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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1966

Page

2

Sheriff Capt Kenneth Sturgeon to have hearing January 23

A preliminary hearing for Sheriff’s Capt Kenneth Sturgeon on a felony charge of presenting a false expense claim to the county finance director is set for 16 a.m. January 23 in Justice Court 2. Sturgeon appeared with attorney Ben Lazarow, was released on recognizance, and the $119.27 alleged repayment was confirmed. He heads the Pima County Search and Rescue Unit and remains suspended pending resolution of the charge following allegations by the Tucson Daily Citizen regarding travel to Las Vegas en route to a conference in Idylwild California.

Kenneth Sturgeon Justice Court 2 Sturgeon Justice of Peace Clark Johnson Ben Lazarow Lars Peder Sen Pedersen Tucson Daily Citizen Las Vegas Idyllwild Calif Pima County Warden V. Burr

Rites Slated Tomorrow for Mrs Simpson

Graveside services will be held at 3 30 p m tomorrow for Mrs Tinina M Simpson a lifelong Arizonan who died Saturday in Bagdad aged 78 Born at the Bercich Ranch near Patagonia she lived in Bowie Nogales and Tucson before moving to Bagdad to reside with her daughter Esther Wilson She was widow of Sid Simpson a cattleman who operated in Pima Santa Cruz and Cochise Counties She was a member of Bowie Chapter 29 of the Eastern Star Survivors include three sisters one brother four grandchildren and six great grandchildren Arrangements are by Arizona Mortuary

Tinina M. Simpson Bagdad Simpson Bercich Ranch Patagonia Bowie Nogales Tucson Esther Wilson Sid Simpson Pima Santa Cruz Cochise

Two Young Girls Beaten to Death in Shelbyville Dump

Police hunted for the weapon used to bludgeon Deborah Lynn Ray nine and Phyllis Lousette Seibers eight after their mud covered bodies were found at a city dump where they had been searching for castaway dolls. Witness William Farrar Jr. eight saw them playing nearby and said Phyllis fell and Deborah helped her home. Authorities noted blunt force injuries and described a countywide search begun after they were left at the dump by Ricky Ray, Deborah’s twelve year old brother.

Shelbyville Tenn Deborah Lynn Ray Phyllis Lousette Seibers William Farrar Jr Phyllis W.E Bud) Copton Tennessee Bureau of Criminal Identification Ricky Ray Deborah

Li'l Abner Enjoyed by Millions in the Citizen

A lighthearted note from The Citizen highlights Li'l Abner comic strip popularity with millions of readers across the era. Readers share laughter at the adventures of Li'l Abner, Daisy Mae, and the hill people, reflecting midcentury humor and cultural tone.

Man Charged With Gunfire In Burglary

Roy Noriega, 23, of Keswick Circle, faces burglary and assault with a deadly weapon charges after a Friday night home break-in at 3602 Juarez Street. A gun in the burglar’s possession fired during a scuffle with homeowner William A. DeGiovanni. no injuries occurred. Bond set at $5,000.

Roy Ncartega Justice Court Tom Rickel Noriega Keswick Circle William A. DeGiovanni Juarez St DeGiovanni

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