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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4,1975 A I I I PAGE 7 Public Mecords MARRIAGE LICENSES R. Freemen, 23, Tucson, and Frsnces Kovacs, 20, Tucson. Therol C. Dunn, 70, Tucson, and Doro-. thea E.

ChaHee, 68, Tucson. Sandy P. Bowling 19, Tucson, and Andrea J. Baginskl, 21, Tucson Cohen, a Tucson, and Leslie 1 S. Elkln, 19, Tucson.

ROOfllo A. Qulntero, 25, Tucson, and Wary H. Molina, 29, Tucson. -Floyd S. Lacewell, 31, Lukevllle, and Catherine L.

Kissinger, 20, Luke' /rai.clsco J. Qulnones, legal age, Ciu. dad Obregon Mexico, and Aurora Madrid, legal age, Tucson. Thomas L. Terllsner, 28, Tucson, and Julie E.

Crewse, 28, Tucson. Manias, 20, Sells, and Eugenia Antone, 21, Sells. 'Ronald J. Smith, 28, Tucson, and Cheryl A. Griffin, 23, Tucson Joseph R.

Krenlckv, 19, Bethlehem, and Mary E. Charnl, 19, Bethlehem, C. Matthews, 37, Tucson, and Patricia A. Duerr, 36, Tucson. DISMISSAL OF PETITION FOR MARRIAGE DISSOLUTION Eckles, Juanita and Norman E.

PETITIONS FOR MARRIAGE DISSOLUTION -KIRLIN, Sandy M. and Robert -SPOON, Willis L. and Martha DANCY, Suzanne H. and Curtis. Angelina and Ravmundo M.

Lynne A. and Paul A. AUSTIN, Lawrence P. and Carol J. DEGRESS OF MARRIAGE DISSOLUTION Shirley A.

and Glenn J. COLLINS, Donna J. and Paul G. Janett A. and Lyle W.

Judith A. and George L. -CLAY, James D. and Kathleen R. WILLIAMS, Cheryl A.

and Frank G. '-ROZANSKI, Linda and Anthony J. WRIGHT, Susan E. and Arthur L. NOEL, Roger J.

and Chamruang s. JOHNSON, Dora D. and John SPAHR, Alfred K. and Beverly E. BIRTHS ST.

JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL and- Mrs. Martin Scala, 2901 W. Avenlda Cresta, a boy at 5:06 p.m. Dec. 2.

Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cunningham, 2535 W. Aio Way, a boy at 5:17 p.m. Dec.

Mr. and Mrs. Chris Edmonson, 8048 E. Beverly a boy at 8:13 p.m. Dec.

TUCSON GENERAL HOSPITAL i-Mr. and Mrs. Louis A. Jahn, 2715 N. Alvernon Way, a boy at 7:51 p.m.

i Nov. 25 Mr. and Mrs. Llndell A. Montgomery, Mammoth, a boy at 6:45 a.m.

Nov. 26- Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Zawalich, Catalina, a boy at 8:27 a.m.

Nov. 26. Mr. and Mrs. Baldemar Jaramillo, P.O.

Box 791, a girl at 7:58 p.m. Nov. 28. TUCSON MEDICAL CENTER Mr. and Mrs.

David Sheffield, 219 E. District a girl at 6:45 a.m. Dec. and Mrs, Frank Martinez, Mam- moth, a girl at 8:30 a.m. Dec.

2. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wallace, 1440 W. Chapala Drive, a girl at 10:53 a.m.

Dec. 2. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Larkin, 6410 S.

Fontana a girl at 11:08 a.m. Dec. 2. and Mrs. Joseph Geffen, 3352 N.

Calle Largo, a girl at 11:38 a.m. Dec. 'Mr. and Mrs. William Caplis, 2745 N.

Richev a girl at 11:58 a.m. Dec. 2. "'Mr. and Mrs: William Noland, 7701 S.

Cardinal a boy at 3:05 p.m. Dec. 2. and Mrs. David Rilev, 5751 S.

Catalina a boy at 12:36 a.m. Dec. 3. Mr. and Mrs.

