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a 6B Molesting suspects held (From Page 18) mer confirmed member that of the Hawkins Arizona is a House forPima County Jail where they were of Representatives. being held pending an initial court appearance scheduled for this af- He served three terms between ternoon. 1958 and 1964, when he announced A detective involved in the case he would not seek re-election. Hydraulic spill blocks street; 4 cars crash gallons of hydraulic fluid spilled from a Tucson city truck in the 4000 block of East Grant Road near North Sycamore Boulevard yesterday, causing a minor four-car accident and a three-hour closing, of all but one westbound lane of Grant, police said. According to police reports, a fluid line from city hydraulic lift truck broke as a a a a a a a worker was repairing an overhead street sign in the reversible traffic lane at noon.

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Caulk O'Malleys Oil Base Caulk 3-Year Warranty Tucson Citizen January 25, 1985 Pair accused of bilking of banks, merchants in Tucson of at least $50,000 held in Bisbee A man and his wife accused of bilking Tucson banks and stores out of several thousands of dollars are being held in Bisbee. The couple, identified by police as Anthony Dennis DiGregorio and his wife, Kathryn Louise DiGregorio, were being held yesterday in the Cochise County Jail. They are to be transferred later to the Pima County Jail. Anthony DiGregorio was ordered held in lieu of $20,000 bond in the case. His wife was ordered held in lieu of $40,000, officials said.

They were indicted Tuesday by a Pima County grand jury and were arrested Wednesday night after a six-year investigation into suspicion they bilked local banks and merchants of at least $50,000, officials said. The Tucson Police Department, in a statement issued on the case, said the DiGregorios, both 32, were arrested in Benson, where they have lived for the past four to six weeks, by Cochise County sheriff's deputies. The Sale thru Monday, Right January 28th Stuff Mega 10200 BTU Portable 8818 Kerosene Heater OMALLEYS An official close to the investigation said both were charged in one indictment with 12 counts of committing a fraudulent scheme or artifice and theft by misrepresentation and that Kathryn DiGregorio was charged in another indictment with an additional 10 similar counts. The crimes of which the pair is accused, the official said, took place between 1981 and last year. Law enforcement officials said the pair are suspected of using their real names and aliases to open accounts in numerous Tucson area banks a and then write checks on the accounts that were not backed by sufficient funds.

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Rd Limberlost Broadway 9 Ave HOURS Sun. 10 to 5. Roger Rd Ave 888-0410 747-7392 792-0922 handy andy 6. Oracle Craycroft 22nd St Wilmot 4121 Ajo Way An O'Malley Company Prince Rd I Lawmakers quit their medical jobs From Page 1B tion is still part of the state, he said. "No matter how much research is done, given the nature of this beast, there will never be a definitive answer," Willett said.

"It's not a clear issue," agreed House Minority Leader Art Hamilton, D-Phoenix. Gutierrez said he first went to work for the corporation as a consultant "shortly after the election" in November and became a regular employee Jan. 1. He consulted Willett about the job in December and got a tentative OK but went on leave Jan. 14, when Willett told him the situation appeared murkier.

The senator said he had lived on his legislative salary since being elected six years ago but had decided to seek a career after marrying a woman with two children in the off-session last year. Gutierrez said he sought the marketing job because "there aren't a lot of jobs that are juvenile-court related." The court work was not "just -work" because it involved. "a lot of public relations, a lot of community support," the 35-year-old lawmaker said. His work for the medical corporation included helping arrange meetings with newspaper editorial boards, working on who to hire as a public relations firm and arranging an open house for the radiology Gutierrez said. Pacheco said he worked as a consultant to Western Health Management Corp.

from August until December, while it was under contract to the medical corporation. He said he underwent about two weeks of training with the medical corporation's credit department in January before the Legislative session started. Pacheco, who chairs the House Democratic Caucus, had been a full-time lawmaker for about two years. Before that, he worked as an administrative assistant to Anamax Mining but was laid off along with hundreds of others as copper prices slumped. "When I first was employed up there, I had the impression that it was a private corporation and it might still be a private corporation, but it might be too close to call," he said.

Public records BIRTHS St. Joseph's Hospital Sutton, Mary, Mantano, Raul, airl, 5.26 p.m. Jan. 18. Rigas, Maria and Daniel, girl, 11:42 a.m.

Jan. 23. Tremethick, Michelle and Robert, boy, 12:36 p.m. Jan. 23.

Bonfiglio, Patricia and Armando, girl. 1:17 p.m. Jan. 23. Weisbard, Judy Lee, girl, 4:01 p.m.

Jan. 23. Sandidge, Maria and Tom, 6:54 p.m. Jan. 23.

Dolan, Patricia, and Littler, Charles, bov, 7:43 p.m Jan 23 McCullough, Karon and Richard, boy, 7:30 a.m. Jan. 24 Janak. Shirley and Donald, girl, 8:55 a.m. Jan.

