Tucson Leaders Push Butterfield Route To Interchange Project
Tucson officials and business leaders urged fast action on the Butterfield route linking I-710 with an interchange near Cherry Ave and 22nd Street. The plan aims to improve airport access as air travel grows, with long term aims to extend Butterfield to Pantano Wash and parallel Golf Links Road.
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Cherry and Factory Avenue
22Nd and Broadway
Park Avenue
14Th and
15Th Street
Tucson Trade Bureau and Community Center Authority
Verne Tregonis
Tucson
Commission
Forrest C. Braden
McKinney
Pie
Butterfield
Pantano Wash
Golf Links Road
Glaze Selected To Lead Tucson Chamber Campaign
Virgil L. Glaze of Rainbow Baking Co will head the Tucson Chamber of Commerce membership drive for 1968 69. Glaze, UT Austin program alumnus and Rainbow Baking president in Tucson since 1967, plans to invite all local businesses and professionals to join. He is active in Rotary Tucson Executive's Association and Industry Association.
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Rainbow Baking Co
Tucson
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
Virgil L. Glaze
Chamber
Los Compadres
University of Texas
Glaze
Downtown Rotary Club
Tucson Executive's Association
Tucson Industry Association
A Mountain Council Meeting On Poverty War Topic
The A Mountain Area Council meets tonight at 8 at the Menlo Southern Baptist Church 102 St. Grande Ave. Guest speaker is George Wilhelm from the Pima County Health Department.
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Mountain Area
Menlo Southern Baptist Church
St. Grande Ave
George Wilhelm
Pima County
Octogenarian Luncheon Set by Senior Citizens Club No 1
The Senior Citizen Club No 1 will hold its October luncheon at 11 a.m. Wednesday at 220 S. Fifth Ave. The event will celebrate this month’s birthdays and extend a welcome to visitors to join the group.
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S. 5Th Ave
Arizona governor candidates clash on teacher bargaining rights
At a political forum in Flagstaff three gubernatorial hopefuls debated teachers rights to negotiate with school boards. Williams opposed such legislation while Goddard and Shields supported it. They also debated school finance limits, kindergarten funding, and education reforms affecting Arizona districts and students.
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Flagstaff
UPI
Arizona
Jack Williams
Sam Goddard
Williams
Currin W. Shields
Arizona Education Association
AEA
Sarah Folsom
Goddard
McGinnis vows to beat Udall in 2nd District race
Incumbent McGinnis told the Pima County Republican Club he will defeat Democrat Morris Udall this year. He said Udall ignored his GOP primary opponents and promised to make Washington a sales office to bring industry and jobs to Tucson and Southern Arizona.
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G. Alfred McGinnis
Morris K. Udall
Udall
Pima County
Republican Club
McGinnis
Oliver Pierce
Bill Bowler
Washington
Arizona
Chambers of Commerce
Tucson
SBA Ride To Be In City Tomorrow
SCORE coordinator Mrs Evelyn Sauer will meet Tucson businessmen at the Chamber of Commerce 420 W Congress St from 10 to 11 and 3 to 5 pm to offer free counseling. SCORE volunteers aided by Art Lynch will assist small operators defined as employing 25 or fewer people.
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SCORE
Tucson
Evelyn Sauer
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
Congress St
Art Lynch
Lynch
SBA
Water Projects Bill Is Signed
President Johnson signs the 1.7 billion Water Projects Authorization, authorizing 70 flood control navigation and beach-erosion projects and increasing by 496 million dollars the appropriation ceiling for 13 river basin projects already under way.
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Austin, Tex
Johnson
Pierce Says McGinnis Falsely Urged Udall Narrow Win
Oliver J. Pierce Republican candidate for Congress charged G. Alfred McGinnis with misleading statements about the 1966 race. Pierce noted Udall victory by 21,487 votes as 112,137 votes were cast and that McGinnis claimed a near miss by an eye lash.
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Udall
Trial Set For Mungia On Dec 10
Robert A. Mungia, 25, of 427 S. Elias Ave., will stand trial in Superior Court Dec. 10 on an open charge of murder in the July 15 slaying of Paul R. Van Oepen, 49. Mungia pleaded innocent. Judge Alice Truman appointed attorney John Aboud as counsel. The four day trial is expected. Mungia is held without bond and faces an additional count of attempted robbery related to another Tucson resident.
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Robert A. Mungia
S. Elias Ave
Superior Court
Paul R. van Oepen
E. 3Rd St
Alice Truman
Mungia
John Aboud
Atty
William J. Schafer II
van Oepen
6Th Avenue
Tucson
Frederick Sowerby
Jane Russell Plans Second Marriage to Actor Roger Barrett
Los Angeles AP. Actress Jane Russell 47 says she will marry Chicago actor Roger Wyatt Barrett Saturday after divorcing Bob Waterfield last month. Russell and Barrett likely split time between Chicago and Los Angeles as Barrett works in TV commercials.
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Los Angeles
Jane Russell
Roger Wyatt Barrett
Chicago
Miss Russell
Bob Watefield
Barrett
Barrys Ex Aide Gets GOP Post
Richard D. Kleindienst, field director for Nixon’s nomination drive, was named general counsel of the Republican National Committee. The announcement came from national chairman Ray Bliss. Kleindienst is from Phoenix and practiced law there and backed Barry Goldwater in 1964.
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Washington
Richard D. Kleindienst
Richard M. Nixon
GOP National Committee
Ray C. Bliss
Kleindienst
2 Phoenix, Ariz
Barry Goldwater
JC Suit Won't Delay Tax Rate Says Supervisor Chair
The Pima County Board can set the combined property tax rates once the valuation is confirmed, even if a test case over Pima College capital outlay tax remains unsettled. Chairman Thomas Jay notes the board could levy the capital outlay tax separately if ruled legal, while a court hearing on the college tax is slated for Friday with possible appeals to higher courts.
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Board of Supervisors
Pima County
Pima College
Thomas Jay
Kittle
Richard Kittle
Jay
William Dames
Dumes
Arizona Supreme Court of Appeals
Robert Hillock
Tucson Daily Citizen
Hillock
France to test H bomb in Tahiti weather permitting
Reports from Tahiti indicate France plans a one to three megaton H bomb test on Wednesday with potential follow up tests later in the week. If successful, France would join the United States the Soviet Union Britain and China as H bomb states.
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Papeete
Tahiti
Upi
France
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
China
Airline Truce Ends Sideburn Dispute at Northwest
Northwest Orient Airlines suspended 14 cargo handlers and agents for refusing to shave sideburns. After talks with AFL CIO IAM eight employees were reinstated temporarily. A final decision was not expected until Wednesday as union reps push for an unrestricted policy.
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New York
Northwest Orient Airlines
Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists
Frank Cremona
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