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REPUBLIC 152 The Arizona Republic Wednesday, October 13, 1982 -t- Pilot in fatal Flagstaff crash too drunk to drive Quickly State Tucson police may use roadblocks in battle against drunken driving Allen emphasized that the witnesses couldn't be positive that the plane they saw between 1 :30 and 2 a.m. was the doomed craft. The crash is believed to have occurred about 2 a.m. between the hotel and the airport. Investigators also found about a dozen containers of beer in the plane and more beer in the vehicle the five had left parked at Flagstaff Pulliam Airport.

Allen said other witnesses reported that the pilot had had "a couple" of cocktails during dinner the evening before, and a bartender in another establishment recalls serving the pilot two mixed drinks. Authorities said the Beechcraft Baron nose-dived into the side of a ridge at an estimated 150 mph. Also killed in the crash were Ricardo Unwin, 28; David Bruce Millman, 25; Mary Sue Landrigan, 21; Hy John Schroedcr Northern Ari7nna Kureau FLAGSTAFF A Mesa man believed to have been piloting a twin-engine plane that crashed here Oct. 3, killing all five people on board, had a blood-alcohol content above the legal limit, authorities said Tuesday. Police Detective Sgt.

Byron Allen said William John Ramsey, 30, had a blood-alcohol content of 0.142 percent For comparison, a person with a blood-alcohol content of 0.1 is presumed intoxicated under Arizona motor-vehicle laws. Allen said an investigation also turned up witnesses who said they saw a plane flying over Lake Mary "upside down and doing loops and dives." "When they last saw it," he said, "it was headed in the direction of Little America (resort hotel), which puts it in line with our plane crash." and Nancy Cordero, 31 all of Flagstaff. A small quantity of what authorities believe are dried hallucinogenic mushrooms was found with Unwin and is undergoing tests, authorities said. The plane belonged to Mesa businessman Robert Taylor, who told authorities he had not authorized Ramsey who worked as Taylor's pilot to use it. Allen said blood-alcohol and drug tests are being done on all five victims but that no additional results are available yet.

Taylor and Ramsey had flown to Page to return a vehicle belonging to Taylor, and the two men apparently were staying overnight in Flagstaff. Investigations also are being conducted by the Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board. Deaths Pima County OKs controls for industrial-waste release Continued from Bl proval to the proposed district during a Monday night study session. The redevelopment would include the repaving of downtown streets and sidewalks, additional parking lots and new pedestrian amenities. A downtown-revitalization task force appointed last year by the council has been working on the proposal and has determined that a majority of the property owners in the downtown area favor the work.

UA safety aide suspended TUCSON (UPI) James Glaze, the University of Arizona's safety coordinator, has been suspended from his job. University officials said Glaze violated university policy by releasing a memo that cited alleged fire hazards at the UofA auditorium. Risk Management Director Robert Dorsey said a decision will be made Friday on whether Glaze should be fired. Park roads closed TUCSON (UPI) Saguaro National Monument rangers have closed two park roads because of rain damage. The roads, in Tucson Mountain Park west of Tucson, were washed out by last month's heavy rains.

Officials said repairs will take up to three months but that money won't be available until Congress approves a new budget. TUCSON (AP) The Police Department may put up roadblocks soon on city streets to catch drunken drivers. Police Sgt. Kermit Miller, head of the drunken-driving unit, said Monday that random checks would begin on Tucson streets once Chief Peter Ronstadt approved the plan. The state Department of Public Safety set up roadblocks around the state during the Labor Day weekend, stirring considerable criticism and threatened legal action.

"We've got to be very careful that we don't create a greater hazard than the drunk drivers," Miller said. "Our streets are already congested." He said police are looking for safe locations. One possibility, he said, is a check of every seventh or eighth car on a given street for drunken drivers. "We've been doing research on roadblocks," Miller said. "We think there's some advantages to them, and I'm certainly going to recommend to the chief that we do have some roadblocks within the city limits." Redevelopment weighed CASA GRANDE (AP) The City Council is considering a large-scale improvement district in an effort to breathe life into the downtown business district.

The council gave preliminary ap his hometown of Casa Grande are encouraging him to take weekend trips to try to get Miss Gleason's death off his mind. "The only reason I'm able to get through this is because of my friends and family," Rigsby said. "They were there when Brenna died, and now they're here again." Suspects have been arrested in both cases, but Rigsby said that offers him little consolation. In Miss Bailey's death, Warren Wesley Summerlin, 34, formerly of Phoenix, was convicted earlier this year of first-degree murder and sexual assault. He was sentenced to death for the murder and 28 years in prison for the assault.

On Monday, police arrested Socorro Rodriquez, 39, of 149 W. Caldwell in connection with Miss Gleason's death. The Mexican citizen remained in Maricopa County Jail on Tuesday for investigation of manslaughter and two counts of leaving the scene of an accident. Bond was set at $68,500. said.

"They were friends, and then I really got to know her (Brenda) after Brenna died because she helped me through that. "She always used to tell me to be strong. And that's what I'm trying to do now." Rigsby said he had trouble sleeping for about five months after Miss Bailey's death and never has recovered from it. "1 could only sleep for about two or three hours a night for a long time, and I don't think I've gotten eight hours of sleep since," Rigsby said. "It looks like it's going to be back to that." He said he was so depressed after Miss Bailey's death that he spent most of his time at home because he had no desire to go out.

This time, friends in Phoenix and damage the public health," Yetman said. However, George Brinsko, director of waste-water management for Pima County, assured Yetman that although some chemical-discharge information may not be made available to the public, it still would be made known to the necessary governmental agencies. Brinsko said the ordinance is necessary because the federal Environmental Protection Agency has passed the responsibility of controlling industrial waste to local jurisdictions. Bryce Breneman, director of health and safety for Gates Learjet in Tucson, hailed the ordinance as one "that avoids pitfalls and protects our ground water for all generations to come." By Dee Ralles Special for The Republic TUCSON The Pima County Board of Supervisors on Tuesday unanimously approved an ordinance to control industrial-waste discharges into the county's sewer system. The passage of the ordinance regulates all discharges into the Santa Cruz River, which is the sole receiver of effluent from the county's two major waste-water treatment plants.

Supervisor David Yetman opposed the ordinance, saying he objects to keeping certain waste-water-chemical reports confidential. Reports that possibly could reveal trade 6ecrels of the system's users will not be made available to the public, according to the ordinance. "The trade-secret concept should not be applied in such a way as to Thurber NIVATI I Continued from Bl WHY PAY MORE? The Village Green Nursing Home AVAILABLE VPrjrianChinq EnE57 EDES7 AT HAYS ROOFING CO. 4 Generations of Roofing OVER 42 YEARS IN ARIZONA CALL AN ESTABLISHED FIRM HAYS ROOFING CO. 254-5663 OPEN SATURDAY 81 i PER DAY I Over 70 Employees for 80 Patients Yi Block N.

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