Broker faces 19 counts
Tucson Daily Citizen reports probate law lax in Pima County left assets of estates in doubt. Creation of the county probate division followed, with Judge Jack G. Marks named and an audit of 20,000 probate cases. Indictments involve two persons in 12 felony complaints. five attorneys under ethics committee investigation. Judge Alice Truman removed guardian Schwager for failing to account for assets, holding him in contempt until proper accounting. Lillian Fisher seeks court action claiming missing assets. real estate sold for taxes and about $100,000 in stock pledged for a Schwager loan. Schwager’s defense counsel prepares for bond and preliminary hearing dates.
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Pima County
Superior Court
Jack G. Marks
Ethics Committee of
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State Bar of Arizona
Alice Truman
Schwager
Lillian Fisher
Styer
Fred W. Fickett
Florida
Bridal Boutique
Tiffany West Bldg
E. Broadway
Styer Funds
John Stompoly
Michela
Schwagers
Teacher takes class to police building after guilty plea
North Little Rock Arkansas reports that Jean Chu Dy a elementary school teacher pleaded guilty to a traffic offense. She paid a $15 fine and $6.75 in costs and then guided her 24 fourth grade students on a tour of the police building.
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North Little Rock
Ark
UPI
Jean Chudy
Yankees pitchers swap wives sparks lasting fallout
New York Yankee pitchers Fritz Peterson and Mike Kekich swapped wives and children five months ago. Peterson's wife Marilyn moved to Kekich, and Kekich's wife Susanne moved to Peterson. Peterson laments losing daily contact with his son Gregg as the pair revert to their original families, while Kekich says he is out after the reversal.
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Ampa, Fla
UPI
New York Yankee
Fritz Peterson
Mike Kekich
Peterson
Marilyn
Kekich
Luanne
Eric
Gregg
Regen
Kristen
Kekrich
Susanne
Pve
Chip
Jeff
Susanne Kekich
Mike
Yankees Players in Visible Personal Turmoil Amid Trades
The saga centers on Marilyn Peterson and two Yankees, Mike and Susanne, as affectional conflict grows eight miles apart in Franklin Lakes and Mai Wah. Divorces are filed. manager Ralph Houk notes focus on pitching and club stability while players say on-field relations remain intact despite off-field strains.
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Peterson
Franklin Lakes
Mike
Susanne
Maiwah
Ralph Houk
Yankee
Yankees
Viet Cong asks Saigon to release quarter of POWs now
The Viet Cong demanded Saigon release one quarter of its prisoners and start the second phase of POW exchanges immediately, aiming to complete it by week’s end. Col. Dang Van Thu urged on Li Gen. Du Quoc Dong, noting negotiations remain stalled over counts and dates.
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Saigon
Viet Cong
Dang van Thu
Joint Military Commission
du Quoc Dong
Paris
Tha
Thu
Dong
U.S
Haiphong Harbor Reopened Says Rogers
Secretary of State William P. Rogers told the House Foreign Affairs Committee that Haiphong Harbor, closed for 10 months by U S mining, has reopened and some ships are passing to North Vietnam. He said the harbor is open and minesweeping resumed after a new group of released U S prisoners of war.
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Washington
UPI
William P. Rogers
Haiphong
U.S
North Vietnam
Rogers
House’ Foreign Affairs Committee
Demos push for new veto power on impounded funds
Democratic leaders in the House announced a bill to give Congress 60 days to veto presidential impoundment of funds. Speaker Carl Albert accused Nixon of mocking the legislative process as Republicans warned of a 15 percent tax hike if spending is forced.
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Washington
House
United Today
Nixon
Congress
Carl Albert
Pennsylvania Avenue
Albert
Sudan urges trial for eight Palestinian guerrillas
Cabinet ministers urged President Numeiry to charge eight Palestinian guerrillas who killed two American diplomats and a Belgian envoy with murder and to put them on trial. Numeiry reportedly agreed, risking Arab anger and possible new attacks. Wounded Knee peace talks resume as 200 Indians remain encamped and federal officials seek a peaceful withdrawal.
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Washington
Nova Serviee
Kitartoum
Jaafar Nuneiry
Somrces
Numeiry
Wounded Knee
Federal Hines
Justice
Interfor
Gaullists Strive To Hold France From Leftist Challenge
Paris officials report the leftist coalition led with 40.4 percent of the vote in the first round, while the Gaullist party trailed at 38.1 percent as France heads into continued election battles.
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Paris
UPI
France
Wos
Allende Strengthens Hold After Chile Election
President Salvador Allende’s leftist coalition gained momentum as congressional returns favored his Marxist government. He vowed to advance toward socialism within law and democracy. Jubilant supporters cheered in Santiago as Allende pledged a Chilean model distinct from other nations.
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Santiago, Chile
Salvador Allende
Allende
Santiago
Officials eye Tucson Elks Lodge site for state office building
State officials indicated interest in purchasing the Tucson Elks Lodge at 9 Pasco Redondo and its 10 acre site for a new state office building. A legislature bill to appropriate 500000 for land purchase is expected to pass this week. An Elks official would not confirm a sale price.
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Tucson Elks Lodge
Pasco Redondo
Elks
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