24. University Medical Center Dohring, Janey and Robert, girl, 9:17 a.m. Jan. 21. Boatner, Alice, girl, 2:31 p.m.

Jan. 21. Maldonado, Margarita and Gustavo, girl, 11:33 p.m. Jan 21. Villescas, Susan and Guadalupe, girl, 11:45 a.m.

Jan. 22. Robles, Charlotte and Manuel, girl. 12:03 p.m. Jan.

22. Duncan, Linda Robert, girl. 12:32 a.m. Jan. 23.

Deuel, Debbra and Terry, boy, 4:58 a.m. Jan. 23. DEATHS CARDENAS, Vincent 60, Tucson, Jan, 22. Tucson Mortuary.

DANIEL, William 79. Tucson, Jan. 22, Arizona Mortuary. DEMBER, Barbara 48, Tucson, Jan 22, Evergreen DOMBROWSKI, Anthony C. 77, Rome, N.Y., Jan.

22. Reilly. DOWNEY, Thomas 80, Tucson, Jan. 23, East Lawn. HANSON, Carole 42.

Tucson, Jan. 22, Bring's Broadway. LANE, Roy 58, Tucson, Jan. .19, Adair Dodge. Carol 62, Tucson, Jan.

23, Adair Avalon. McKENZIE, Isiazer, 76, Tucson, Jan. 23, Reilly. OBERMEYER. Vincent 69, Tucson, Jan.

22, Tucson Mortuary. PATTERSON, Edward 88, Tucson, Jan: 23, Abbey. ROBINSON, Aurora 49, Tucson, Jan. 21, Tucson Mortuary. ROLOS, Elmer 82, Tucson, Jan.

21, South Lawn. SHAY, Roger 87, Green Valley, Jan. 23, Arizona. MARRIAGE LICENSES Russell D. Moses, 39, and Theresa L.

Martin, 21. Dell E. Clewley, 42, and Carolyn A. Conway, 45. Manuel Pena-Rodriguez, legal age, and Irene M.

Robles, legal age. Darrell P. Savoy, 30, and Kim M. Kinney, 29. Johnnie E.

Ray, 36, and Lori A. Childs, 23. Selmer G. Heggen, 74, and Agnes G. Sabo, 72.

Chris A. Stevens, 21, and Stephenie E. Wyant, 22 Larry R. Market, 28, and Jennifer M. Segar, 17.

David L. House, 31, and Angela D. Brackett, 29. Marshall L. Gilmore, 28, and Sandra M.

Dvorak, 32. Richard T. Huffman, 23, and Francene M. Sussan, 16. Vincent L.

Jaquay, 20, and Lisa D. Marino, 20. Eleazar Islas, 28, and Gloria Armenta, 18. Harland E. Moore, 33, and Arlene F.

Moorefield, 32. Kenneth A. Wolfe, 30, and Lisa R. Hagood, 24. Jose D.

Miranda, 18, Emmagene M. Villa, 20. David M.W. Berni, 26, and Brenda K. Cluff, 23.

Robert A. Brust, 44, and Leatha J.M. DeGraw, 18. Joseph M. Hinton, 26, and Patricia A.

Esparza, 27. Rene C. Ballesteros, 19, and Norma Armendariz, 16. William G. Stout, 21, and Samantha L.

Morris, 19. Lincoln J. Smith, 82, and Jeannie L. Jones, 65. Bruce W.

Ringenbach, 38, and Michelle M. Kennedy, 23. DECREES OF MARRIAGE DISSOLUTION Sanchez, Sonia I. and Joseph Scarafiotti, Sandra and Richard. Forgach, Maria A.

and Paul J. Schrader, Barbara and Robert L. Rhodes, Jennifer L. and Ricky R. Loya, Jennie E.

and Karlie. Miller, Kohout, Patricia Beverly A. A. and and Charles Joseph K. a Obert.

Kathi J. and Kevin M. Boggess, Christi L. and Terrance M. Von Bila, Waldemar G.

and Kathey L. Lehman, Sarah B. and Lin M. Balser, Patricia K. and Joseph S.

Duran, Adan and Enrestina. Cantini, Linda D. and Enzio N. Etzel, Jeffery S. and Debora G.

BURGLARIES Home, 4700 block of East Ninth Street, cameras, coins, total of $1,750, reported Monday. THEFTS From business, 800 block of West Acadia Street, vacuum cleaners, floor buffers, carpet cleaner, total of $2,839, reported Sunday From auto, 3000 block of North Alvernon Way, cassette tapes, golf clubs, bag, shoes, camera, jewelry, tools, total auto, of 700 $1,650, block of reported West Tuesday, From 22nd Street, cassette tapes, tennis racket, racketball racket, pool cue and case, coat, tape recorder, total of $1,110, reported Monday. BUILDING MATERIALS STORE Mon. Sat. 9 to.