U S Weather Bureau Forecast Warns Rain and Snow Across Regions
A wirephoto reports rain showers and possible thundershowers across the Gulf states Atlantic Coast Ohio Valley and central Pacific Coast tonight. Snow flurries are expected from northern Mississippi Valley to northern New England and in parts of the central and northern Plateau. It will be colder from the Great Plains to the northern Atlantic and Pacific Northwest. Warmer temperatures are forecast for the Plateau and central and southern Pacific Coast regions.
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Tucson Skies Today and Visible Planets Tonight
The sky in Tucson shows sunset today and sunrise tomorrow with First Quarter on December 14 at 5 20 p m and 7 16 a m. Moonset occurs at 10 34 p m. Visible planets Saturn and Jupiter are in the southwest at 5 56 p m and 6 27 p m respectively.
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Yuma
Winobert L. King
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Lawyers Seek Release for Haftenstein on Murder Charge
Attorneys for Julius Haftenstein petition for habeas corpus relief arguing he is held without probable cause or bond in a murder case. Superior Court Judge Raul Castro will hear the motion at 3 30 p m. Haftenstein, 34, is accused of killing his business partner Allan L Etter and wounding his former wife Willis Haftenstein on November 12 at 231 W Wetmore Rd. He faces arraignment next Tuesday on first degree murder and assault with a deadly weapon charges.
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Youth Held For Superior Court Action
Two 18 year old burglary suspects appeared in Justice Court after waiving preliminary hearings on first degree burglary tied to a $1,500 Goldwyn’s Department Store break in Oct 30. Paul Swaim waived counsel and was held for Superior Court. Carson Lancaster requested a hearing and it was set a week away. both await next appearances on $1,000 bond.
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Carson Jay Lancaster
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Thieves Take $1,800 in Clothes and Photo Gear
Police report more than 1800 dollars of men’s and women’s clothing and photographic equipment stolen from a locked auto in the Ramada Inn parking lot at 404 North Freeway. A 3 inch hole was smashed in a rear window to reach the items. Lester H. Barber of Middletown Delaware said he parked at about 7 30 p m and found the loss twelve hours later. a cash box camera and binoculars on the rear floorboard were untouched.
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