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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1968
Page
10
Six teens were found in a woman's home at 4901 E. 22nd St during her vacation and face juvenile court action in Pima County. Police say they broke in and lived there for some time causing about $706 in damages to the house and a 1965 sedan and a 1963 pickup truck. Mrs. Babcock returned to the city after being away since July 23.
Richard Franko Goldman, noted conductor and music educator, has been named director of the Peabody Conservatory of Music in Baltimore, with the announcement made Sunday.
In New York area a Better Business Bureau report finds a sharp rise in misbilling complaints tied to store accounts. For 1968’s first quarter 6 percent of 42 000 complaints cited incorrect billing up from 4.9 percent, signaling a 22 percent jump.
Washington AP reports Americans saved at $7.60 per $100 in Q2, second highest in 10 years. Personal income totaled $678.1 billion from April to June, taxes and mandatory payments at $91.8 billion, leaving $586.3 billion disposable income or $2,918 per person annually. Spending at a rate of $541.9 billion would yield $44.4 billion in savings.
Police traced a multicolored 1952 Chevrolet with no doors or trunk to a stop at N 1st Ave and E Navajo St. Randy Wayne Simmons, 18, and Wesley Dorvan Norris, 19, were jailed on suspicion of grand theft auto and related false information. Owner Bill Phinney reported the vehicle stolen yesterday from 524 8 Country Club Road.
Philadelphia city council bans carrying knives or cutting instruments on streets including ceremonial swords. Knights of Columbus and others must comply under the new law.
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