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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1977

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Tucson incumbent-baiter Brown ends seven campaign run

Walter Joseph Ignatius Brown, a 70 year old Tucson resident since 1950, withdraws from another mayoral bid citing multiple home repairs. He recalls seven unsuccessful runs since 1960, praises honesty over money, and remains devoted to public service as a personal hobby.

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Senate panel rejects tax on gasoline thirsty cars

The Senate Finance Committee voted 1 to 5 against Carter's tax on gas thirsty autos while endorsing a home insulation tax credit. Critics say the move undermines energy policy while the full Senate may still act on the broader energy tax plan.

Senate Washington Senate Finance Committee President Carter Carter Senate Energy Committee

Jacqueline Onassis to receive $26 million settlement

Christina Onassis agreed to an out of court settlement with Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis over Aristotle Onassis estate proceeds. Sources say Christina aimed to sever ties with Jackie as part of the deal. The article also notes tax and energy policy discussions in Congress affecting cars and home efficiency credits.

Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis Aristotle Onassis Onassis Christina Jackie

Elvis Statue Solicitation Approved in Memphis

The Memphis Development Foundation won approval to solicit 276500 dollars for a 25 foot Elvis Presley statue. A Board of Solicitations permit was issued for a set period and can be renewed. foundation had sought unlimited time.

Memphis, Tenn Memphis Development Foundation Elvis Presley Board of Solicitations Foundation

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