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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1966

Page

2

Tucson City Council set to debate curbs on racy reading and strikebreakers

Tucson officials plan Monday votes on ordinances to bar strikebreakers from work during disputes and restrict racy magazines, books and films for minors. A smog device rule and a crime clause for employers hiring outsiders are also on the agenda, with prior vetoes and 30 day delays possible. The council meets 10:30 a.m. then 2 p.m. in sessions.

Tucson James N. Corbett Jr Hector Morales Corbett G. Freeman Woods James Southard

Makal Case Awaits High Court Action

The execution date for triple slayer James J. Makal remains stayed as the State Supreme Court reviews his death sentence appeal from Pima County Superior Court. Makal, 34, killed his wife Martha and children James Jr. and Martha Lynn on May 25, 1964, at 5982 E. 24th St. in Phoenix. attorney George Morse argues Makal is insane and cannot be sentenced under Arizona law.

James J. Makal State Supreme Court Pima County Makal Martha James Jr Martha Lynn E. 24Th St George Morse Arizona

Unusual Jury Panel Assembled in Pima County

U S Judge Lee Gar rett and Chief Judge Richard H. Chambers qualified for jury duty in Tucson. Chambers heads the U S Court of Appeals ninth circuit and did not seek exemption. Also qualified were State Rep Ray Martin and attorney Garrett amid remarks on the unusual juror group.

Superior Court Lee Garrett Pima ‘County Richard H. Chambers U.S. Court of Appeals 9Th Judicial District San Francisco Tucson Chambers Ray Martin Garrett

Burglars Target Medical Offices on Alvernon Way

Police investigate a burglary at 1779 N. Alvernon Way where $100 cash, $618 in drugs, and several office machines were stolen. The offices are occupied by Drs. T. P. McWilliams Steffan Taub and Larry L. Fontenova. Entry was gained by forcing a window.

N. Alvernon Way Drs. T. P.mcwilliams Steffan Taub Larry L. Fontenova

Nativity Program Planned by Arizona School for the Deaf and Blind

A Christmas Nativity program will be presented at 8 p.m. Monday in the Arizona State School for the Deaf and Blind auditorium. The event is free and open to the public.

Arizona State School

Cochise Jury Head Seeks Writ Hearing Tuesday

An acting Cochise County grand jury foreman seeks relief from criminal proceedings with a petition for certiorari or prohibition filed with the Arizona Court of Appeals. The filing alleges improper arrest warrant, magistrate duties by Judge Deddens, and lack of jurisdiction. Petitions allege jury secrecy violations and seek to halt or review the case.

Cochise County Grand Jury Superior Court Wes Polley Bisbee Shelly Richey Douglas

Middle Size Apt Home Opens In Verde Meadows District

A new middle size three bedroom model is among three new Verde Meadows units opened by builder Sam Witt. The design targets easier upkeep with spacious layouts and included features like a range, oven, enclosed patio, cooler, disposer and carport. Immediate occupancy is available at 1326 East Irvington Road with daily model viewing hours and a brochure via 294-9421.

Verde Meadows Sam Witt Witt East Irvington Road South Park Avenue

Cat burglar fires during home burglary in Tuc Son

Police pursue a suspected cat burglar after a couple and their 4 year old confront the intruder at 3602 BE Juarez. The burglar fired a shot at William DeGiovanni as he chased him several blocks before the suspect escaped. The same suspect is linked to at least 30 break ins this year.

Tuc Son William A DeGiovanni BE. Juarez T DeGiovanni

Mail Load Grows for Tucson Post Office Christmas

The Tucson Post Office reports over 1.5 million mail pieces processed in midweek, a 10 percent rise from last year. Postmaster Arnold R. Elias cautions that the peak will come Monday while outgoing parcels drop 5 percent. no mail delivery on Christmas Day and the following observance.

Tucson Arnold R. Elias Elias

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