Death Penalty Could Deter Attacks On Law Officers
Phoenix witnesses say the death penalty could deter attacks on officers. Arizona officials tout deterrence and support a speedy, judicious application, with lawmakers backing a 10 percent fine surcharge to fund statewide police training.
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Gary Nelson
Phoenix
UPI
Legislative Committee
Arizona Atty
Craig Davids
D-Cookage
Nelson
Arizona
Three Essex County Jail escapees end in deaths
Harold Cunningham 27 of Newark led a 13th floor escape by tying bedsheets into a line and dropping to the roof. Two fellow inmates Curley Cabiness 23 Newark and Tose A Caramacho 20 East Orange tumbled about 100 feet when the makeshift rope snapped, dying atop a second story ledge.
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N.J
UPI
Essex County Jail
William Carrolton
Harold Cunningham
Curley Cabiness
Tose
A. Caramacho
East Orange
Carrolton
Cunningham
Partner In Solicitation Firm Faces Trial In Check
A partner in a fund solicitation firm, Morris, is ordered to stand trial in Superior Court on a charge of writing a worthless check. His partner Govorko is being sought by police on a similar charge. they face preliminary hearings in Justice Court on multiple charges related to drawing checks on insufficient funds. The two men run G & M Enterprises soliciting for the Tucson Committee for the Prevention of Juvenile Narcotic Addiction and selling ads for the Arizona Police Gazette. Morris also faces possession of a stolen vehicle charge with a Sept. 9 preliminary hearing scheduled.
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State Attorney General’s Office
Gordon H. Morris
John Edward Govorko
Morris
Justice of the “Peace Toby
Southern Arizona Bank
and.Govorko
G & M Enterprises
Tucson Committee For the Prevention
Arizona
Police
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Man Named In Cocaine Case Jailed
William J. Simonini, 27, of Cresta Loma, jailed after a weekend arrest in a cocaine raid in Pima County. He faces assault on a federal officer during the raid and is alleged to be one of two men who fled after a gunfire exchange. The raid recovered 8% pounds of cocaine valued over $1 million. Also jailed are William Clay Lane and Herbert V. Black, both 20, held in county jail in lieu of $300,000 bond each.
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William J.’ Simonini
Cresta Loma
Pima’ County
Simonini
Simon
William Clay Lane
W. Las Lomitas Rd
Herbert V. Black
E. Rodeo St
San Clemente School Holds Orientation for All Grades
Open house and orientation for San Clemente School students is tomorrow from 9 a.m. to noon. The school offers nursery through sixth grade classes with vacancies in all grades and limited enrollments. Information from Mrs. Gwen Reid at 4114 E Brown Way.
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San Clemente School
Gwen Reid
E. Brown Way
Water Purchase Hearing Tomorrow in Tucson Condemnation Case
A Superior Court hearing tomorrow will determine the City of Tucson's ability to condemn and buy the Santa Cruz Irrigation District. Frank Brooks says immediate possession of the 320 acre district near City Hall is anticipated, with about 15 domestic users and 20 farm owners affected. The action follows a suit by the district protesting supplying city water to a mobile home development on district land. The proceeding will set a district value. the city must post double bond pending trial. The district formed before Tucson annexed land in 1960.
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Santa Cruz
Superior Court
Frank Brooks
City Hall
Silver Lake Road
Cording
Brooks
Irrigation District
Celebration continues at Arizona Civic Theater tonight
The Arizona Civic Theater presents Celebration a modern musical by Tom Jones and Harvey Schmidt with performances at 8 30 p m tonight through Saturday Tickets are available from ACT at W Council St The Saturday issue of Ole magazine incorrectly stated the show would close last Saturday
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Arizona Civic Theater
Tom’ Jones
Harvey Schmidt
Tucson Daily Citizen
Ole
ACT
W. Council St
Ex-AID Official Nixon Choice In New Hampshire
Former Gov Lane Dwindell is reported under serious consideration as President Nixon's choice to head his effort in New Hampshire's first in the nation presidential primary. Dwindell, 64, retired as assistant administrator of the Agency for International Development July 1.
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N.H
Lane Dwindell
Nixon
New Hampshire
Dwindell
Agency ‘For International Development
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