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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1977
Page
2
A Tucson reader reports lost funds from an earnest money refund check and disputed charges after a deposit in a night drop. Bank officials say dual control prevented the deposit and the title company stopped payment, promising a new check and refunds for charges.
David R. Hill, an escapee from a Pennsylvania prison, carried his mother's number. Deputies traced the contact after Hill, arrested on burglary charges, gave the alias David Angelo. His mother denied the name but confirmed the man matched her son.
The Agriculture Department proposes federal standards for captive marine mammals and other animals in exhibitions or as pets. Based on Marine Mammal Commission input, proposals cover tank water quality, animal feeding, den size, tank sizes, rest periods between shows, and humane handling and care. The measures affect polar bears sea otters porpoises dolphins seals sea lions walruses manatees and dugongs.
A reader outlines the generalized system of preferences in effect last year, detailing duty free allowances of 2 700 items from beneficiary developing countries and the need for origin certificates on items valued over 250 dollars. The piece covers eligible goods, exceptions, and how to seek refunds or clarification from district customs officials.
A leaflet titled GSP and The Traveler outlines duty free treatment for goods from beneficiary developing countries. It notes eligibility, origin rules, and the need to carry or ship items from the country of production. Changes may occur in October. many regions including Latin America the Middle East and the Far East are listed.
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