Pima College Tax Hearing Delayed Over Bias Claim
A taxpayer suit seeks to block a $1.5 million Pima College capital outlay tax. Hearing set for 9 a.m. before Judge Richard Boylston after affidavit of prejudice to remove Judge William Frey. Board president Fruchthencher cited a personal view by Frey and a temporary restraining order remains in effect. Democratic candidate William Dames leads the suit. Republican candidate Alvin Korngold seeks to intervene.
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Pima College
Superior Court
Richard Boylston
Board of Supervisors
Pima College Capital
Willam Frey
Jacob C. Fruchthencher
Frey
William Dames
Alvin Korngold
Coury
Dumes
Weaver Warns of Tax Rebellion Over College Levy
County supervisors face protests as Pima College seeks 1.5 million dollars for capital outlay. Weaver says voters feel taxes are being forced and blame the supervisors, while stressing legal tax collection duties and a call for possible tax reductions.
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Dennis “Weaver
Pima College Board of Governors
Weaver
Ting
Thomas
Jay
Old Tucson Sees Earnings Surge and Dividend Declared
Old Tucson Development Co reports net income rising from 400 to 25000 for the year ending June 30, with gross income up to 643500. A five percent stock dividend is declared for records Aug 30 as attendance prospects hint at reaching 1 million for the year.
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Old Tucson
Old Tucson Development Co
Robert D. Shelton
Shelton
Tucson
Shelion
Candidates Invited to Speak at Italian American Club Meeting
All candidates for the September 10 primary election are invited to appear before the Italian American Club at 2637 N. Stome Ave starting 7 30 p m Tuesday. The public is invited to meet them.
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N. Stome Ave
Three From Tucson Quit Czechoslovakia
Three Tucsonians two newlyweds on their moon voyage were reported safely out of Czechoslovakia today. University of Arizona professor Dr. William C. Peters who attended the International Geological Congress in Prague was among tourists transported by the Czech government to Austria yesterday. The newlyweds Andrew and Kim Sheter arrived yesterday in West Germany in a convoy. Peters telephoned his wife in Tempe and plans to return Sept 3. No word yet on UA Russian specialist Dr. Joe Malik Jr. or his daughter Lisa.
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E. 7Th St
Vienna
Paul Fannin
George Palmer
Wilshire Blvd
Joe Malik Jr
Czechoslovakia
Lisa
Johnson signs 21 billion highway bill with road beautification limits
President Johnson signed a 21 billion highway aid bill expanding the interstate system to 42,000 miles and extending funding deadlines to 1974. The measure adds relocation aid for those displaced, tests fringe parking and new traffic controls, while Udall and conservationists oppose loosened veto powers over parklands.
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Johnson City
Tex.s
UPI
Johnson
Stewart L. Udall
Washington D.C
Udall
Congressional Conservationists
Secretary of Transportation
Russians Fire On Demonstrators in Prague Invasion
Reports from Prague describe Soviet mortar and machine gun fire on demonstrators as Czechoslovaks resist the invasion. Descriptions note arrests of reform leaders, mass arrests of journalists, shortages of bread and fuel, and widespread harassment of Soviet and other bloc troops by underground radio broadcasts and street clashes.
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Old Market Place
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Lenin
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Chou En Lai warns Romania of fate linked to Czechoslovakia
Chou En Lai warned Romania of a possible Soviet backed takeover similar to Czechoslovakia as foreign ministers from five invading nations walked out during his speech at the Romanian embassy. Fidel Castro and Tito voiced support for Czechoslovakia resistance while anti Soviet protests erupted in Paris and Dutch citizens urged action.
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Black Sea
Tucson Daily Citizen subscription rates noted
Fragmentary OCR shows a pricing section for Tucson Daily Citizen with weekly and monthly rates, mailing terms, and publication details. It indicates United Press International content and second class mail paid at Tucson.
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Membe
United Press International
Heme-del
Tucson
Brixen
Arizona
Teesen
Citizen Publishing CO
O. Bex
Ariz
FBI Charges Man With Bribery Try At Ft Huachuca
Wesley James Lowder a 22 year old Sierra Vista contractor employee was arrested by FBI agents at Ft Huachuca on charges of attempting to bribe a civilian employee to obtain classified contract documents He was released on 5000 bond and ordered to appear for a preliminary hearing at 1 pm Aug 30 before Acting U S Commissioner Raymond Terlizzi The Atlantic Research Corp employee allegedly offered bribes to access contract specification pages at the base printing plant though full documents were not obtained by the suspect
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FBI
U.S
Raymond Terlizzi
Wesley James Lowder
Sierra Vista
Lowder
Atlantic Research Corp
Fifty-Nour Soldiers Protest Riot Duty At Ft Hood
At Ft Hood Texas about 60 Negro soldiers from various units staged a non violent protest against possible use in civil disturbance duty. 43 were confined in the stockade while about 1000 troops were moved to Bergstrom AFB for standby in case of Chicago Democratic convention disturbances. Military officials kept troop movements confidential.
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Tex
Central Texas
Ft. Tood
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Ausin
Chicago
South Koreans Kill Intruder at DMZ Clash
Korean troops in the central DMZ sector repelled an infiltration attempt by armed intruders at dawn. A firefight left one intruder dead while others fled northward. authorities reported no details on casualties among defenders.
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Seoul
Demilitarized Zone
Dmz
Mine Flood Blamed on Faulty Maps Near Hominy Falls
The Bureau of Mines cites outdated and inaccurate mine maps for the wall breakthrough that triggered an underground flash flood near Hominy Falls West Virginia. Four miners died and 21 remained trapped. fifteen men were trapped five days after the May 6 accident, while six others were rescued after a week and a half.
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Washington
Bureau of Mines
Hominy Falls
W. Va
Bureau
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