Three Phoenix Officials Face Criminal Charges in Arizona Civil Defense Program
William Eubank says 95 percent of teachers will not face charges as funds misused in a federally aided statewide civil defense effort are pursued for recovery. Three Phoenix administrators Har vey Johns Ford Hoffman and William Davis are to be charged Monday.
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William Davis
Columnist urges Tucson art museum backed by community
Syndicated columnist Inez Robb urged Tucson to back a regional art museum at the Desert Willow conference. She said local collectors’ treasures could form a foundation, with potential major funding from the Ford Foundation and federal sources, and emphasized self driven fundraising.
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National Gallery
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Louvre
Prado
Gilcrease Museum
Tulsa
Okla
Amon Carter Museum
Fort Worth
Tex
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Uncle Sam
Medici
Mellons
Mortgage sales rise in Pima County in November
Mortgages recorded in Pima County for November totaled 10.1 million dollars, up 1.3 million from October and above November 1966 by over 4 million. The Realty Financing Review notes 593 mortgages, with OMalley-Pickrell Mortgage Co leading at 14 loans worth 1.09 million. Tucson Federal Savings & Loan 53 loans 985 thousand. Pima Savings 35 loans 973 thousand. FHA loans 158 totaling over 2 million. Veterans Administration loans 86 totaling 1.4 million.
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Tucson Title Insurance Co
O’malley-Pickrell Mortgage Co
Tucson Federal Savings & Loan Associaten
Two Drug Counts Dismissed in Oc tober Raid Case
Charges of illegal sale of marijuana against Walter G. Windahl and illegal possession against Martin L. Cohen were dropped for lack of evidence. Cohen pleaded guilty to possession of a dangerous drug and was fined $100. The pair were arrested in a large city police raid in October.
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Walter G. Windahl
Martin L. Cohen
Justice of the Peace
Joe Jacobson
Cohen
Breck Displays Dodge Charjet on Display at Dealership
The custom-built Dodge Char jet powered vehicle is on display at Bill Breck Dodge today and tomorrow. It uses a Dodge Charger body and took a year to complete. Breck says the car reaches 200 mph in a quarter mile and the engine delivers 5 000 pounds of thrust.
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Bill Breck Dodge
Breck
Board To Get Project Report At Amphitheater Meeting
Dr. Lloyd Thompson director of the Kettering Foundation project at Walker Elementary will present a progress report to the Amphitheater School Board Monday. The meeting starts at 7 30 p m in the district administration offices 125 E Prince. The agenda also includes a report on district psychological services provided to students.
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Kettering Foundation
Walker Elementary School
Amphitheater
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Youth Accused In Tape Theft Arrests Reported
Richard L. Peterson eighteen from Sierra Vista was arrested in Benson and handed to Tucson police over a burglary at Harbour Tire and Stereo Supply on August 1. He is charged with stealing several stereo tapes not yet recovered by police.
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Richard L. Peterson
Sierra Vista
Benson
Tucson
Governor Williams to speak on The State of The State
Gav. Jack Williams will discuss the state of the state at a Pima County Republican Club meeting. The event is Tuesday at noon in the Santa Rita Hotel and the public is invited.
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Pima County
Republican Club
Santa Rita Hotel
Arts leaders urge Tucson backing for a expanded council
Cultural delegates call for a strengthened Tucson Council of the Arts with a high powered board drawn from government, religion, education, and business. They propose a unified fund with a $500000 annual budget, boosted by private donors and federal support, plus a new community center and avocational workshop area.
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University of Arizona
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Tucson Council of the Arts
Stephen Ochoa to Speak at St. Vincent De Paul Breakfast
Stephen Ochoa a Tucson pioneer will address the St. Vincent De Paul Society breakfast at the Four Seasons Restaurant 1728 E Ft Lowell Rd at 10 a.m. tomorrow. He will discuss territorial Arizona under four flags and display documents from territorial days.
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Stephen Ochoa
Agates Film Night by Tucson Gem and Mineral Society
The Agates Film Set Tucson Gem and Mineral Society will meet at 7 30 p m Monday in room 111 Economics Building University of Arizona campus. The program features a film Agates Worldwide and a visit to the Mineral Museum. The meeting is open to the public.
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University of Arizona
Mineral Museum
Tucson Newspaper Circulation Rates Listed
Subscription rates for readers in Tucson are shown with 45 cents per week and $2.25 for advance payment. The notice lists office at 208 North Stone Avenue, Tucson Arizona.
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Councilmen Take Seats Monday
New Tucson government begins with a 9 a.m. farewell by outgoing Mayor Lew Davis and 10 a.m. swearing in of Democrat James N. Corbett Jr. as mayor for four years. Republican Dr. Conrad F. Joyner will replace Southard on the council. Four Democrats and two Republicans remain, with the GOP losing the top chair. Recount ongoing for Democrat Richard J. Kennedy’s seat.
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Lew Davis
Davis
M.J. Southard
Southard
Tucson
James N. Corbett Jr
Conrad F. Joyner
University of Arizona
Corbett
Richard J. Kennedy
John M. Harlow
GOP
Chesin Construction Company
North Swan Rd
E. Glenn St
Kirk Storch
Ward 3
Desert Highlands
South Side
American Oil Co
American Liquor 1
Papagos Seek $250000 for Industrial Park Site
The Papago Tribal Council plans to apply for 250000 in federal funds to develop 40 acres on the San Xavier Reservation at Nogales Highway and Los Realtos Road as an industrial park. Atty Edward B Berger and possibly Tribal Chairman Robert Mackett will push the request in Austin and Washington for an 80 percent grant with 20 percent loan.
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San Xavier
Nogales Highway
Edward B. Berger
Robert Mackett
Austin
Los Realtos Rd
Berger
James N. Corbett Jr
Sells
City of
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Pay Phone Thefts Lead To Arrest
Neil F. Smelker, 18, of 4518 E Cecelia St was arrested on suspicion of violating a state statute on coin operated devices. Detention followed a 5 50 p m arrest at Swanway Plaza E Broadway and Swan Road. Detectives say pay phone thefts have been under investigation for three months.
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Neil F. Smelker
E. Cecelia St
Swanway Plaza
E. Broadway
Swan Road
Smelker
Pima County
Public hearing on zone change Oracle Road area Tucson
Pima County Board of Supervisors holds a public hearing on December 19 1967 in the Transamerica Building Tucson for a zoning reclass from SH to CR-2 on the west side of Oracle Road 1823 feet north of Wetmore Road. Also notices bids for a water softener system for the Juvenile Court Center with bid opening December 6 1967 and specifications available from the Purchasing Agent.
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Transamerica
North Church Avenue
Tucson
Arizona
Araiza Oracle Road
Oracle Road
Wetmore Road
Elsa B. Hanna
Ihe Board of Supervisors
Manly
Pima County
South
Sud Avenue
Nawima County
Pima County Highway Department
Board of Sunary
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