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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1963

Page

2

Flying may save money on a road trip says critic

The quote notes that factoring motels food gas oil and vehicle wear makes flying potentially cheaper, implying travelers could be money ahead by flying instead of driving. The remark contrasts travel costs and stresses practical budgeting for trips.

City Shifts Water Dept Offices to Mayer-Alameda Building

City Manager Mark Keane won council approval to move the water department’s administrative offices from Redonda Towers to the Mayer-Alameda Building. Massachusetts Life Insurance Co., owner of Redonda Towers, had imposed restrictions and costs making lease impractical. The new site requires no capital expenditures and provides janitorial and maintenance services, with total lease costs similar. council approved 5-1, Thomas Rallis dissenting.

Mark Keane City Water Department Mayer-Alameda Redonda Towers Keane Massachusetts Life Insurance Co Redondo Towers Mayer- Alameda Thomas Rallis

Water cooled rockets eyed by science service report

Water cooled rocket motors may ease future space travel as tests favor water for cooling due to efficiency and light weight. Purdue's Dr. F C Warner and Boeing's Dr D L Emmons presented the finding at the National Heat Transfer Conference in Boston, noting water outperformed other tested liquids.

Science Service Boston F. C. Warner Purdue University Lafayette Ind D. L. Emmons Purdue Boeing Aircraft

Puzzle Winner Beats Charlie for 375 Dollar Crossword Jackpot

Dennis J. Wells a 24 year old University of Arizona mechanical engineering student solved Citizen Charlie with an algebraic method after sending 50 entries. He estimated 440000 combinations and plans to use the prize for travel and school while eyeing another challenge against Charlie.

Charlie Dennis J. Wells University of Arizona Wells Tucson Jay Gilizen Ohio Tucson Gas & Electric

Echo II Sphere Will Be Precise and Visible

Scientists at the naval air station in Lakehurst New Jersey are tuning the Echo II balloon a 135 foot diameter satellite to be launched later this year to within two inches of perfect roundness. Any deviation could distort radio signals and ruin planned experiments. Like Echo I the larger sphere should be visible to millions worldwide.

Science Service Lakesturst N.J Naval Air Station

City orders air link plan to Yueson Terminal on I-10

City Manager ordered to prepare limited access Airport Access Route linking Yueson International Airport terminal with Interstate 10 and to connect to a north south Penetration Route into downtown. Temporary paving on Valencia Road to terminal by October.

Mark Keane Yueson | International Airport Benson Highway 22Nd Street Butterfield Airport Valencia Road Keane Calvin Webster

Ex-Convict Seized With $6500 Worth of Marijuana

Tucson authorities arrested Antonio Grijalva after narcotics agents found 6% pounds of marijuana in a utility closet at his home. Seizure valued near $6500, linked to a three month investigation. Grijalva, 58, admitted ownership and faces charges of unlawful possession. He previously served federal prison time for tax-related liquor violations and reportedly has other prior sentences.

Tom Kaser Tucson William Dunn Dunn City Ed Cleveland Leonard Hymer Antonio Bustamante Grijalva S. 11Th Ave Grijalva Cleveland

Jeffers to Address Desert Sertoma Club

Arnold Jeffers, a Republican mayoral candidate in the September 17 city primary, will speak to the Tucson Desert Sertoma Club at 7 p.m. Thursday at Monterey Inn. Jeffers is a member of the Downtown Sertoma Club.

Arnold Jeffers Tucson Desert

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