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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1969

Page

5

Battaglia ordered to appear in court over $1 million jewelry seizure

California racketeer John "the Bat" Battaglia must show cause in federal court on December 15 why he should not surrender more than $1 million in jewelry to N. Pfeffer Jewelers Inc. The order, signed by Judge James A. Walsh, follows a reorganization petition alleging $3 million in jewelry involved. Battaglia, serving a 10-year term on an extortion charge, faces conspiracy charges with Joseph Bonanno and Peter J. Notaro, and had probation revoked for unauthorized trips to Tucson.

California John Bat” Battaglia Surender N. Pfeffer Jewelers Inc U.S Pattala Probie Charles Batts Battagi Tucson Maf Joseph Bonanno Bonanno Peter J. Notaro Calwell John Bat

Wounded Man Found In Auto On Palmera Ave

Police investigate a man found dazed and bleeding in a car on Palmera Avenue. The victim, identified as Robert Thomas, 37, of Las Cruces New Mexico, had two head wounds with possible knife or gunfire cause. Investigators noted signs of a struggle and delayed reporting. He was treated and moved to another hospital. condition guarded.

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

Liberalized Sex Laws Proposed By Phoenix Senator

Phoenix Republican Sen. Mike Farren plans legislation to legalize homosexuality and sexual relations between consenting adults, excluding prostitution. He calls current laws archaic and says reforms include abortion liberalization and lowering the statutory rape age from 18 to 14.

Phoenix Mike Farren Farren

Suspect Arrested in 7-11 Market Robbery Case

Police arrested Hershel Roberts, 24, after a $232 robbery at the 7 11 market on St Alvernon Way. Officers found a revolver in the car and recovered about $100. A second man fled on foot. a separate Economy service station holdup earlier near 6th Ave left attendant Bernard Conlin shaken after two shots.

Hershel Roberts Roberts Bernard Conlin S. 6Th Ave

Rubinstein Says Fans Await Final Concert

In London Artur Rubinstein at 80 says fans flock to each concert as if it might be his last. The sold out Festival Hall recital follows his remark that younger pianists now show superior technique. He notes personal growth despite aging and hints at unfinished memoirs with 600 pages written in four years.

London Artur Rubinstein Rubinstein Festival Hall Tom Rining Mene

McGovern attacks Nixon on food stamp bill stalemate

Senator George McGovern charged the Nixon administration with double talk as the Senate backed a food stamp increase to 2.5 billion by 1972 while the House agriculture committee stalled the measure. He cited administration lobbying against the bill and a Department of Agriculture memorandum urging defeat in the House.

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

Beethoven Mass by Amphitheater groups at church

The Chorus of the Amphitheater Community Chorus and Amphi Theater High School Concert Choir present Beethoven Mass at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the First Congregational Church on 824 N. 2nd Ave. Admission is free but donations are welcomed to help cover concert costs.

First Congregational Church 2Nd Ave

Indians on Alcatraz bar visitors in protest

Indians on Alcatraz Island, led by a 150-member force occupying the former federal prison for 11 days, bar nonlocals from the island and plan talks with the Interior Department and the General Services Administration after a weekend influx of about 600 visitors strained supplies.

San Francisco Alcatraz Island San Francisco Bay Richard’ ‘Oaes Oakes Interior Department General ” Services'Administration

GM Recalls 1 300 Cars For Defroster And Brake Issues

General Motors recalls over 1300 1970 models from Pontiac and Buick for defroster or brake hose problems. Pontiac recalls include Tem pest, Pontiac and Grand Prix cars with A C rear window defrosters to add an electric circuit to prevent defogging failure. Buick recalls 500 early Le Sabre Wildcat Electra models to install new brake hoses and suspension parts due to potential front hose contact with the frame and brake fluid loss.

Flint Mich Buick

Arizona Model United Nations draws 700 students to campus

About 700 students from 70 Arizona high schools will attend the 8th Arizona Model United Nations on the University of Arizona campus Friday and Saturday. Vladimir F. Petrovsky of the U N General Assembly will speak at the conference banquet Friday and the U N Association dinner at 7 30 p m Saturday in the Student Union. Delegates will represent 125 U N member nations and discuss The Security Council and the Maintenance of Peace and Security.

Arizona University of Arizona Arizona Model United Nations Vladimir F. Petrovsky U.N. General Assembly U.N. Association U.N Petrovsky Stalingrad Soviet Union U.N. Secretariat Security Council

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