Jarvis, Haugh, Goodwin Align In Arizona District 7 Race
The Citizen backs W Kile Jarvis for Senate in District 7D where no Democrats run. In District 70 the paper endorses John Haugh and Thomas Goodwin for two House seats. Doris Varn is noted as a third candidate. Jarvis is a Tucson resident and real estate figure challenging incumbent Douglas Holsclaw. Haugh is a longtime Republican leader. Goodwin is an incumbent on multiple committees. Varn previously served in the legislature but is seen as less compelling.
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Right to Nationhood Why Not A Free Biafra
Opinion column arguing for Biafran independence and self determination within a broader West African economic framework. It critiques British policy supporting Nigeria, cites Kenya Tanzania Uganda union talks, and urges peaceful cooperation after freedom is won. The piece contends small nations can cohere economically without political union.
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Butchered Democrats at Chicago Convention Heifer Talk
In a satirical scene near the Democratic National Convention at Chicago stockyards, cattle converse about a rumor that convention attendees are being butchered. The heifers debate what Democrats might taste like, amid speculation and humor.
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Heifers Describe Democrats as Meat in Stockyards Dialogue
In a 1968 cartoon dialogue the heifers mock Democrats as fat stock to be butchered in Chicago stockyards. Bulls with branding power enforce order while television trucks film the cuts as protesters cause commotion and elephants fade from the scene.
Quiet Johnny-On-The-Spot Leads Tucson Poverty Effort
Ruben Romero, executive director of Tucson Committee for Economic Opportunity, has steered local poverty work since 1964. With a $1,693,000 budget and diverse programs, he emphasizes membership funding and public outreach to boost TCEO’s image and impact in Tucson and Santa Cruz County.
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Career for Grownups Learn To Be A Travel Agent
A 1986 article promotes travel agent work as a thriving late‑career path for adults including retirees and midlife entrants. It notes high industry growth, ITTS Chicago training, and graduates earning commissions up to 25000 annually, with many working from home.
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