Foolish bola tie bill fails in Arizona Senate
The Arizona Senate rejected the bola tie official-hood bill 14 to 13 on final vote. House sponsor Rep. George Pale led the proposal while opponents mocked it as the foolish bill, as other measures moved forward including a state industrial commission rewrite and strict wiretap and theft controls.
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Phoenix
Arizona Senate
House
George Pale
United States
Wing Ong
D-Maricopa
Robert Wilcox
R-Maricopa
State Industrial Commission
Senate
E. H. Thode
D-Pinal
Industrial Commission
Tucson Firm Named In ICC Suit
The Interstate Commerce Commission sues Tucson auto transport firm Insured Auto Driveaway and Richard L. Alford alleging interstate vehicle transport without ICC certification or permit. A preliminary injunction seeks to bar further interstate commerce until approval is granted.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Tucson
U.S. District Court
Richard L. Alford
AAA
N. Craycroft Road
ICC
Alford
Financial Disclosure Bill For Senators Is Approved
The Senate Ethics Committee urged that senators file detailed personal finance reports including tax returns. A four point code would publicly disclose only contributions and speaking fees above 300 dollars. The measure, led by Sen. John C. Stennis, faces criticism as too mild or too strong.
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John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Senate
Bobby Baker
Thomas J. Dodd
D-Conn
Wife Murderer Gets Life Term
Neil Henry Nielsen a 57 year old confessed murderer of his teenage wife was sentenced to life in the Arizona State Prison without possibility of parole. The judge noted the parole board could still consider release after 17 years with or without a stipulation. Nielsen previously attempted to kill his first wife in 1957 in Indiana. After moving to Tucson he married Sharilyn Lea Nielsen and had a two month old son. The shooting at 727 E Limberlost Rd occurred last Sept 20. Nielsen wounded himself after killing his wife.
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Neil Henry Nielsen
Arizona
State Parole Board
Nielsen
Collins
Indiana
Tucson
Sharilyn Lea Nielsen
E. Limberlost Rd
Ybarra Loses Plea To Receive Counsel
Former state representative Joe D. Ybarra, an $80 a week barber, had his request for a court appointed attorney rejected by Superior Court Judge Alice L. Truman as he faced two income tax evasion charges. Carrillo, charged with tax evasion and fraud, was represented by Thomas Chandler who sought a preliminary hearing next week. The hearing was set for next Friday with Ybarra given a week to hire counsel and return with him.
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Joe D. Ybarra
Superior Court
Alice L. Truman
Ybarra
Tony Carrillo
D-Pima
Carrillo
Thomas Chandler
Ron Crisman
Truman
Helen Klein Dies At 60 In Tucson Hospital
Funeral services for Mrs. Helen Klein 60 longtime Elks Hospital Auxiliary president will be held tomorrow at 2 30 p m Valley Funeral Home with Rev George Ferguson of St Philip s in the Hills Church officiating Burial will be in the Elks plot Tucson Memorial Park South Lawn A private 8 p m meeting at the funeral home will honor Mrs Klein Survivors include her widower Eugene a New York City native who came to Tucson in 1955 her mother Mrs Bertha Hamburg and a brother Paul J Weller all of Tucson
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Helen Klein
Elks Hospital
Tucson Medical Center
Valley
George Ferguson
St. Philip’ s-in-the-Hills
Elks
Tucson Memorial Park
South Lawn
Klein
New York City
Tucson
Eugene
E. Waverly St
Bertha Hamburg
Paul J. Weller
Three Japanese Hunters Found Alive After Funeral Declarations
Three sea lion hunters Ichimatsu Kodefuji Sadao Kono and Sadayoshi Habazaki were reported alive five days after their funerals. Declared dead after vanishing in icy waters between Northern Japan and Siberia, they were rescued by a Soviet coastal patrol and washed onto Kupashiri Island.
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Nemuro
Japan
UPI
Ichimatsu Kodefuji
Sadao Kono
Sadayoshi Habazaki
Siberia
Soviet Union
Kupashiri Island
Joyner Councilman Questions Annexation Plan
Councilman Conrad F. Joyner criticizes Mayor James N. Corbett for a hastily announced annexation plan. He opposes the scale and vacant land included and says residents and the council were not consulted. Officials pledge homeowner group outreach and 60 days to publish clear details.
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Conrad F. Joyner
James N. Corbett
Corbett
Joyner
Crobett
Associaton
Sikes urges US hire six divisions of Gurkha troops
Rep. Robert L. F. Sikes of Florida proposes hiring six divisions of Gurkha and Indian troops for Vietnam use as Britain prepares to release them. He argues they are battle tested and highly regarded by Americans who served with them.
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Rep
Sikes
Washington
UPI
Robert L. F. Sikes
D-Fla
United States
Vietnam
Britain
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