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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1961
Page
10
Three motorists pleaded guilty to drunk driving in City Court. Oliver G. Sammons, 25, was fined 200 dollars and given 20 days in jail for a second offense. Nicholas C. Gurule, 40, and Cecil Gardner, 48, each paid 100 dollars and received 10 days in jail for first offense charges.
A 21 year old man who escaped from the Pima County Hospital during psychiatric observation was captured by police at a relative’s home. Nicholas Dominick De Grazia of 2213 E Blackridge St had earlier been booked on suspicion of aggravated assault for beating his 5 week old daughter with a belt. The infant Michelle Ann was hospitalized at St Mary's Hospital then released. De Grazia's wife Andrea 17 and mother Mrs Alexandra De Grazia 46 suffered facial cuts and bruises in the night of the alleged attack.
A 15-year-old Scout and two youths were found safe after spending Saturday night in Madera Canyon and Mt. Lemmon. Richard Hart of Troop 125 was located on an 8,500 foot peak by a 65-man search party and airlifted after 14 hours missing. Tom Green, 18, and Allan Fudge, 17, hiked out after spending the night on Mt. Lemmon. Green injured his ankle while seeking help for rainfall gauge work.
University of Arizona faculty votes defeated proposals to expand the faculty chairman's power against the university president. A secret ballot tallied nearly two to one against giving the chairman authority to preside over the faculty senate. two amendments were approved and will take effect only after Board of Regents approval.
Joseph William Yourgulez Jr. 25 of 1443 E 13th St. faces a second trial July 11 at 10 15 a m in Justice Court 2 for simple battery arising from an off duty officer beating outside the La Jolla Club 1000 S 6th Ave in February. The first trial ended mistrial after jurors could not reach verdict.
Thieves took nine firearms in two Tucson burglaries Friday, with Milton W. Hood reporting five rifles two pistols a portable television set and clothing missing after a window was forced. Louis W. Stringer said thieves forced a rear window with tools from his carport and fled with two rifles and wrenches worth about 335 dollars.
The Radio Advertising Bureau reports that of 20.4 million radio sets sold in the United States at retail in 1960, more than 8 million were portable models.
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