ACC Plans Investigation Of Citizens Utilities Co In Mohave Areas
Arizona Corporation Commission to probe Citizens Utilities Co electric service in Mohave and Santa Cruz counties after approving a state rate hike based on AG ruling. Commission criticizes the firm for one day notification and signals continuing scrutiny over its conduct toward customers while noting Arizona expansion despite multi state operations.
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ACC
Citizens Electric
Arizona Corporation Commission
Citizens Utilities Co. Electric Service
Mohave
Santa Cruz
Commission
Tate
Connecticut
Ise
Citizens
Citizens Services
Arizona
Chastain Pleads Guilty in Slaying Case
Allen J. Chastain twenty pleads guilty to voluntary manslaughter while armed for the March 14 fatal shooting of Ronald A. Hull twenty one. Judge Boylston set June 23 for sentencing and noted a five to life range. Both men were on parole from Arizona State Prison at the time of the incident.
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Allen J. Chastain
Ronald A. Hull
Pastime Road
Superior Court
Richard N. Boylston
Chastain
Howard Kashman
Alta Vista St
Knights Motorcycle Club
Edward J. Ovsevitz
Hull
Arizona State Prison
Patty Duke Granted Annulment Over Short Marriage
Actress Patty Duke wins an annulment after testifying her June 24, 1970 marriage to rock promoter Michael Tell lasted 19 days. Duke, 1962 Oscar winner for The Miracle Worker, said the union was fever consumed. The Santa Monica case highlights a rapid, short marriage.
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Santa Monica Calif
Patty Duke
Miss Duke
Helen Keller
Michael Tell
Pima County approves law enforcement mutual aid pact
The County Board of Supervisors approved a mutual aid pact among Pima County agencies including the sheriff's office Tucson and South Tucson police the Arizona Department of Public Safety and the University of Arizona campus police. The pact designates the sheriff's office as first responder when UA needs help.
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Pima County
County Board of Supervisors
Sheriff's Office
Tucson
South Tucson
Arizona Department of Public Safety
University of Arizona
A. C. Glynn Construction Co
Pima County Communications
Pima County Hospital
Sandry C. Fuller
Phoenix
Pennsylvania Sunday Drink Bill Defeated
A bill to loosen Pennsylvania Sunday alcohol sale limits failed in Harrisburg. The current law allows sale only in hotels in Philadelphia and Pittsburgh, the state's two largest cities, with opposition led by two Philadelphia Democrats.
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Harrisburg
UPI
Philadelphia
W. C. Fields
Pennsylvania
Pittsburgh
Ammunition Belt Returns With Missing Rounds
John McNeill, a Tucson airport tower worker, had a belt of .39 caliber ammo removed during Spiro Agnew’s 1970 visit. An agent returned the belt later in an unmarked bag, but four rounds are now missing. The incident spurred Mr. McNeill to report the loss to the vice president, prompting further investigations.
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Spiro Agnew
Tucson
McNeill
Tucson International Airport
Agnew
Giles to Address Ward 2 Council Campaign Meeting
Republican candidate Charles Giles will speak at noon Thursday to the Pima County Republican Club at the Tucson Press Club. The event is open to the public.
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Charles Giles
Pima County Republican Club
Tucson Press Club
Lawsuits Demand Estate Accounting for Murray Estates
Two suits filed in Superior Court seek to compel Tucson attorney Joseph Riley, as trustee of San Antonio Holdings, to account for estate assets of Bailey T. Murray and Pauline B. Murray. Attorney Myles C. Stewart cites refused demand as of Feb 3, 1969. hearing set July 6.
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Superior
Tucson
Joseph Ti. Riley
Arizona
Bailey T. Murray
Pauline B. Murray
Riley
San Antonio Holdings Trusts
Myles C. Stewart
Murray
Pima
Pinal
Maricopa
Apache
Lawrence A. Collins
Santa Barbara
Franciscan Fathers
St. Francis Hospital
Junipero Serra
Stewart
San Antonio
Economist Nominated to White House Economic Advisers
President Nixon nominates Ezra Solomon, Stanford finance professor, to join the White House Council of Economic Advisers, a three member panel advising on national economic policy.
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Washington
Ezra Solomon
Stanford University
Finance
Nixon
White House
Council of Economic Advisers
Airlines Resume Apache Routes After FAA Order
The Civil Aeronautics Board orders American Airlines and Air West to temporarily resume service to Douglas and Kingman. The prior Apache relin quishment pact allows reversion if Apache cannot operate. Apache was grounded after a May 6 crash near Coolidge that killed 12 people. Apache president George Dembow is not expected to contest a license revocation hearing set for tomorrow before the ACC.
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Civil Aeronautics Board
American Airlines
Air West
Douglas
Kingman
Apache
Coolidge
George Dembow
ACC
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