Martin B. Martin Sr Dies. Tucson Pioneer Dies at 83
Jack B. Martin Sr a Tucson businessman who owned fuel and ice firms and several downtown rental properties has died at 83 Services are planned for St Philip's In The Hills Church. He served on the State Board of Regents and the Federal Reserve Bank of El Paso 1934 to 1946. He moved to Tucson as a youth and helped finance ice plants in Empalme Son and Arizona Ice and Cold Storage. He leaves a wife a son a daughter and grandchildren Cremation will follow and memorials go to the Beacon Foundation for Retarded Children.
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Mr. Martin
State Board of Regents
Federal Reserve Bank of el Paso
van Buren Ave
Los Angeles
University of Arizona
Empalme
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Guaymas
Roosevelt Hotel
S. Scott Ave
Broadway
Stone Avenue
Sears
N. 6Th Ave
Tucson Skills Center
Arizona Hotel
N. Sth Ave
St. Philip’s In the Hills Episcopal Church
N. Campbell Ave
Beacon Foundation For
Melee Outside Tucson Club Leads To Arrests And Injuries
Seven people including four juveniles were arrested as about 100 people threw rocks cue balls and bottles outside After the Gold Rush 144 W Lester St near a midtown nightclub. Two Tucson police officers were slightly injured. Adults Sandra Lewis Uhl Larue and Everett Coleman faced charges of disorderly conduct simple assault and aggravated assault on an officer.
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Midtown
Tucson
W. Lester St
Sandra Lewis
W. Saint Clair St
Uhl Larue
W. Yavapai St
Everett
Gannett Foundation Wins Journalism Education Honor
The Frank E. Gannett Newspaper Foundation received a national award from the American Society of Journalism School Administrators for almost 10 million in contributions to journalism education scholarships and related activities. The Rochester NY based foundation, created in 1935, holds about 150 million in assets and granted about 8 million in 1976 to 28 states and Guam via 73 Gannett daily papers.
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Madison
Wis
Frank E. Gannett Newspaper Foundation
American Society of Journalism
the Foundation
Rochester
N.Y
the Association
Gannett Foundation
Gannett Group of Newspapers
Guam
Gannett
State licensing offices ordered to realign director’s portrait
Washington Department of Licensing directs field offices to ensure the director's picture is properly aligned on wall displays. Assistant director Jack G. Nelson says the memo follows citizen comments about the angled photo and calls for immediate realignment when slipped.
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Olympia, Wash
State Department of Licensing
Jack G. Nelson
Rossaline Y. Woodhouse
Experts pursue meaning of twin girls strange speech
Language scholars and therapists study Grace and Virginia Kennedy 6-year-olds who developed a rapid Germanic sounding communication. Therapists at San Diego Children’s Hospital work with linguists to transcribe sounds, exploring twin speech while noting the girls’ normal intelligence and adjustment.
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San Diego
Alexa Romain
Speech
Children’s Hospital
Grace
Virginia Kennedy
Susan Taylor
Department of
Speech Pathology
Saik Institute
Taylor
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