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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1967
Page
12
The District 1 School Board tentatively adopted a 32,901,562 budget with a 14,672 adjustment to the prior total. The 1967-68 plan rises 3,323,739 over this year and may be trimmed by about 45,000 before final adoption on July 5 to stay within state law limits. Elementary and high school totals are 24,220,415 and 11,638,932.
Superior Court Judge Alice Truman orders Katherine Haviland McWilliams to stand trial beginning December 12 on open and attempted murder charges. A psychiatric hearing is set for 9 am June 21 before Judge Mary Ann Richey. The case follows the death of Jill, a 3 year old who was strangled with a belt and found beside her sleeping mother. McWilliams has been confined to the State Hospital in Phoenix since last November and was bound over to Superior Court June 2 after a two day preliminary hearing.
James N. Corbett Jr. told more than 50 urban renewal property owners to employ their own lawyer and appraiser in negotiations over property prices with the city. He spoke as a guest not as a council representative, pledging Democratic support for fair prices.
In Prescott, Yavapai County Superior Court began jury selection for the third murder trial of C. Lee Mast. Nine veniremen were questioned on Tuesday, with a 10th on the stand, as Judge Laurance T. Wren presided after Judge Jack L. Ogg disqualified himself. Mast, 41, is charged with killing his wife Elizabeth, 41, on November 19, 1965, and staging a car wreck to claim about $194000 in life insurance.
The Council on Organization of State Government schedules a two day series of workshops in Casa Grande focusing on reorganizing the Arizona executive branch. Leaders include Dr. Ferrell Heady of New Mexico and Dr. John P. White of ASU with discussion on constitutional reform and state government mechanics.
Jose del Castillo, attorney for John Saunders, files a second motion to seal Saunders testimony transcript from a preliminary hearing in the Charles Schmid case. Judge Boylston denied the first request, saying no need to cover. unsealing to occur noon next Monday if Schmid’s sentencing finishes.
Police reported a series of burglaries yesterday at a beauty salon a school and two homes totaling 4477 in losses. Items stolen included a tape recorder amplifier movie camera projector wigs and cosmetics plus a purse with a collector’s bill and deeds.
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