Reno Gazette-Journal from Reno, Nevada • Page 24

24 RENO EVENING GAZETTE, November 16, 1961 Water Experts Make Progress on Carson River Pact One river committee of the Cal group has agreed in principal only U.S. Attorney Aide Resigns Nevada Post will be submitted to the joint commission for further discussion at the December meeting of the compact. Two Convicted Slayers Freed From State Prison by Board ifornia Nevada Joint Interstate Compact Commission made considerable progress Wednesday, but another still hasn't been able to agree on anything but minor Donald Francis Dunlap, Clark, The committees have been Chester Coe Swobe, assistant April 10, 1962; Dale Gilbert Kellogg, Clark, May 10, 1962; Wil Truckee, Carson and Walker river systems. Progress has been registered by the Carson River committee. Both states have agreed California should have a maximum of 144 cubic feet per second during the irrigation season from the west fork of the Carson and 73 cfs from east fork.

Stored flood water would be divided about 80 per cent for Nevada and 20 per cent for California. While there appear to be no major areas of disagreement among committee members, minor points of reservation exist, Still virtually stalemated is the) Truckee River committee. That working to define for the joint commission specific areas of agreement and of disagreement. to minor items such as joint participation in projects to suppress evaporation and allow use changes of water from agricultural to municipal. Basic allocation of the river's water is far from settled.

California has asked from 35,000 acre feet a year. Nevada has offered the 8,700 acre feet presently used by that state. The disagreement leaves no basis for negotiating division of stored flood water. Three members of each committee have been named to report the findings to the California and Nevada half of the commission for study by Nov. 28.

They1 liam Edward Kuhns, Elko, Jan, Reports are scheduled to be sub TALK ABOUT MILWAUKEE (AP) A lecture a fie University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee was canceled Tuesday night when the speaker, Yale Prof, emeritus Paul B. Sears, now visiting professo of botany at the University of Hawaii, was stranded at Santa Fe, N.M., in a snowstorm. Prof. Sears subject "Man and His Environment." U. S.

Attorney for Nevada for the last two years, has resigned to enter private practice, effective Dec. 1. He will be associated with Sid mitted to the joint commission at 9, 1964; Donald Thayne Madrid, Lyon, May 8, 1962; M. M. Morrison, Clark, Feb.

8, 1962; James Pete, Elko, Feb. 6, 1962; James a two day meeting here Decem ber 13 and 14. ney W. Robinson in the practice Purpose of the compact commis Gazette-Journal Carson City Bureau Only two of six convicted murderers, along with 48 other convicts won favorable action by the State Board of Parole Commissioners in bids for release from the Nevada Prison Wednesday. Ten of the prisoners who were given release dates by me board will be turned over to other states to face charges.

Commissioners turned down application for freedom by 22 inmates. Convicted murderers who won their bid for freedom Wednesday were Dewey Bullock, 67, of Clark County and Mark J. Donnelly, 42, of Washoe County. Romano, Clark, June 20, 1962; William Russell Mulcahey, Wash of law with offices in the Union Federal Savings and Loan sion is to divide equitably between the two states the waters of the Lake Tahoe basin and the oe, Dec. 5, 1961; Raymond Al In representing the government during his tenure of office, Swobe participated in the prosecution of LaVere Redfield for income tax fred Beaulieu, White Pine, Dec.

6, 1961; Hubert Wayne Scott, Lyon, Dec. 20, 196L EMBEZZLEMENT Lucas J. Abbas, Washoe, April 23, 1962; Jack L. Clark, Washoe, Dec. 21, 1961; Betty Driscoll Clark, Dec.

5, 1961; RESIGNS POST Chester Cee Swobe evasion. He also played a role in the prosecution of Bernard Brous and Dale Jensen for the destruction of communications systems; Bullock who has been working CARRYING A CONCEALED as a gardener at the governor's Three Utahans Die in Mishap and Leonard Dale Sage in the mansion was convicted in Clark Richard Nixon "bomb-hoax" case. County seven years ago for kill He was active in the current "Golden Rooster" case, as well ing a man who had threatened LONE PINE, Calif (AP) WEAPON John Wesley Adams, Ormsby, Jan. 9, 1962. FORGERY Jack Blanken-ship, Washoe, Dec.

19, 1961; Edward Bowman, Elko, Dec. 13, 1961; Dale R. Cook Lincoln, Jan. 22, 1962; Wilbur Jones, Washoe him with a knife. His release date as many lesser ones.

