Juror Deliberations Begin in Rubi Bribery Case
Prosecutor Schafer argues Deough testimony is backed by records and Rubi’s statements in a trial charging Pima County Supervisor Rubi with taking bribes. Jurors, eight women and four men, prepare to begin deliberations after defense motion for acquittal is denied.
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Donald W. Deough
Pima
Pete Rubi
Rubi
William J. Schafer
Deough
Schafer
Kubi
Dhough
Planning and Zoning Commission
Chicago
Desert Inn
Coronado Foothills States
Inn Road
Dennis Weaver
Thomas Jay
Jay
Ina Road
Walter Burg
Weaver
Abled Deough
Superior
Lloyd €. Helm
Cochise County
J. Gordon Cook
Val Cordova
Phoenix
Rubbi
Depugh
Coronado Foothills
TP Pd
Sked Schafer
Pima Jaycees Promote TGIF Traffic Safety Event
The Pima Jaycees sponsor the third TGIF day urging safe driving with headlights on. Street signs will show multiples of 13 to raise awareness and thousands of cards will be placed on auto seats. Police bulletins will track progress and last year’s injury case is noted in context.
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Pima Jaycees
Gary Jay
Pima Jaycee
Bob Hammond
Tucson
Hammond
Ajo Way
Jerry Pelaar
TGIF
Shaw Trial Set for January 21 in Kennedy Case
New Orleans awaits the start of Clay J. Shaw's trial on January 21 for conspiring to assassinate President Kennedy. District Attorney Jim Garrison cites hopes a new administration will aid prosecution and notes a federal judge offer to drop the case. Shaw, 35, lost a civil rights appeal this week, as Garrison continues to allege a conspiracy involving Lee Harvey Oswald.
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New Orleans
UPI
Clay J. Shaw
John F. Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Jim Garrison
Shaw
Ramsey Clark
Garrison
Clay Shaw
U.S. Supreme Court
The
International Trade Mart
Lee Harvey Oswald
Kennedy
Oswald
Johnson Likely Pushes Nixon Pay Raise Before Inauguration
Congressional sources say President Johnson will urge a pay rise for Nixon near the start of the 91st Congress, potentially cutting the commission's proposed increase in half. Udall expects a fast action push while Gross vows to block favored raises amid inflation concerns.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Supreme Court
Congress
Pay Commission
Rep
Udall
H.R. Gross
Iowa
Gross
Mexican National Stabbed At Bar
Vicente Valencia Higuera a 36 year old Mexican national from Magdalena Sonora lies in fair condition at Pima County Hospital after abdom inal stab wounds from an early morning fight at the El Trocadero Bar 4501 S 6th Ave. Manuel Alfonso Jimenez 22 of 1035 S Russell Ave was booked for assault with a deadly weapon at 2 am.
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Vicente Valencia Higuera
Magdalena
Son
Pima County Hospital
Manuel Alfonso Jimenez
S. Russell Ave
el Trocadero Bar
S. 6Th Ave
Restraining Order Limiting Auto Strikers at Holmes Tuttle
Superior Court Judge Lawrence Howard issued a temporary restraining order against Teamsters Local 310 to limit pickets at Holmes Tuttle Ford to two per entrance and prohibit threats of injury to employees. The union, tending wages and conditions, has been on strike since December 4. A hearing set for December 20 will decide if the order becomes permanent. Local 310 represents 79 Holmes Tuttle employees.
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Superior Court
Lawrence Howard
Teamsters Local 310
Holmes Tuttle Ford
Holmes Tuttle
Howard
Boyle, Bilby
ACC Weighs 5 Percent Freight Rate Increase
The Arizona Corporation Commission is reviewing a railroad rate request for a five percent rise within the state. Arizona Portland Cement Co. of Rillito filed the sole protest, warning it would switch to trucking if approved. The commission took the matter under advisement Tuesday.
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Phoenix
Arizona Corporation Commission
Arizona Portland Cement Co
Rillito
Cement
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