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Arizona Daily Star from Tucson, Arizona • Page 7

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TUCSON, TUESDAY. JUNE 9, 1970 THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR SECTION A PAGE SEVEN Atwood Case Aftermath Judge Names Tucson Woman's Son Honored By Washington Police Sunnyside School Board To Act On Bids 15-Day Jail Term Given Guardian Fo a i ucsou woman son wno suver meaai ior vaior at cere- S. Santa Ana Drive, said her sunnysiae scnooi District high school under construc- was shot to death while on monies held recently in Wash- son, Stephen A. Williams, an wui act tonight on bids for tion- duty with the Washington, ington. ex-marine, was slain July 2.

A The administrators will D.C., police department was His mother, Mrs. Jac- 1968, while aiding in the arrest fencing and a lawn sprinkler meet at 7 30 Dm in the board honored posthumously with a quelynn Williams Egan, of 624 of a suspect. system for the district junior room, 470 E. Valencia Road. miwouu Jon Attorney For Contempt (Continued From Page One) Prices effective thru Wednesday June 8-9-10 Everyday low price NO.

1 WHITE ROSE (good for any meah POTATOES 10: 55 BANANAS Plump and Ripe i 25 Mrs. Silver said that since Nov. 25 Weiss has prosecuted 22 trials, including some a week or longer in length, and argued 22 motions. She cited letters of support for Weiss from the Tucson Fraternal Order of Police. Molloy said he told Weiss that what he needed was a dozen cases as a defense lawyer, because "prosecution is his only legal experience." "I've told him he is an overzealous prosecutor," he said.

On the Atwood case motion, Deputy County Atty. John Kramer said it is based on new evidence, about the mental condition of young Atwood. Psychiarist Willard Shankel contacted the county attorney's office after Royls-ton's ruling which set aside Atwood's com-, mitment. He said he had talked with the defense attorneys but was not asked to testify at the trial, court files show. pended sentence or fine for Weiss in lieu of jailing.

"It's always difficult to hold a lawyer in contempt, especially when he is a friend," said Roylston. "But, I feel that I have no choice in this matter." Roylston, who is the presiding judge of the county's 11 Superior Court division, told Weiss that he must surrender himself to the county jail by 8 a.m. today. The judge also gave him until today to file a petition for a writ of prohibition in the Appeals Court "if you have a right to one." Sheriff Waldon V. Burr said Roylston specified that Weiss should serve all 15 days rather than get a third off the time for good behavior as do most other county prisoners.

"If we run into any problems with customers that he has prosecuted, we could ship him to the jail in Ajo," said Burr. PLUMS Large Size Burmosa lb, 13 i NO. 1 CHIQUITA BRAND Local Home-grown HOTHOUSE Tart Full of Juice l0 9e IQC I CMANC A U.S. District Court probation and parole officer was appointed yesterday as personal guardian of Anthony Atwood, 32, who last month was found innocent of the shooting death of his father by reason of insanity. Superior Court Judge Jack G.

Marks named Edward L. Brown, 38, to handle the personal and monetary affairs of Atwood. The court has ruled Atwood is mentally in-competent to do so himself. Brown has the approval of federal Judge James A. Walsh to handle the job on his off-duty time, Brown testified yesterday.

Atwood is an heir to a share of the estate of his late father, William Earl Atwood, a wealthy industrialist from Minnesota. Atwood was killed in his Tucson home on Aug. 12, 1967. Charles McCarty, attorney for young Atwood's estate, is withdrawing from that position as soon as Judge Marks appoints a corporate guardian, he told the court. Mrs.

Rachel Voyles Atwood, -mother of Anthony, objected to the appointment of Brown. Mrs. Voyles was acquitted of the murder of the elder Atwood two years ago. iiiiiii.i for IV TOMATOES Anrc 11 Ari rrw urnnTCr.in JUvi UCLLHI HLHR OSV Western Valley lb. 15cl No.

