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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1966

Page

6

Senate panel approves 3 billion housing loan bill

The Senate banking committee approved a bill to raise FNMA borrowing authority from 10 to 15 billion dollars to back housing loans, with 2 billion for general housing finance and 1 billion for mortgages up to 15000. They postponed action on a proposal to limit savings and loan deposit rates.

Washington Senate Banking Committee Federal National Mortgage Administration A. Willis Robertson D-Va Robertson Treasury Federal Reserve and Housing Federal Reserve Board Sen Join Sparkman D-Ala Senate FNMA Fannie Mae Secretary of Defense Johnson

FW Schedules Registration in Flowing Wells District

Flowing Wells District schools begin classes August 31. New students may register on weekdays from August 11. Registration dates vary by grade from August 11 to 26 with tentative notice by elementary mail for returning students.

Flowing Wells

Man charged with manslaughter in Catalina high school student’s death

Dale A. Danneman 18 faced vesicular manslaughter charges over the June 25 crash that killed Nora Peters 16, an honor student and student council member. The accident occurred after his left turn on East Grant Road near North 1st Avenue caused a collision with R D Grant’s car. Peters, a scholarship recipient bound for journalism at the UA fine arts summer session, was killed. Grant suffered minor injuries. Danneman is to appear before Superior Court Judge Mary Anne Richey.

Dale A. Danneman Nora R. Peters Danneman KE. Glenn Sr Superior Court Mary Anne Richey East Grant Road North 1St Avenue R. D. Grant 1610 Camino del Cerro Miss Peters Grant Raymer P. Peters N. Jackson Ave Catalina High School University of Arizona

Award Presented to Helen Suzman by World Council of Synagogues

Geneva reports Helen Suzman receives a special award from the World Council of Synagogues for her outspoken opposition to apartheid in South Africa's Parliament, highlighting her stand against racial segregation within the nation's policy.

Geneva Helen Suzman World Council of Synagogues South Africa

Girl 11 Rescues Mother From Lake Pleasant

Sheriff's deputies report 11 year old Carol Kukuk of Surprise jumped into Lake Pleasant near Phoenix to save her mother Mary Kukuk after a diving accident. The daughter pulled the unconscious woman to shore while the husband administered artificial respiration and revived her.

Phoenix UPI Lake Pleasant Mary Kukuk Daugher Carol

Dolce Vita strip cars ban invites summer strolls

Rome imposes an experimental car ban on the Via Veneto promenade from 8 p.m. to 4 a.m. through August to widen space for pedestrians. Officials plan outdoor shows and exhibits to draw patrons while cafe and nightclub owners expect increased crowds, despite a prior daylight ban in Piazza di Spagna that failed.

Rome Via Veneto Piazza di Spagna Spanish Steps

Transamerica Acquires Balfour-Guthrie Insurance

Transamerica Insurance Co. of San Francisco, a unit of Transamerica Corp., purchases Balfour-Guthrie Insurance Co. of San Francisco for about $5 million.

San Francisco Transamerica Insurance Co Transamerica Corp Balfour-Guthrie Insurance Co Transamerica

Widow fined overloading invalid carriage in Bracknell

Mrs. Freda Blyth a 25 year old widow from Bracknell in Britain was ticketed for carrying two children in her one seat invalid carriage. Magistrate Norman Allen allowed sympathy but upheld the law fining her two pounds. She lobbies the Ministry of Health for a hand controlled mini car suitable for her situation.

London Britain Freda Blyth Bracknell Bracknell’s Norman Allen

Tougher Bribery Laws Demanded By Haugh

Phoenix Arizona House majority leader John Haugh urged tighter bribery laws to close a legal loophole. He cited payoffs to public officials who claim they were not acting in an official capacity and pressed for a bill to prevent such evasions.

Haugh Phoenix UPL John” Haugh House

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