No Conflicts Board Delays Drives For UCC Campaigns
The Tucson Fund Raising Review Board will delay all fall campaigns that conflict with the United Community Campaign UCC from Sept to Nov and will withhold future approvals for such overlaps. Three campaigns were approved this year including National Cystic Fibrosis, Planned Parenthood Tucson, and Big Brother of Tucson.
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Tucson Fund Raising Review Board
United Community Campaign
JA. C. Ryan
WCC
UCC
TPRRB
Ryan
Tucson
National
Research Foundation
Planned Parenthood Clinic of
Big Brother of
TFRRB
Citizens Committee
University of Arizona Medical School
University of Arizona, Tucson Festival Society
Tucson Festival Society
Tucson Medical Center
TMC
American Association of University Women
ALSAC
Status Of Campaigns In Progress
Approved by Tucson Fund Raising Review Board Beacon Foundation, Tucson Boys Chorus, Salvation Army Hospitality House, Pima County Association of Mental Health, Kino Memorial Statue, Tucson Symphony Society, Christian Record Benevolent Society, and St. Joseph's Hospital. Approval withheld American Rescue Workers Inc and ALSAC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Fund Raising Review Board
Beacon Foundation
Tucson Boys Chorus
Salvation Army Hospitality House
Pima County Association of Mental Health
Kino Memorial Statue
Tucson Symphony Society
Christian Record Benevolent Society
St. Joseph's Hospital
American Rescue Workers Inc
ALSAC
Police Seek Suspect In Molestings
Police hunt a suspect tied to a recent surge of molestations on the Northeast side. Two men were questioned with inconclusive lie detector tests. Victims in a two square mile area described a meager suspect profile while detectives press a special unit to probe night after night.
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William F. Ross
Ross
Sheriff's Office
Depties
Gael
Sonic booms possible during Tucson air defense drill
Air Force warns that an operational readiness exercise over Tucson and Southern Arizona may produce sonic booms. PHADS radar sites on Mt Lemmon and al Ajo will be evaluated from tomorrow through Friday as Davis-Monthan AFB and 162nd Fighter Group planes simulate enemy attacks. Planes may fly supersonically with efforts to avoid populated areas. one resident reports a shattered door from a prior drill.
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Air Force
Tucson
Arizona
Phoenix Air Defense Sector
PHADS
Mt. Lemmon
al Ajo
North American Air Defense Command
Luke Afb
Phoenix
Davis-Monthan Afb
Air National Guard
162Nd
D-M
East Side
Hidden Valley Will Act On Sewage Odor
An attorney for the developer of Hidden Valley Estates says he will consult with Sanitary District 1 officials to solve a sewage odor problem in two Northeast Side subdivisions. The private system serves about 70 homes and empties into oxidation ponds, which are overloaded. A temporary tie to the district is planned, with a new pond under construction and a possible sale of the system to the district for 160600 dollars. Litigation in a Phoenix superior court challenges the Arizona Corporation Commission’s authority to issue a certificate to operate.
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Hidden Valley Estates
Board of Supervisors
Sanitary District 1
Arrowhead Hills
Sabine Canyon Road
Wesley Miller
Miller
Edward Scruggs
Ken Scharman
Sanitary District
Scruggs
Phoenix
Soviet Troops Aid Yugoslavia After Earthquake
Soviet troops joined American soldiers in Skopje to clear rubble after the July 26 earthquake that killed about 2000. About 500 Russians arrived with 125 bulldozers and machinery under a signed agreement, while a 250-man U.S. Army hospital unit treated the injured.
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Skopje
Yugoslavia
UPI
U.S
Dope Addict Sentenced To Federal Hospital
Tucson resident Ramon Gradillas Borquez, 23, was sentenced for unlawful possession of narcotics. Judge Alice Truman ordered five to six years in prison converted to five years probation with Borquez required to report to a federal hospital for addiction treatment. Bush and others received probation or alternate penalties for related offenses in the same proceeding.
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Tucson
Superior Court
Alice Truman
Ramon Gradillas Borquez
S. Canvent Ave
Two women sentenced in opium heroin case in Tucson
In a U.S. District Court ruling, women linked to transporting opium and heroin worth $50 000 retail to addicts were sentenced. Lee Linares aged 48 received eight years in consecutive five and three year terms, while Homer Tully aged 31 got three years. Linares was convicted July 26 of carrying narcotics in Tucson last spring and Tully, a wartime flight instructor at Marana Air Base, pleaded guilty to dispensing narcotics. The judge dismissed a charge of illegally importing heroin against Tully on prosecutors' motion.
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U.S
Lee Linares
S. 6Th Ave
Homer Tully
Norgales
Linares
Tucson
Tully
Marana Air Base
James A. Walsh
Amazing MIAZYME promises early relief for stomach distress
An ad touts MIAZYME as a digestive aid that prevents distress before it begins. It claims superior relief to antacids by aiding digestion, encourages taking as directed, and invites readers to enjoy meals again. Offers economy sizes at 98 cents and 2.25 dollars with a satisfaction guarantee.
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First National Bank
Jay Datus
Ganization
St. Jude’s Hospital
Nashville
Tenn
HBA
A3 Insurance Company
North Tucson Blvd
Winters Music
Broadway
Chickering—Story & Clark
Gulbransen
PILOT
Hidden Valley
Borquez
Bouldin
Texas
Bobby Lee Bush
Bush
S. 8Th Ave
Sam Levitz
E. 8Th St
Amelia Peralta Araiza
Elizardo Robles
Araiza
S. 13Th Ave
Don Lim
N. Main Ave
Robles
Silver Lake Road
Fl Grande Market
36Th St
Skaggs Drug Centers
Congress
E. Broadway
Find St
Mountain States Telephone
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