Disappearance of Leesa Shaner Stumps Arizona FBI
Local FBI agents persist in the top priority case of Leesa Jo Shaner missing since May 29. The 22-year-old daughter of a veteran agent vanished after leaving her home for Tucson International Airport to meet her husband returning from overseas. An unlocked car with missing keys, a purse left behind, and conflicting tips drive investigators to pursue abduction theories and suspect lists while urging anyone with information to come forward.
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Arizona
Leesa Jo Shaner
Chicago
Shaner
Arrow
Tucson International Airport
County Jail inmates seek court relief over alleged inhumane conditions
A group of 24 inmates at the County Jail filed petitions in County Superior Court through attorney Richard Van Duizend alleging inhumane treatment and unlawful searches and seizures. They claim lack of toothbrushes and delousing, no mattresses leading to bedsores, limited funds hindering basic supplies, insufficient food, a recent forceful food strike, restricted media access, and delayed or denied phone calls. The inmates request a state Supreme Court judge show cause for release or a court visit to interview A-Tank prisoners following a May 20 jail crackdown.
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Ima County Superior Court
Richard van Duizend
PC Defender's Office
Superior Court
Alice Truman
van Dillzend
A-Tank
Var
William C. Cox
State Supreme Court
Lee Pitzer
Earl Rowe
Clyde Halstead
Rowe
Train crash in Mount Vernon kills one injures 135
An express train failed to stop at a blind pave and collided with a local train in Mount Vernon. One person died and at least 135 injured as passengers were tossed or trapped. Former Senator John Sherman Cooper among the injured.
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Mount Vernon
N.Y
UPI
Penn Central Railroad
U.S
John Sherman Cooper
Joyner Seeks Bond To Fund County Services Through 1990
Pima County Supervisor Conrad Joyner proposes a bond issue perhaps up to 50 million dollars to cover health care sewers roads and parks through 1990. The plan would be reviewed with a county comprehensive plan and could go before voters by late 1973 or early 1976. Joyner says current plans need starting now or public confidence will wane. He suggests 25 to 50 million, plus additions for nursing homes Southside Health Center land for parks and new roads. Election timing could align with this year’s primary or general elections for city council. The date would be set after the board finalizes next year’s budget.
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Conrad F. Joyner
Pima County
Board of Supervisors
Jayner
Joyner
Southside
Joyngy
Grand Central to close overnight for economy move
NEW YORK UP says Grand Central Station will shut from 1 30 to 3 30 a m nightly starting July 2. Penn Central Railroad cites economy as reason and will drop several night trains, leaving shelter for drifters unavailable during those hours.
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Grand Central Station
Penn Central Railroad
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