Airport Limousine Firm Plans Western Themed Service
Tucson’s Airporter Limousine Service will begin Sunday offering Western flair with drivers in Western dress and big hats. The fare between Tucson International Airport and downtown is 1.50 with three 9 passenger wagons and two stretchouts. Operations led by Richard E. Coyle, division of Coyle Enterprises Inc, will use Ranchers Rendezvous as headquarters and include pickup at host ranches or hotels for arrivals.
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Airporter
Angel Tellez
Phillip Krantz
Richard E. Coyle
Tellez
Tucson
Venicely
Stefan Callt Fin
Julies
UpLiUkets Py
Tucson International Airport
Coyle Enterprises Inc
Coyle
Spanish Trail
Crossroads
Holiday Inn
Desert Inn
Sands
Santa Rita
Westerner
Pioneer
Tidelands
Imperial 400
Tucson Inn
Executive In
Hiway House
N. Church St
Tucsonans Pass Bar Exam
Thirty five Tucsonans and 94 test takers overall passed the Arizona State Bar Examination. Notables include William J. Fannin and other named Tucson qualifiers. results will be reviewed by the State Supreme Court for admission with no date set.
Parents sue over 1961 Arroyo drowning death in Tucson
In Superior Court yesterday, Mr. and Mrs. Nick P. Grubbs filed a $100000 death suit seeking damages from the City of Tucson Pima County and the State of Arizona. They allege negligence for failing to barricade the roadway or warn the public and for inadequate drainage to divert flood waters near Nebraska Street and Drexel Road where Carolyn Alice Grubbs drowned.
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Nick P. Grubbs
W. Mossman Read
William D. Browning
Tucson
Pima County
Arizona
Carolyn Alice Grubbs
Streol
Abodeely Speaks To Lions Club
Real estate investor and former teacher E. J. Abodeely, a Democratic candidate for District 1 supervisor, told Sunset Lions Club listeners at Vaughan's Monterey Restaurant he would promote Pima County with true salesmanship and promised action not words. He condemned a county manager plan as concentrating power. urged lay incentives for industry, civil defense focus, and improved county government morale and employee welfare noting an outdated retirement system.
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E. J. Abodeely
Pima County
Sunset Lions Club
Vaughan
Monterey
Abodeely
Winslow Mayor to Seek U.S. Flood Aid if Tarp is Forthcoming
Winslow mayor says he will request federal flood relief from Washington if Governor Fannin does not act. The city of 9000 was hit by its worst flood last Wednesday leaving families displaced in three areas. Mayor Lester Allen cites urgent need for funds to relocate and rebuild, as Fannin delays a disaster declaration. If no action, Allen will wire Washington seeking aid from Senator Hayden and Representative Senner.
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Winslow
Washington
Paul Fannin
U.S
Fannin
Lester Allen
Carl Hayden
George Senner
Arizona
Johnson Proclaims National Freedom From Hunger Week
Washington November 15 through 21 named National Freedom From Hunger Week by President Johnson. The proclamation urges actions to increase food access and reduce hunger nationwide, highlighting cooperation among federal agencies and charitable groups.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Hospital Bill Signed By LBJ
President Johnson signed a $14 billion five year hospital construction and modernization bill in a ceremony with congressional and health officials. He praised Congress as a health oriented body and said the measure starts needed modernization of aging hospitals, noting Hull Burton funds have aided 6 810 facilities since the war.
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Washington
Johnson
Congress
Bec‘tar Health Congress
Hilk Burton
United States
Jotneen
Publicity Nominee Selected District 1 Position
An Ohio native with advertising experience was recommended for a new District 1 School Board publicity post funded at 6000 dollars annually. Jess Riggle of FR Copper St would work with John Fahr to publicize district activities via local TV outlets.
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Ohio
Jess Rigele
FR. ‘Copper St
Tucson Newspapers Inc
Riggle
John Fahr
District 1
Tucson
Detroit
Cleveland
Canton
Ohio State
Arizona
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Office of Special Investigation
Middle West
Dan C. McKinney
Four Tucson women push petitions to strengthen child mistreating laws
A Phoenix led petition drive to stiffen Arizona laws on child mistreatment has spread to Tucson led by four women, all wives of city firefighters. They aim for 45 000 signatures locally and 100 000 statewide before the January legislature, seeking capital punishment for kidnapping with intent to harm, felony treatment of all allegations, seven year minimum term, and castration for repeat offenders.
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Phoenix
Tucson
Robert Saturley
Saturley
Arizona
Satur
Range Fires Sweep Over North Nevada
Northern Nevada faced giant range fires driven by 35 mph winds and 100 degree heat. Lightning started blazes across Elko and nearby areas, with more than 200 000 acres burned and 1 100 firefighters, plus 100 National Guard members, mobilized as officials urge volunteers from neighboring states and Alaska.
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Elko
Nev
UPI
Nevada
Chester Putnam
Bureau of Land Managements
Putnam
National Guard
Reno
Alaska
City Names Library Aide Thayer Named Assistant City Librarian
John E. Thayer, former UA Library circulation supervisor and Contra Costa County Library reference chief, named assistant city librarian to replace the late Gertrude Keuhl. He will arrive Oct 1, 43 year old bachelor, salary between 625 and 730 dollars monthly.
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John E. Thayer
University of Arizona Library
Thayer
Contra Costa
Cali
Gertrude Keuhl
John Anderson
Miami University
Oxford
Ohio
Staf of Honnold Library
Claremont
Calif
Marks to Address Labor Groups as Court Judge Candidate
Democratic nomination hopeful Jack C. Marks appears before two labor organizations tonight at the Carpenters Building and at Laborers Hall. He speaks on wills and probate practices, then addresses Campbell Avenue Businessmen's Association tomorrow morning.
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Jack CG. Marks
Superior Court
Carpenters
Focal
Plumer Ave
Laborers Hall
4Th Ave
Marks
Campbell Ave
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