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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 30, 1973

Page

2

Police detail reports record rape arrests in first quarter

Tucson police state the sex crimes detail jailed 20 for rape since Jan 1, the highest 90 day total since the unit formed 18 months ago. Chief Gilkinson created the unit in 1971 with 24 hour on call coverage and added a dog unit and helicopter for on scene work.

Tucson Carl Kishman Kishman Kisman William Gilkinson Kishmani Thomas Keeley Keley

Ohio House backs equal rights amendment passage

The Ohio House approves the Equal Rights Amendment to the U S Constitution. One of four women representatives voted against it. In Florida the Senate Judiciary Committee rejected the measure on a 3 3 tie vote. State Sen Dan Scarborough called revival chances slim to nil. Thirty states have approved the measure. 33 are needed to reach ratification.

United Press International Ohio House of Representatives Tallahassee Fla Senate Judiciary Committee Dan Scarborough

Teen admits murder in re enacted TV crime in Atlanta

Police charged 17 year old Robert Earl Thompson with the murder of 24 year old Cathy Louise Freer after a re enactment of a television murder mystery he had watched two weeks earlier. Detec tive W F Perkins said Thompson recalled the crime scene and even called police, claiming he remembered the movie exactly. Freer, a psychiatric aide, was found bludgeoned and slashed in her bed, a case linked to a recent local homicide in her former street.

Atlanta UPI Robert Earl Thompson Cathy Louise Freer W.F. Perkins Thompson Télly Savalas Perkins Marcus Nelson Miss Freer

Dean seeks to ease University of Arizona language requirement

The dean of the Liberal Arts College at the University of Arizona pushes to water down and then cut back the foreign language requirement for liberal arts and education majors. He proposes alternatives like one semester crash courses or literature in translation to ease student dissatisfaction and financial pressures while a university-wide study and final Board of Regents approval loom.

Liberal Arts University of Arizona Hermann K. Bleibtreu Renato I. Rosaldo Bleibtren Arizona Board of Regents Onate

Salt Lake City Offered Surplus Helicopter Trade

The U S government offers Salt Lake City a swap deal exchanging a surplus helicopter for fill dirt and top soil intended for police work. City officials question the motive while Region 12 Law Enforcement Planning Council approved 79 922 dollars to buy and operate the chopper for one year.

Salt Lake City UPS U.S James L. Barker Jr Region 12 Law Enforcement Planning Council

Campground Renamed for Ray in Tucson Mountain Park

The Palo Verde Campground at Tucson Mountain Park is renamed Gil bert Ray Campground to honor Ray, the Pima County Parks and Recreation executive director who retired in December. The luncheon at the Desert Inn celebrated Ray’s 25 years of service, with 135 guests including Arthur Pack Winston Reynolds Ted Walker Tom Monahan Joseph Castillo and fellow supervisors Jim Murphy and Ron Asta.

Palo Verde Tucson Mountain Park Gilbert Ray Pima County Parks and Recreation Department Desert Inn Ray Pima County Parks and Recreation Arthur Pack Winston Reynolds Ted Walker Tom Monahan Joseph Castillo Pima County Board of Supervisors Jim Murphy Ron Asta

Protest perch signals ecology protest in California

In Saratoga California ecology activist Bill Cruse climbs a 1000-year-old oak to protest worldwide water pollution. A telephone crew installed a red phone on a 40 foot limb for Cruse to communicate with the world below as he vows a 15 day vigil and drinks only distilled water.

Saratoga Calif UPI Larry Winebrenner Bill Cruse Crusé

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