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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1969

Page

4

Battaglia Ordered to Court Over Jewelry Seizure dispute

John Battaglia known as Batts faces a federal court appearance on December 15 to explain why he withholds more than 1 million dollars in jewelry from N Pfeffer Jewelers Inc. Prosecutors allege about 3 million in jewelry was handed to Battaglia during a firm reorganization. Battaglia, a Tucson figure, is serving a 10 year term and also faces charges related to torture and conspiracy with Joseph Bonanno and Peter Notaro. He was on probation for unauthorized trips to Tucson after pleading guilty to wire fraud and aiding and abetting.

California John Bat Itain Ims Charles “Batts Battagli Tucson Aml Batts Joseph Bonanno Bonanno Peter J. Notaro Calwell John Bat

Wounded Man Found in Auto on Residential Street

Police investigated a man found dazed and bleeding in a car on 981 S. Palmera Ave. identified as 37 year old Robert Thomas of Las Cruces New Mexico with two head wounds. Wounds may be from a knife or bullets. signs of a fight were noted. He was treated at Pima County Hospital and moved to another facility in guarded condition.

S. Palmera Ave Robert Thomas Las Cruces N.M Pima County

Liberalized Sex Laws To Be Asked In Arizona

Phoenix Senator Mike Farren will push bills to legalize homosexuality and all sexual relations between consenting adults excluding prostitution. He calls current statutes archaic and unrealis tic and seeks loosened abortion rules and a lower statutory rape age, proposing 14 for child molestation and 18 otherwise.

Phoenix Mike Farren Farren

Suspect Arrested in Market Robbery. Second Man Sought

Police stopped a robbery at the 7 11 on Alvernon Way after a clerk reported a gunpoint theft. Hershel Roberts, 24, of 1119 East 33rd Street, was arrested with a revolver found under a car seat and about $100 recovered. A second man fled on foot. another duo had attempted a service station holdup near Economy on Sixth Avenue with shots heard as they fled.

Hershel Roberts E. 33Rd St S. Alvernon Way David Smith Thomas Gomez Roberts Bernard Conlin S. 6Th Ave

Rubinstein Nearing Final Concert in London

Artur Rubinstein at 80 says fans still flock to his concerts, believing each could be his last. His Festival Hall recital sold out in four hours. He notes younger pianists now surpass him technically, but he remains confident in ongoing progress. He discusses marriage, memoirs, and his view of piano playing.

London Artur Rubinstein Rubinstein Festival Hall Tom The Times

McGovern accuses White House of blocking food stamp bill

Senator George S McGovern said the Nixon administration fronted approval in the Senate for a food stamp bill rising to 2.5 billion by 1972 but is now pressuring the House to defeat it He cited a Department of Agriculture memorandum calling the measure unaffordable and criticized double talk from the administration.

Washington UPI George S. McGovern Nixon Senate House South Dakota Senate Select Committee On Nutrition and Human Needs House Agriculture Committee McGovern White House Department of Agriculture

Indians On Alcatraz Bar Visitors

Indians on Alcatraz Island bar visitors after a weekend powwow which nearly depleted food supplies. Rich Oakes, Mohawk spokesman, says 150 occupiers will negotiate with the Interior Department and the General Services Administration while planning to stay and bring their own supplies.

San Francisco Alcatraz Island Ledders San Francisco Bay Rich‘Oakes Oakes Interior Department General Services Administration

GM Recalls 1300 Cars For Defroster and Brake Issues

General Motors recalls over 1300 1970 models from Pontiac and Buick for potential defroster and brake hose problems. Pontiac models 835 Tem Pest and Grand Prix with air conditioning may have defogging failure. Buick recalls include LeSabre Wildcat and Electra with new brake hoses and suspension to prevent brake fluid loss.

Flint Mich UPI General Motors Corp Pontiac Buick Electra

Arizona Model United Nations Draws 700 Students

About 700 students from 70 Arizona high schools will gather at the University of Arizona campus Friday and Saturday for the 8th Arizona Model United Nations. Vladimir F. Petrovsky of the U N General Assembly will address the conference banquet Friday and a U N Association dinner Saturday. Delegates simulate 125 U N member nations and Petrovsky will discuss the Security Council and peace maintenance.

Arizona University of Arizona Arizona Model United Nations Vladimir F. Petrovsky U.N. General Assembly U.N. Association U.N Petrovsky Stalingrad

Beethoven Mass Presented by Local Chorus Groups

The Amphitheater Community Chorus and Amphi Theater High School Concert Choir perform Beethoven Mass at 8 p.m. tomorrow at First Congregational Church 824 N. 2nd Ave. No admission but donations welcome to cover concert costs.

First Congregational Church 2Nd Ave

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