OEO Officials Dispute Williams Supervisory Bid
In Phoenix a group of 20 state anti poverty program leaders challenged Gov. Williams authority to supervise their activities. They said they will continue serving the poor through locally designated organizations. The Atty. Gen. released an opinion later that day saying Williams must establish a state coordinating agency to supervise federal anti poverty funds. The meeting included CAA leaders such as Yuma County's Robert Kennerly and Maricopa County's James Neuman who oppose a state takeover. The national CAA director said local subdivisions may choose whether to join a larger agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Jack Williams
Atty
Darrell Smith
Williams
Yuma County
CCA
Robert Kennerly
Kennerly
CAA
Smith
Arizona
James A. Neuman
Maricopa County
Theodore M. Berry
Washington
U.S. Office of Economic Opportunity
OEO
Cook Pleads Poverty Hearing Set For April 1
Harold Cook, former state legislator charged with four felony counts for liquor license irregularities, asks for indigent status and a preliminary hearing set for 9 a.m. April 1. He owes his attorney $4,000 and cannot hire counsel. Soble offers to represent him. Cook calls the charges a political ploy. Also charged are Tony Carrillo and Joe D. Ybarra with two counts each of income tax evasion. arraignment set for March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Cook
Superior Court
Robert Boylston
Cook
Phoenix
Joseph H. Soble
Soble
Arizona Supreme Court
Tony Carrillo
D-Pima
Joe D. Ybarra
Alice Truman
Scholarship to Honor Marine Commander Hochmuth
The 3rd Marine Division Association announces a memorial scholarship fund to honor Maj. Gen. Bruno A. Hochmuth, former commander, who was killed in Vietnam last November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
3Rd Marine Division Association
Bruno A. Hochmuth
Vietnam
Personnel Bill Riders Rejected In Arizona House Vote
The Arizona House rejected extensive Senate amendments to a state personnel administration bill by a 17 to 11 vote. Rep. Scott Alexander praised the Senate version as fair but noted it leaves independent merit systems intact, potentially raising costs. An economic conference committee was set with Alexander, Stone, Shelley, Leno, and Vipperman to reach a compromise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Arizona House
Senate
House
Scott Alexander
R-Pima
Commission
Alexander
David B. Stone
James Shelley
R-Maricopa
Sam Leno
D-Pima
Pat Vipperman
D-Maricopa
Tucson General Hospital Overturned Suit Error Corrected
A Tucson Daily Citizen report corrects a previous listing error in an injury suit involving a falling X ray machine. The case filed by Mrs. Clara Mae Russell named Tucson General Hospital instead of Tucson Medical Center. The Arizona Court of Appeals ordered a new trial in the $19 406 matter this week.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
Tucson Medical Center
Clara Mae Russell
Tucson General Hospital
Arizona Court of Appeals
Romney withholds support urging GOP unity victory
Gov. George Romney of Michigan, after quitting the presidential race, says he will not urge New Hampshire supporters to back Rockefeller or any candidate in the March 12 primary. He will work for Republican unity and back a single candidate, asking supporters to decide independently. He and his wife Lenore spoke to Washington and Manchester, pledging to resume normal life.
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Washington
UPI
George Romney
Michigan
New Hampshire
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Romney
Manchester
N.H
Republican Unity
Victoy
New York
Rockefeller
Films Of Altercation Seen At Galioto Trial
A mass picketing scene and a scuffle involving Tucson police and Frank Galioto were shown to jurors in the obstruction of justice case. The film shot Feb 4 1967 from the Tucson Newspapers Inc rooftop captures a chase and arrest linked to a mass labor demonstration at the strikebound plant. Other police witnesses are expected as Superior Court Judge Lee Garrett presides.
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Tucson
Frank Galioto
Superior Court
Galiote
Tucson Daily Citizen
Arthur R. Grasberger
Tucson Newspapers Inc
Stone Ave
Frank Zunno
Lee Garrett
Campbell Estate Tops $289000
The estate of Brewster P. Campbell valued at 289538.87 was left to his widow Jennie K. Campbell. Campbell, former head of the University of Arizona journalism department, died Oct. 27 at 69. The bulk of the estate consists of stocks and bonds. Attorney Elmer Courtland represented Mrs. Campbell.
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Brewster P. Campbell
University of Arizona Journalism Department
Jennie K. Campbell
E. Croyden St
Superior Court
Elmer Courtland
Campbell
Robert Campbell
Police Probe Home Burglaries Net $2000 Loot
Two burglaries under sheriff s office investigation yielded about 2000 dollars in loot. Ruth L. Harnisch reported silverware 500 television 300 and a 430 check stolen from 4940 N Camino Esplandera. Richard H Hecker s home at 1430 N Tanque Verde Loop Road saw four pistols two televisions and a chain saw taken valued 770 in total.
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Sheriff's Office
Ruth L. Harnisch
N. Camino Esplandera
Richard H. Hecker
Tanque Verde Loop Road
Smith Approved as Secretary of Commerce by Senate
The Senate confirmed President Johnson's nomination of C. R. Smith, chairman of American Airlines, as secretary of commerce by voice vote. Smith, 68, will replace the ill Alexander B. Trowbridge. The Senate also confirmed John H. Crocker Jr. of Houston as a member and future chairman of the Civil Aeronautics Board, succeeding Charles S. Murphy.
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Washington
Senate
Johnson
C. R. Smith
American Airlines
Smith
Alexander B. Trowbridge
John H. Crocker Jr
Houston, Tex
Civil Aeronautics Board
Charles S. Murphy
White House
Arizona Senate Debates University Bond Bills and Related Measures
Eight senate bills focus on university funding including a 1.5 million dollar Sun Devil stadium expansion for ASU Tempe. Other bills raise the maximum interest on revenue bonds for dormitories and student unions at three state universities. A lieutenant governor office bill and a child welfare funding reform for mental retardation centers are on the calendar. The House advances nine bills including insurance director appointment and state insurance department overhaul, while a meat packing state inspection option awaits Senate action.
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Phoenix
Senate
Board of Regents
Sun Devil
Arizona State University
Tempa
House
State Industrial Commission
Mrs. Schmid Obtains Divorce in Cruelty Ruling
Katharine C. Schmid of 428 Adams Sr. won a divorce from Charles H. Schmid in Superior Court Judge John P. Collins ruling on grounds of extreme cruelty. She keeps the family home while he receives their Hillcrest Nursing Home business. The Schmid case ties to murders of Gretchen Fritz Wendy Fritz and Alleen Rawe with death penalties or long terms.
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Katharine C. Schmid
Adams Sr
Charles M. Schmid
Charles H. Schmid
Superior Court
John P. Collins
Plumber Barstow Files for Bankruptcy in 1960s
Lewis E. Barstow Jr., a heating and cooling contractor, filed a U.S. District Court bankruptcy petition listing 88 220 in debts. He owned B and B Maintenance and Barstow Contracting from 1962 to last December, with firms at 4511 and 2 St. Debt includes 45 622 secured and 38 396 unsecured claims. assets shown at 24 097.
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Lewis E. Barstow Jr
U.S. District Court
Barstow
Desert Steppes Drive
B & B Maintenance
Barstow Contracting
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Pete Dominguez
Mis
Jim Stith
Tucson General
Pennington
Eve
Seagumdollar Music
E. Speedway
J “Ro
Ames Hou
Lee Choice
Sunny
Elbertas
Iplum Pres
Kern's
Rome
U.S
E. Broadway
Secretary of Commerce
Insurance Department
The
Corporation Commission
Mrs. Schmid
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