Mark Wilford, 953 E. Freeman Place, a girl at 1:28 a.m. Dec. 3. 'Mr.

and Mrs. Ravmundo Tolano, 1147 S. 10th a boy at 3:01 a.m. Dec. 3.

BURGLARIES Residence, 2600 block of North Columbus Boulevard, iukebox, television and vacuum cleaner, total of $600, reported to police Tuesday. Residence, 700 block of North Sawtelle Avenue, television, typewriter and stereo, total of $660, reported to police Tuesday. Residence, 330 block of East Seneca Street, calculator, microwave oven, stereo and pistol, total of $825, reported to police Tuesday. Residence, 5200 block of South Burke Circle, television clarinet and trumpet, total of $545, reported to police Tuesday. Residence, 200 block of East Navalo Road, stereo equipment valued at $650, reported to pollce.Tuesday.

Business, 1000 block of East Speedway Boulevard, tools valued at $2,000, reported to police Tuesday. LARCENIES Business, 1300 block of South Kolb Road, cash and checks, total of $1,457, reported to police yesterday. ROBBERIES Convenience mart, 800 block of East Bilbv Road, robbed of $75 at 8:35 p.m. yesterday, one man with knife. Restaurant, 4800 block of East Speedway Boulevard, robbed of $300 at 8:35 P.m.

yesterday, one man with handgun. Woman robbed of $150 and traveler's checks in 800 block.of East Grant Road at 3:20 p.m. yesterday, one man. SENTENCINGS Superior Court Morris A. Melanson, vehicular manslaughter, five years probation including 500 hours of volunteer work and condition that defendant make restitution to victim's family In event they are not compensated by insurance.

Judge William E. Druke. Thomas E. Seaver, possession of stolen motor vehicle, five years probation with six months in Pima County Jail, Judge Jack T. Arnold.

Donald Abraham, aggravated battery, 11 months probation and $222.90 in restitution to Harry W. Roach, Judge James M. Howard. David Cattano, armed robbery, five to 15 years in Arizona State Prison, sentence to run concurrently with any imposed by state of Ohio, Judge Druke. Charles Palmer, drawing checks on insufficient funds, five years probation including $440 in restitution and 9Wav hardship commitment in Pima County Jail Annex, Judge John E.

Bulinskl, possession of mariiua- na, two years probation and $200 fine, Judge Mary Anne Richev. Kenneth L. Sims, possession of marilua- na for sale, five years probation with one year in Pima County Jail, Judge Richard N. Roylston. Steven H.

Mann, fraud on a business establishment, three years probation with one year in Pima County Jail, Judge Richard N. Revision. Robert L. Trower, possession of marijuana, one year probation and S250 fine, Judge Richard N. Rovlston.

David A. Nelson, possession of marijuana, one year probation and $150 fine, Judge Richard N. Rovlston. Daniel L. Wilson, possession of marijuana, one year probation and $200 fine, Judge Richev.

Eduardo G. Sotomayor, armed robbery (two counts), eight to 10 years in Arizona State Prison; Judge Roylston. Teddy W. Robertson, obtaining or attempting to obtain a prescription- only drug by fraud, obtaining a prescription-only drug by fraud, four years probation, Judge Alice Truman. Estella Martinez, conspiracy to sell heroin, one year probation, Judee Truman.

Federico Martinez, aggravated battery, eight months In Pima County Jail, Judge Mary Anne Richev. Stefanl Seaborg, possession of marliua- na, three years probation and 300 hours of voluntary services, Judge Robert 0. Revision. George W. Hart, burglary (two counts), grand theft, 12 to 15 years in Arizona State Prison, Judge Jack G.

Marks. Enrique R. Martinez, transportation of marijuana, probation for life, defendant transferred to federal authorities for deportation with condition that probation can be revoked if defendant re-enters state. Judge Robert 0. Rovlston.

School funds to be tight LOS ANGELES (UPI) -Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. has warned the state's universities and colleges they will not be getting more money next year. "I look forward to a very lean budget," the governor said, saying the chances for an increase in state funds for the University of California or the state colleges system "are somewhere between slim and nil." V59H DIRECT-TO-YOU WAREHOUSE TODAY 10A.M.

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