Rubi Set to Stand in Own Defense in Bribery Case
Pima County Supervisor Pete Rubi faces two bribery charges after a Mon day trial in Superior Court. Witnesses testified Depugh’s reputation for truth was poor and that loans were repaid only after foreclosures. The defense nears its end as the judge recesses the trial toward a late next week verdict.
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Rubi
Superior Court
Tucson
Donald W. Depugh
Ared
Depugh
Wilson
U.S
Far Western Contractors and Subdivision Processors, Inc
Frank Beiser
City Post-Auditor
Beiser
William J. Schafer
John W. Bender
Flecha Caida
Lloyd C. Helm
Cochise County
Grazing the Boost Jolt to Arizona Cattle Ranchers
Arizona cattlemen attacked federal grazing fee hikes and a new rule stripping permit value. Officials said fees would rise from 39 cents to 1.23 dollars per cow monthly over 10 years, with annual 9 cent increases. Ranchers warn banks and tax authorities will halt lending, threatening operations on 13 million acres of public land and 11 million forest acres.
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Lawson Allen
Phoenix
Arizona
Forestry Committee
Arizona Cattle Growers Association
Frank Smith
Albuquerque
Coronado Forest
Departments of Agriculture and Interior
Brad “Stewart
Tancher ‘Outfit
Mayer
Stewart
American National Cattlement’s Association
William McMillia 1
Agriculture and Interity Departments
Internal Revenue Service
Margview
National Forest
Wolfson Receives Prison Sentence and Fine
Florida financier Louis E. Wolfson was sentenced to 18 months in federal prison and fined 320000 in a conspiracy case related to stock dealings at Merritt-Chapman Scott. He and three others were convicted August 8 of conspiracy to commit perjury obstruct justice and file false reports. Wolfson already faces a prior year jail term and 100000 fine from an earlier stock case.
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NEW York
Louis E. Wolfson
U.S
Wolfson
Merritt-Chapman & Scott
International Construction and Marine Salvage
Wollfson
Florida
Securities Hnd Exchange Commission
Man Appeals Ruling On "Typical" Spat
Edgar A. Collis of Montague lost his bid for a divorce after appealing Probate Court Judge Samuel T. Tisdale’s finding that his marriage episode was a typical husband and wife brawl. The State Supreme Court ruled he did not prove cruel and abusive treatment as charged.
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Boston
Edgar A. Collis
State Supreme Court
Collis
Montague
Samuel T. Tisdale
Cornell Alumni Speech in Tucson by Dr A Richard Kassander Jr
Cornell Alumni Dr. A Richard Kassander Jr of the Institute of Atmospheric Physics at the University of Arizona will speak Tuesday at noon to the Cornell University Alumni Club of Tucson in the UA Student Union Building. Guest of honor will be Frank R. Clifford, Cornell University director of alumni affairs.
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A. Richard Kassander Jr
Institute of Atmospheric Physics
University of Arizona
Cornell University
Lawyer Kipnis Found Dead in Tucson Home
Irving Kipnis 58, prominent Tucson attorney, was found dead at his home 101 E. 3rd Street. Police call it an apparent death by own action after a .41 caliber derringer was found. son David discovered the body about 9 a.m. Kipnis, a Fordham Law and Brooklyn College graduate, taught fencing at the University of Arizona and led the Arizona division of amateur fencers. He joined the bar in 1947 and had been a 1954 candidate for Superior Court Judge in Division 4. He died at Carl Hayden Memorial Hospital and his body awaits in the Pima County Morgue.
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Irving Kipnis
Tucson
E. 3Rd Street
Kipnis
David
New York City
Fordham Law School
Brooklyn College
Pima County
Arizona
Superior Court
Carl Hayden Memorial Hospital
Boeing ready to start SST prototype construction
Boeing announces readiness to build two 1800 mph SST prototypes once federal approval is granted. T A Wilson says a swift OK could put the 280 passenger jet into service by 1976. FAA evaluation and Jan 15 design submission target. Proxmire and others doubt funding.
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Seattle
Boeing Co
T. A. Wilson
Boeing
Wilson
Federal Aviation Administration
J. C. Maxwell
FAA
Sunday Band Concert at Armory Park Offered Latin Music
Leo Saldana leads his orchestra for a free Sunday band concert at Armory Park bandshell from 2 to 3 p.m. The event is cosponsored by the City Parks and Recreation Department and the Tucson Musicians Association.
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Leo Saldana
Armory Park
City Parks and Recreation Department
Tucson Musicians Association
Sky Dye Satellite Launches Busy Time At Cape Kennedy
Europe backs a $4 million sky painting research satellite launched by the United States aboard a Delta rocket. The 238 pound craft will orbit about 138000 miles from Earth every 4 12 days, studying interplanetary space and magnetic fields while a second Stargazer mission and Apollo 8 dress rehearsals proceed.
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Cape Kennedy
UPS
Europe
United States
Earth
European Space Research Organization
SRO
Space Agency
ESRO
European Operations
Darmstadt
Germany
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