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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1973
Page
8
Mopsey a 10 year old blonde female mixed terrier will be available for adoption at the Humane Society of Tucson after 9 30 a m tomorrow. The dog shows a good disposition and comes from a Tucson couple who taped interviews about early cranberry pickers.
Bob and Betty Lewis of Tucson create taped informal audio portraits now housed at the University of Arizona as Larita the Lewis Audiovisual Research Institute and Teaching Archive. The collection includes about 6,000 tapes, films and slides, complementing their Rodgers and Hammerstein Library of Recorded Sound in New York. The couple, who met in 1960, have hosted Wonderous World across 600 stations and plan to teach students their techniques.
APOKA Florida April 1963 Terrariums began as containers for tea plants shipped from China to India during the Victorian era. Nathaniel Ward is credited with inventing them after observing a sphinx moth chrysalis in a covered jar. John's Nurseries, a leading foliage grower, notes the discovery sparked the tea industry. A new 6 inch terrarium set by Nour series matches plants and colors with blended soil.
Mercedes-Benz engineers unveil seven refinements to the 280 Sedan including a lower wider grille with improved cooling, redesigned mirrors and window molding, aerodynamic taillights, and a new four speed overdrive engine with a 2.8 liter DOHC powerplant. The car features four wheel disc brakes, independent suspension, power steering, and safety advances such as crumple‑zone style passenger cell and reinforced locks. The result is stronger fuel efficiency, smoother drivability, and persuasive performance for test drives and new purchases.
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