Congress Eyes Johnson Agenda as 1964 Session Winds Down
Congress appears set to pass most of President Johnsons program including civil rights act and a 11.5 billion tax cut while weighing aged care and social security expansions. Some measures like wage policy overhaul and immigration reform face uncertain fates. The session also advances wilderness protection, mass transit grants, space flight support, and regional economic aid.
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Jennings Urges Industry Push for Arizona
Renz L. Jennings urged attracting new industry to Arizona at a Democratic rally at the VFW Hall East Speedway. He noted national manufacturing supports 25 percent of workers while Arizona has 12 percent and pledged to assign staff to attract industry if elected. He voiced support for President Johnson's anti poverty program and praised leadership on the Vietnam crisis.
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Tucson Boulevard Detour Warned For Street Widening
City traffic engineer John F. Caarls says Sundt Construction will widen Tucson Boulevard from Broadway to 17th Street. Starting about 7 a.m. tomorrow, traffic will be detoured to Stratford Drive and Arroyo Chico.
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Sundt Construction Co
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Arroyo Chico
Hearing Set For Student In Fracas
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for Marcus Ramon Peppard HI in Justice Court 1 at 2 p.m. August 3 on an obstructing justice charge. The 25 year old University of Arizona law enforcement administration student was arrested after an auto chase and fist fight at his residence.
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Gallery
Arrendale
Wayne E. Jackson
Embezzler Placed On Probation In Tucson Case
Joseph H. Bona. 36, of Tucson was placed on a suspended 10 year term probation by Superior Court Judge Herbert F. Krucker after pleading guilty to embezzlement. He must repay 4275 taken from Mars Service Station receipts while managing the station in July 1962, with FBI arrest noted.
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Pima County GOP to Host Two Candidates at Noon
Thomas Webster and John M Hazlett address the Pima County Republican Club at the Westerner Hotel Thursday noon. Webster seeks District 1 Board of Supervisors nomination. Hazlett runs for state tax commissioner. Event open to the public.
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John M. Hazletts
Pima County
Republican Club
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Webster
Board of Supervisors
Hazlett
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