303 can APPLESAUCE 20,000 Homeless After Soviet Quake MOSCOW (AP) An earthquake destroyed 5,000 homes in the Soviet Kirghiz Republic, the official news agency Tass reported Monday. Tass said 20,000 persons were left homeless from the quake Friday and that medical aid had been rushed to the area. Caves, Mines Searched For Ft. Huachuca Gl FT. HUACHUCA Search parties began checking caves and mineshafts near here Monday for a young soldier who has been missing since June.

1. The 22-year-old soldier, Spec. 5 Bruce Konigsfeld, was last seen on that date walking on the base in hiking clothing. His parents, Mr. and Mrs.

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A crew of about 25 cave explorers moved onto the Pyeatt 2-12 Size can Pear Halves Kraft's Salad Dressing Quart pi 4t MIRACLE WHIP 5 9 AS 49' Lysol Disinfectant Toilet Bowl Cleaner m. FROZEN FOODS DEPARTMENT Ranch I mm. A -M JVJ la "fHiT'l' TREESWEET ORANGE JUICE iw 5:1 TotinoT I BIRDS EYE COOL '11 CREAMY 111136' southwest of here. Charles D. Nail, of the Sierra Vista chapter of a national rescue group, said 10 members of his group SARA LEE CHOCOLATE BROWNIES .79 Konigsfeld iraaitionai repperoni Qttv 09 SR prime Bee 3 1 Pure Pork Sausaae Brilliant, Excellent I COOKED SALAD SHRIMP For Cocktails 10 oz.

Bag M.C.P. For Quick Energy UMON 6 99' Ummi LEMON VIGORADE 0UKK MWCrVcc Fresh Baked Goods mmmsv Dairy-Deli Department Palme Says Sweden Will HelpPOWs WASHINGTON (AP) -Prime Minister Olof Palme of Sweden Monday pledged new efforts to obtain information on American prisoners of war in Southeast Asia. "We are concerned about the great distress their families must feel. We have made efforts to obtain information, and will do it again," Palme said after a one-hour meeting with 12 delegates of the National League of Families of American Prisoners Missing in Southeast Asia. As in his earlier public speeches in the United States, Palme again stressed that his efforts were compatible with Sweden's neutral position.

"We feel this is a humanitarian issue. The basic principle is to help, both the families of the prisoners of war and the children of that war-torn country," meaning North Vietnam, which receives aid from Sweden. But Palme dodged questions about what he would do specifically and whether he had hope to get more information on prisoners of war and on men missing in action. He said earlier that he felt publicity would not help the cause. The delegation, 11 wives and mothers and one father, was led by Mrs.

James B. Stock-dale of California, wife of Capt. James B. Stockdale, U.S. Navy, a prisoner of war since September 1965.

"We feel reassured the prime minister will continue every effort to get information about our men," Mrs. Stock-dale said. "We are deeply concerned because more than 1,100 still don't know whether their beloved ones are dead or alive," she added. Palme was due to fly to New York later today and dine with Mayor John Lindsay tonight. He said Sunday that Sweden remains neutral no matter how critical it may be of U.S.

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The searchers who explored the caves Monday carried climbing gear and carbide lamps. A soldier from the game management office here said that a check of springs and waterholes in the Huachuca Mountains south of here had failed to produce any sign of the missing soldier. Army officials here said they did not believe the young soldier was absent without leave since he had an outstanding record at Ft. Huachuca and because he left most of his personal equipment at the post. Capt.

Michael R. Puckett, who is coordinating the search, said 150 post personnel participated in the thunderstorm-plagued search over the weekend. Post officials Monday confirmed that a Sierra Vista merchant sold Konigsfeld a .22 caliber pistol and ammunition recently. However, base spokesmen said it is not unusual for people here to carry a sidearm while hiking in rattlesnake-infested areas. -r inn 328 VALUE- Peyton's Fine Beef Self Service Cases TRIMMED 7 ROLLED CHUCK ROAST ROUND STEAK A BEEF SHORT RIBS STEW MEAT Big Men's Suits in Portly, from 40 to 56.

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