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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1977
Page
2
Readers report delays and mis shipments from Farrah Fawcett Fan Club and cookbook sellers. Affected customers seek refunds, proper deliveries, and guidance on handling collection agencies while a road maintenance issue prompts county response. Action offers advice on returning unopened items and pursuing correct postal returns.
Dealers report dwindling surplus stocks due to cutbacks in defense spending and new laws. Municipalities and nonprofits gain access to more items while retailers rely on commercial equivalents. Tucson shops note the mix changes from surplus to lean inventories with selective military items remaining in demand.
Former Globe police chief Dale I. Van Buskirk and aide Frederick L. McIntyre were found guilty of illegally intercepting communications and conspiracy to violate federal laws. The case arose from a plan to bug the office of a Globe police official using equipment obtained via the Four-County Narcotics Strike Force. The judge scheduled sentencing for Nov. 3, with potential five-year prison terms and fines up to $10,000 per count.
A free public symposium on valley fever will be held Saturday morning at Tucson Medical Center. Four Tucson doctors, pulmonary specialists, will discuss Cocci Fact vs. Fantasy with sessions by Dr. Jerome Rothbaum on Historical Perspectives, Dr. Russell Dodge on Epidemiology, Dr. Jack Denlow on Cocci in Children, and Dr. Carl Diener on Treatment for the Future.
Two Tucson liquor dealers accuse Walgreen Drug Stores Globe Stores Inc and Skaggs Drug Centers of selling liquor below cost to steal customers. They seek 1 million dollars each in punitive damages and cite state law from the 1940s prohibiting below cost liquor sales except at fire sale or auction events.
ROCHESTER NY AP The Greece Police Department adopts bicycles as a low cost mobile patrol. Police Chief Gerald Phelan says two officers will ride bikes weather permitting to navigate narrow streets and alleys near shopping centers and auto dealers. If successful the program will be expanded.
Monticello Utah AP report confirms Mike a Paiute elder credited with discovering Rainbow Bridge has died at age 105. The landmark finder lived in the region and became part of local lore as the natural arch drew visitors from across the country.
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