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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1963

Page

4

TAA Seeks City Plan On Access Road To Air Terminal

Tucson Airport Authority votes to ask the city for a description of plans for an access road to the new air line terminal under construction at Tucson International Airport. Officials warn a temporary road this year may be inadequate and urge timely completion before the November dedication.

TAA John Riddick Tucson Airport Authority Tucson International Airport V. A. Grossetta Robert Heyer Valencia J. B. O'Dowd Tucson Boulevard Benson Highway Airport Campbell Avenue Verne Trekonis Matt Batka Charles Broman Broman

Special Session Likely Brief Says Gov Fannin

Gov. Paul Fannin told local Republicans that a special session to address university and state hospital matters would probably be short, possibly five days, focusing on funds for the universities and the Southern Arizona Mental Health Center plus hospital construction. He urged unity among Republicans and warned against national Democrats, urging fiscal conservatism and consolidation of state agencies.

Fannin Charles Gudaitis Paul Fannin House Appropriations Committee Pantano Pima County L. A. Romine Southern Arizona Tucson State Hospital Senate House House University of Arizona Arizona State University ASU GOP United States Arizona

Youth Tried Four Times Acquitted In Fourth Trial

Richard Shaw, 19, was acquitted by a Superior Court jury on a charge involving the theft of a midp et racer. After a first mistrial, a second trial led to a prank theft conviction reversed by the Arizona Supreme Court, and a third mistrial preceded this fourth trial. Shaw, then 17, lived at 3241 N. E. Tovar. the case arose from a September 1961 theft at Burris White Machinery Co. Wesley Carlson represented Shaw. Deputy County Atty. John Neubauer prosecuted before Judge Richard Roylston.

Richard Shaw Shaw Prand Arizona Supreme Court N.E. Tovar Burris White Machinery Co Prince and Romero Roads Atty Wesley Carlson John Neubauer Richard Roylston

Attorney Westbrook Sentenced to Death in Arizona

Convicted killer Thomas A. Westbrook, 58, was sentenced to die in the state gas chamber for the December 28 pistol slaying of Phoenix attorney Joseph A. Birchett. The crime occurred in Birchett’s office after Westbrook learned lawyers would stop representing him in a claim before the Industrial Commission. Westbrook protested the sentencing and claimed federal rights violations.

Phoenix Thomas A. Westbrook Westbrook Maricopa County Henry S. Stevens Joseph A. Birchett Birchett William K. Strong Industrial Commission Stevens

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