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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1966
Page
8
Norman Green, Democratic candidate for governor, told campaign workers at his Phoenix headquarters that cleanup must finish once started. He criticized tax-dollar waste including phony expense vouchers and hidden campus agents and pledged to plug every rathole in state government if elected.
Phoenix ARIZONA Robert Pickrell says education funding should move away from property owners. He warns that any action on property taxes should wait until the reappraisal program completes and valuations are known, with a commitment to holding line on expenditures.
Police search for three blond men after burglars took 180 coping forms worth 8000 dollars from a shed at 2931 N Stone Ave. Owner William M Small reported the crime. Two boys said the trio loaded the pool construction materials into a trailer and drove off yesterday afternoon.
Don Taylor of Brown & Root Co. will discuss Project Mohole at 6:30 p.m. August 10 for the Tucson subsection of the American Institute of Mining Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers at the Spanish Trail Motel. The project aims to penetrate Earth's upper crust.
The Shah of Iran and Empress Farah will undertake a state visit to Hungary from September 7 to 15 after a week in Bulgaria, announced by the Iranian royal court.
Free public listings note events with paid admission. At Central YMCA 516 N. Fifth Ave, 3:30 p.m. live music and adult dancing continue until 11 p.m. The column lists activities and charges despite free entry statement.
Pima County approves plans for a $2 million health welfare building as part of an $11.86 million bond program. A bid call is set for 3 p.m. September 27 with federal review by the U.S. Public Health Service pending. Architect Terry Atkinson and Place & Place guide design near the courthouse between Pettngton and Congress streets.
North High School Phoenix wins the University Cup for schools with 10 or more freshmen achieving top averages. Fifteen North High students averaged 2.0844. Superior High School earns the President's Cup for schools with fewer than 10 graduates. five Superior graduates averaged 1.9701 as freshmen.
Tucson man Bobby Ray Dixon 24, of 128 Ward St., surrendered to city detectives facing burglary and grand theft charges. He is accused of breaking into a downtown warehouse owned by Pima Tree Service and stealing heavy equipment valued at 2600 dollars. Detectives report only a small portion of the loot has been recovered. A warrant had been issued for Dixon.
G Alfred McGinnis told Palo Verde Optimist Club at the Executive Inn that optimism remains for small business despite an era of rising failures. He cited honest advertising attractive surroundings and intelligent staff as keys to success and described his politics as a Taft type Republican.
Democratic candidate William R. Malsh for Superior Court judge Division 1 plans two talks. He speaks at 7 p.m. today to the Civitan Club on The Law and You and at 12:15 p.m. Thursday to the Rincon Exchange Club at the Redwood Gay Nineties on American Society and the Supreme Court.
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