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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1977
Page
3
Barry Alan Beaver, a 21 year old male nursing student, married Ellen Owens in a civil ceremony Tuesday and adopted the Owens name. He also swapped his first and middle initials to avoid B C during training, saying he did not care for that combination.
U S postal service awarded a $900000 building contract to R E Miller Paving and Construction for a new postal station in the 2100 block of East Speedway Boulevard. Completion target is mid February. total project cost with demolition rises to about $907500, to replace leased sites at 3655 East 2nd Street and 1945 East 1st Street.
Gene Bellinger, 29, of Pulaski New York, intends to claim a pinball world record after playing 1,127 games in 81 hours at a South Boston armed services YMCA. He slept briefly at 1 a.m. after nonstop play since Friday. Bellinger found no official record and plans to petition Guinness. YMCA staffer Susan Carneff helped by cooling him with wet towels.
Louis Sanchez a Sunnyside High School junior has been selected to attend the national conference of the Association of Student Councils and Student Activity Advisers next week in Marl borough Massachusetts The event aims to raise awareness of social educational and leadership issues with the theme Student Leaders Today World Leaders Tomorrow.
Gov Raul H Castro faces calls to replace Ricki Rarick on the Arizona State Parks Board amid opposition to Catalina State Park north of Tucson. Douglas W Shakel and Pima County Supervisor Sam Leno urge removal. Castro may appoint a successor after Senate action. A Jerome meeting motion to halt Catalina development failed, while Sabino Canyon and park land trades frame upcoming public hearings in September to complete park acquisitions.
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