Three Utah residents died and a is Jan. 2, 1S62. fourth was injured critically Tues Donnelly has served 12 years During 1950-1952, Swobe served on active duty with the Nevada Air Guard. His affiliations with after being found guilty of shoot day in a one-car accident 60 miles southeast of this Sierra Nevada April 4, 1962; John Edmon Le- local organizations include the ing Lake Tahoe real estate agent Walter Hempel. He will be freed gros, Clark, Feb.

19, 1962; John community. Minch, Washoe, Oac. 9, 1962; Lyn Elks Club and Toastmasters. He is chairman of the Inter-Fraternity Alumni Council of the University Killed were Frank H. Eastmond, 69, of Lehi; his wife, Clarissa; of Nevada, is a member of the executive board of the University and William G.

Lichfield of Pro- of Nevada Alumni Association, vo. Injured was Lichfield's wife, Beulah, 69. and a member of the board of directors of the Sigma Nu frater Investigating officers said the nity housing corporation. don R. Mitchell, Washoe, July 17, 1962; Donald L.

Moore, Clark, Dec. 21, 1961; Gerald P. Page, Humboldt, Dec. 6, 1961; Homer J. Paulette, Clark, Feb.

26, 1962; Charles W. Phillips Clark, Jan. 18, 1962; Alvin Julius Reichle, Clark, Jan. 24, 1962; Bobby Ray Sewell, Clark, Jan. 22, 1962.

Those being released but held for other authorities: OBTAINING MONEY UNDER FALSE PRETENSES Dorothy Rossi, Washoe, Nov. 27, 1961, held Born in Reno, Swobe is a grad accident took place on State Sign Route 190 as the visitors were uate of the University of Nevada, and received his law degree from the University of Denver College May 14, 1962. Convicted slayers rejected were James Joseph Cleary, 36, who was convicted in 1954 of the crewdriv-er stabbing of a Western Union clerk during a robbery in Reno; William Edgar Boswell, 40, who pleaded guilty to the second degree murder of Philadelphia heiress Anne Harris Van Ryne in Carson City in 1956; Frank Austin Bower, 40, convicted of slaying his wife during a drinking bout in Yerington in 1959; and Melvin L. Cranford, 49, found guilty of killing a man he was pistol ping when the gun went off. This brings the total released during the two days to 93 with 14 being held for other states or to start serving a new sentence for a different crime One case was continued Wednesday until I descending Townes Pass near the western boundary of the Death Valley National Monument Their of Law.

He is a member of the Nevada State Bar, The American Bar Association, and has been ad westbound car went out of control and rolled over. All but Lichfield for Reno police on charge of mitted to practice law before the United States District Court of Nevada. He is the son of Mr. and were thrown from the vehicle. forgery ROBBERY Robert Lee Clay, Washoe, Nov.

22, 1961 for Oroville, Mrs. Tony Poloni, and is married to the former Janet Quilici of on charge of violation of charge; James R. Zumwalt, Humboldt, Feb. 22, 1962, for Bend sheriff on forgery charge. Reno.

They have one daughter, penal code; Roland J. Desagne, Caryn. Lander, Nov. 27, 1961, for U. S.

tmtMgifSdmnst Immigration Service for deporta the May board meeting. tion proceeduigs; Robert Dean The case of Harlan Stites Lu Nowell, Washoe, Nov. 27, 1961, cas, Clark, held on forgery, was Navy has placed hold; William It always pops it afl continued unitl May. David Sanders, Clark, Jan. 3, Those released, their county end 1962, hold for U.

S. Marshal, Car date: son City on charge of violation of LARCENY Joseph Albert The- Federal Firearms Act. FORGERY John William Beckerman, Washoe, Nov. 27, and it's sparkling clean barge, Churchill Feb. 5, 1962; Or-ville Tomlin, Washoe, Oct.

3, 1962; Vemon Wasson, Pershing, Feb. 19 1962; Gary Watkins, Washoe Dec. 13, 1961. OBTAINING MONEY UNDER 1961, for San Jose, sheriff on charge of failure to appear on bench warrant; Alvin James Lewis, White Pine, Dec. 28, 1961, for Fresno, on charge of forgery; Herbert Morrison, Orms FALSE PRETENSES Myrenne Collins, Ormsby, March 9, 1962; Ernest Henry Colosacco, Gark, Dec.

6, 1961; Callie Jones, Washoe, May 8, 1962. ROBBERY E. W. Chauncey, Clark, Dec. 12.

1961; Allie V. by, Dec. 1, 1961, for U. S. Marshal in Carson City for parole violation; Donald Edward Rags-dale, Ormsby, Dec.

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