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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1961
Page
18
CARBONDALE Illinois Secretary of State Charles Carpentier calls certain drivers with serious physical and mental handicaps carriers of communicable death setting forth a potential isolation ward as a solution.
Russians stopped nine U S Army vehicles for about 1 hour 14 minutes on the Autobahn near Berlin during a tightened convoy inspection. A paperwork error delayed the last group and prompted Berlin responses from both sides as the 150 vehicle unit completed its move.
In Detroit a bar caller betrayed gambler Dem on Fender 36 by arranging bets. Norbert Palin the police officer kept notes as three horses won for a payoff over 400 dollars. Fender jailed for illegal occupation but given suspended sentence. Judge Ricca said Fender must explain why he won t collect.
Representatives from at least four investment firms visited Tucson to discuss a 2.5 million bond issue for a new air line terminal at Tucson Municipal Airport. The budget and finance committee will study offers and present a recommendation to the board, potentially Monday or later. Firms in town included Stern Bros. Co., Peters Writer Christensen Inc., Boettcher & Co., and John Nuveen & Co.
James W. Cherry Jr of the Phoenix NLRB says talks between Tucson Titan Missile boilermakers and ironworkers may settle. Herbert Thatcher reports withdrawal of charges of secondary boycott and jurisdictional violations. Two brief walkouts occurred during a four month dispute over who should perform certain work near Sonoita and Benson.
Robert G. James 56 prominent Nogales produceman died Wednesday from a heart attack. Funeral services and interment will be in Gibson Tennessee. Survivors include his widow Elma and a daughter Mrs. J H Tod of Phoenix.
A Carnegie Tech bulletin board sign advertises a judo club meeting with a social hour in which liniment will be served. The note asks participants to wear old sweaters and slacks and is attributed to a Pittsburgh UPI report.
Sales tax collections provided the largest single revenue source in 30 states for the year ending June 30 1961. Commerce Clearing House reports 444 billion dollars collected from this tax. State income taxes were a major source in 14 states. gasoline taxes exist in all states but only five rely on them as a major revenue source. Louisiana continues to depend on its severance tax as a major revenue source.
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