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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1964
Page
3
State Rep John Haugh told Desert Kiwanis at Saddle and Sirloin Steak House the political climate is developing to push him toward filing for the Republican gubernatorial nomination. He said he is circulating petitions to build strength and will not use ideal campaign funds except to compete to the finish.
New York heiress Benedict Porumbeanu 24 may challenge divorce validity, counsel says. She and Romanian husband Andre Porumbeanu separated amid questions of Mexican divorce legality under New York law. Porumbeanu, who had divorced his first wife in Mexico, faces custody and family questions tied to his two families and high-profile romance with Miss Benedict.
Susan Sjonstrom, 26, faced grand larceny charges after allegedly taking a $700 plane ticket from Travelands Inc. A judge suspended her sentence after restitution and testimony from Harold Greenstein. The case followed her travels from Africa to Rome and back to New York.
Ray J. Todd of Hughes Aircraft Company is named president of the Hughes Tucson Management Club. New officers include Francis J. Hankratty as first vice president William C. Murphy as second vice president James L. Olmstead as secretary Donald E. Elson as treasurer and Ben G. Kane Truman D. Lancaster Matt V. Lee Frank F. Netti Chris N. Seferlis and C Ray White as directors helped by the club’s management group.
A Superior Court jury denied damages to the parents of 4-year-old Eric Esquivel who was fatally struck by three cars on August 25, 1982. The Esquivels sought 29,000 after an original complaint for 396,000. defendants were drivers Jack Nancarrow Harald Wayte and Gary Schwatken. The incident occurred as the boy attempted to cross the 5900 block of East Speedway. Attorneys D B Udall Richard Binney and Gordon Kipps represented the defendants before Judge Richard Boylston.
Washington UPI reports the Bureau of Public Roads stated 93.7 million Americans held drivers licenses last year, up 1.7 million from 1962. California led with 9 million licensed drivers while Alaska had the fewest at 105,877.
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