision in Hazel Park Michigan until death. Clark served over 34 years of a life sentence for the 1938 murder of Sheriff Jess Larber during a Dillinger gang jail raid.
Police said dog thieves fetch up to 8.50 for pup pies and 32 for grown dogs in La Trinidad, Northern Philippines, as connoisseurs seek meat despite warnings.
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