Tucson Daily Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 26

FRIDAY, JUNE 23, I I PAGE 27 Renovation needed n-inm-v i Lity mil farm delayed reopening of the former Qty jail farm by the Pima County Sheriff has been delayed two to three months, according to James IJJley, county physical plant director. Road facility will not be ready for occupancy in July as expected because of a late start on renovating the building. facility will be used by the county-to house prisoners charged with, misdemeanor, and some felonies. It will accommodate up to 150 inmates and is expected to ease the crowded at the County JaiL The delay was due to a city and, county dispute over a contract, authorizes. the county to use the building.

The agreement was rewritten several times before the Board of Supervisors and City Council endorsed it. Some of the dispute centered on who, would pay for the renovation costs and what type of prisoners would be housed at the facility. The cOunty finally agreed to pay up to $25,000 for renovation and the city agreed to allow the housing of some felony prisoners there along with inmates accused of misdemeanors. Hughes reveals changes (j at Nevada hotel-casinos Kleindienst to address conference STATELINE, Nev. (AP) U.S.

Atty. Gen. Richard Kleindienst tops the speaker's list at the four-day conference of the'Natiorial Association Attorneys General opening here Sunday. Kleindienst will fly-in for a noon speech and news conference and will depart in the early afternoon -Tuesday for Los Angeles. The session also will feature seminars civil rights, prison reform, no- fault insurance and state mental institutions.

Other speakers include Jerris Leonard, administrator of She law enforcement, assistance tadminis- tration in Washington, and California Atty. Gen. Evelle Younger. Group agrees to buy KVOA-TV here Council names A group consisting of two Tucsonians and a Californian has-entered into an agreement for, tie purchase here, but the action must be approved by the U.S. Justice Department and the Federal Communications Commission.

Donald R. Diamond and attorney Donald Pitt, both of Preacher sues dog owners HOT SPRINGS, Ark. (AP) The Rev. M. Marion Grubbs, a Baptist, has filed a $100,000 damage suit over injuries he said he suffered when, while on a visitation mission, a German Shepherd, dojxattackedhira.

Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Bunn of Hot Springs were named defendants in the suit.

The suit said: the Rev. Mr. Grubbs was "mutilated. Brunthayer in WASHINGTON (UP!) -The Senate has confrimed without debate the nomination of Carroll G. Brunthaver of Ohio, 'as assistant secretary of Agriculture.

mauled, gnawed upon and his body gnashed and torn by the fangs of tils savage and ferocious beast." The couple was negligent in failing to restrain the animal and in failing to post a warning that would have been noticed by "a minister of the gospel on a mission for his church," the suit contended. Bike lanes OK'd SAN 7 FRANCISCO (UPI) -The board of supervisors has approved a plan for installing protected lanes for bicycles on upper Market Street. It calls for reducing the number of lanes for automobiles from six to four. Tucson, and Richard L. Bloch of Beverly Hills, have reached the agreement with the Pulitzer Publishing Co.

of St. Louis. Pulitzer purchased the Arizona Daily Star last year and agreed to sell KVOA-TV (Channel 4). Pulitzer also owns the St. Louis Post-Dis- The finalization of the sale may take a few months, according to Diamond.

"I would say if all goes well the sale will be complete sometime this fall, possibly October," bs said. The group also owns the Phoenix Suns basketball team of the National Basketball Association. Diamond said, "We are not planning any changes at this time one of the main reasons we were interested in the station is because it was doing so well. We don't want to cause any waves." KEARNY (AP) Mrs. Brenda Rupert has beec ap- town clerk by the Kearny Town Council.

Mrs. Rupert, 21, a 1969 graduate of Ray High School, has served the towH in a secretarial capacity for two years. The previous council had attempted to appoint her to the post, but was stymied by a legal age requirement of 21. She will also serve as town treasurer. 3LAS -(AP) The Hughes Tool Co.

today announced a series of top-level affecting maaags- changes Gar death trial moved July trial for Michael Bertch, 21, charged with two counts of man- Nov. 17, 1970, has been rescheduled for July 11 by Superior Court Judge Lee Garrett. is alleged that Bertch was tSe driver of an automobile that overturned on Darby Well Kpad' a mile south of Route 85, lolling Jose Armenta Danese and Ralph D-. Frausto, both 20, dfAjo. trial originally- was scheduled for Aug.

but Bertch, currently stationed in Vietnam, only be' home on leave between July 6 and 18, Attorney David S. Wine said. 1 a lawsuit against Bertch, the families of ffie dead men filed suit last November asking from a liquor store clerk, Maria Villaverde, who allegedly three -youths liquor before the accident. jfood crowns earl "INVERNESS, Scotland (UEI) A court found Nathaniel Low guilty of dumping a dish of prawns and fmfs over the Earl of Lovelace and" Ms party at a local restaurant. meat of five of the six Howard Hughes-owned hotel-casinos in Nevada.

New general managers were named for the Desert Inn, Frontier, Landmark and Silver Slipper in Las Vegas and Harolds Club in-Reno; A spokesman for Hughes Tool said all the new managers come from within the Hughes organization. No executives were dismissed as a result of ths changes, he added. Hughes Tool Co. is pleased with progress made jn various Nevada the companjr-said, "and believes that' these reas-. signments will help to further this progress." Topping the list of changes was the promotion of Desert Inn general manager Fred Gee to the'Hughes Tool Co.

executive staff. Replacing Gee at the Desert Inn will be Frank Modica, general manager of the Landmark and former general manager of the Showboat in Las Vegas. Perry, Lieber, advertising and publicity chisf for Hughes' Nevada operations, will replace Modica as general manager of the Landmark. He will retain his publicity duties. Jack Pieper, general manager of Harolds Club in Reno, was named general manager the Frontier.

He replaces Horst G. Frank, who is headed for a post with an inidentified hotel chain in. the Orient, the Hughes spokesman said. Club's new general manager is J. C.

Jordan, who moves up'as Harolds casino executive spot. Desert Inn casino manager Irv Rogers was named general manager of the Silver Slippery replacing, Glenn Neelsy who will manage the Landmark casino. No changes were announced for the Sands Hotel-Casino in Las Vegas, which also is Hughes-owned. Suit filed against trailer firm A suit was filed yesterday-by a man hired as manager'of Parkwood Mobile Home Sales, accusing the lirm of breach of his contract. Joseph K.

Dawson was allegedly denied access to company records and claims that Parkwood Jhas received more in manufacturer rebates but has refused to account for them. The suit, drawn up by attorney John W. Quigley, also alleges that the corporation has been diverting credit sales "to another of its sales locations, charging unauthorized expenses to the Miracle Mile lot' and charging the salary company'President Edward V. Fritzmger against its operations. Superior Court Judge Lee Garrett granted a request for a.

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