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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1967

Page

3

Court Names Scanland As Counsel For Schmid

William A. Scanland replaces F. Lee Bailey and William H. Tinney Jr. as defense counsel for Charles H. Schmid Jr. in the Aileen Rowe murder case. Judge Richard N. Boylston appointed Scanland at a Superior Court hearing. Bailey and Tinney withdrew. A new motion hearing on Schmid’s plea of guilty to second degree murder is set for Friday at 9 a.m. Schmid’s psychiatric hearing and sentencing are slated for next Monday. Saunders’ bid to keep his preliminary hearing transcript secret was denied. the transcript will be unsealed next Monday at noon. Saunders, who pleaded guilty to first-degree murder, is serving a life sentence. Schmid asked for protection from the county attorney’s office and requested a possible new trial, citing coercion by Bailey and Tinney. Tinney said both attorneys cannot continue.

Schmid Jr Aileen Rowe Richard N. Boylston Scanland Superior Bailey Tinney Schmid Boylston John Saunders Clerk of Superior Court Saunders Rowe Roylston Jose del Castillo Mary Rae French

Attorney Tinney blocks Schmid in Rowe body search

Charles H. Schmid Jr. said in Superior Court that William H. Tinney Jr. barred a search for Aileen Rowe’s body, calling it a prohibition. Sheriff Waiden Burr confirmed Tinney refused to participate without an attorney, noting Schmid’s parents also requested legal counsel.

William H. Tinney Jr Charles H. Schmid Jr Sheriff's Aileen Rowe Schmid Superior Court Tinney Waiden VY. Burr Charlie

Toastmasters Officers Named J. J. Struble and Gene Anderson

J. J. Struble a Friden Inc sales representative and Gene Anderson a consulting engineer have been named to district offices in Toastmasters International Struble will serve as educational lieutenant governor and Anderson as administrative lieutenant governor Both are former presidents of the Eyeopeners Toastmasters Club in Tucson

J. J. Struble Friden Inc Gene.Anderson Toastmasters International Struble Toastmasters Anderson Eyeopeners Toastmasters Club Tucson

Arab-Israeli crisis prompts bid for joint regional efforts

Arizona lawmakers Udall and Fannin urged Israel and Arab states to cooperate on Middle East solutions. Udall pressed world focus on Arab refugee compensation and US leadership in an international relief fund. Fannin criticized UN withdrawal of peacekeepers and urged guarantees of Israel’s security and defined borders.

Arizona Israel Middle East Udall United States United Nations Nasser United Arab Republic Fannin U.N

Blue Chips Rally Extends Fifth Straight Day

New York AP reports blue chips gained strength in early trading as the market neared a fifth consecutive advance. Volume was active with gains outpacing losses five to one as high quality issues lagged then recovered, while glamour stocks rebounded from last week profit taking amid Middle East peace hopes. Oil shares rose on the calmer regional outlook.

Wall Street Middle East

Fire in Moving Boxcar Suppresses Liquor Shipment

Firemen battled a blaze in a boxcar transporting liquor along Aviation Highway and South Wilson Avenue as a Southern Pacific freight train arrived. Officials could not determine the amount of liquor or extent of damage, but the fire appeared to have started on the floor, possibly from sparks from brake shoes.

Southern Pacific Aviation Highway South Wilson Avenue

Complaints on Taxing Lodged by Major City Establishments

Representatives from Aztec Inn Redondo Towers Desert Inn Spanish Trail Motel and other properties filed complaints with the Board of Supervisors during the annual June equalization session. They allege assessor values use inflated land and improvement percentages contrary to law requiring full cash value assessments.

Board of Equalization Aztec Inn Redondo Towers Desert Inn Spanish Trail Motel HiVev House Motor Hotel Campbell Plaza Fort Lowell Park

Former Sierra Vista employee fined for embezzling letters

Anthony N. Davies, 46, was fined 1600 and placed on five years probation after pleading guilty to three counts of embezzling letters from March and May. U.S. District Court Judge James A. Walsh imposed the sentence. Separate case: Jackson Sullivan, 4430 E Pima Street, pleads innocent to possessing an unregistered firearm. trial date expected this week.

Sierra Vista Anthony N. Davies U.S. District Court James A. Walsh Jackson Sullivan E. Pima Sr Sullivan

Power Squadron to Offer Free Classes in Tucson

Tucson Power Squadron will begin free classes at 7 30 p m Thursday in seamanship pilot ing and small boat handling. Classes are in Room 409 College of Business and Public Administration University of Arizona. For more information contact Tucson Power Squadron P O Box 4523 or call Frank T Pickart.

Tucson Power Squadron College of Business and Public Administration University of Arizona P.O. Box Frank T. Pickart

Corbett Faces Little Opposition In Mayor Race

Democratic leaders failed to recruit A. Alan Hanshaw to run for mayor, leaving City Councilman James N. Corbett Jr. with likely unopposed status in the September primary. Hanshaw said he cannot leave his law practice for the $7,500 annual salary.

A. Alan Hanshaw James N. Corbett Jr Corbett Ther Hanshaw

Roulette Game Seizure Returns Three Free on Bond

East Side bar raid led to arrests for gambling on a roulette wheel. Bartender John Savage operated the wheel while William Crull and Margaret McCoy faced gambling charges. over 100 poker chips and cash were seized alongside the wheel and cloth. A fourth person will be summoned.

William Franklin Crull Fairmount Ave Margaret Mary McCoy Beverly Drive Siquor Charles Lugo Lugo Savage

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