Seven Tucson police to promote seven officers December 17
Police Chief Bernard L. Garmire announced that two sergeants will become lieutenants and five patrolmen will be promoted to sergeant on December 17. Promoted to lieutenants are Sgts. Peter Birmingham and Richard H. Smith. New sergeants are Bruce Fuller Patrick McGuire Charles Middleton Kenneth Krieger and Orville Ridgley.
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Peter Birmingham
Richard H. Smith
Bruce Fuller
Patrick McGuire
Charles Middleton
Kenneth Krieger
Orville Ridgley
Garmire
Smith
Birmingham
Union Bank Buys Nursing Center After Tragic Fire
Union Bank purchased Craycroft Nursing Center at 5838 E. Pima St for 159000 in a court approved Chapter 11 sale. The transfer from James P. and Marion Hannan includes mortgages totaling 110000 and liens of 40000, with 54 occupants at the time of the September fire and the cause never determined. Former Michigan state senator James Hannan co owned the center with his wife.
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Union Bank
Hugh M. Caldwell
U.S. District Court
E. Pima St
James P
Marion Hannan
Lowell E. Rothschild
Rothschild
Lathrop Brown
Hannans
Mortages
Caldwell
Richard Coolidge
Corsoner
Hannan
Michigan
Groundwater A Blast May Come In 70
Arizona may host the nation’s first underground nuclear test to store groundwater. AEC officials, led by William Trenholme, expect a proposal in 1970 with feasibility replies from Lawrence and Livermore labs. Multiple Arizona sites are under study, with northern areas deemed most promising.
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Arizona
William M. Trenholme
State Atomic Energy Commission
State Aec
Lawrence Radiation Laboratory
Livermore
Calif
San Francisco
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Trenholme
John Harshbarger
University of Arizona
Area Council to Host Record Hop Fundraiser in December
The Mountain Area Council will hold a music dance at 8 p.m. on December 21 at Ruby's Drive Inn on 29th St and Mission Rd. California DJ Nat Williams will MC the event to honor teens participating in a drive to raise funds for the needy.
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Viet Victory Group Plans UA Rally at University Campus
University of Arizona students plan a rally to support victory in Vietnam hosted by the Viet Victory Group. Speakers include U S Rep Donald Lukens and Oliver Pierce with participation limited to students staff and faculty from 4 to 6 p m.
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UA Rally
University of Arizona
Vietnam
U. S
Donald Lukens
SP Battles Attack On Service
Southern Pacific official Ralph O. Coltrin defended passenger service at an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing. He said SP aims for good passenger service and that the railroad loses thousands annually operating trains. A University of Arizona student testified he would ride SP if service improved.
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Southern Pacific Co
Tucson
Ralph O. Coltrin
Interstate Commerce Commission
Louisiana
California
Coltrin
Los Angeles
New Orleans
Houston
el Paso
Southern Pacific
John Messer
Washington, D.C
Coltiir
Messer
David Pettigrew
University of Arizona
$1 Per Year Proposed For Legislators
Rep. M. G Miniken of Yuma proposes a constitutional amendment to cut legislators’ salaries to $1 annually and asks the House clerk to halt his pay from the current special session. He notes he would earn $20 per day for up to 13 days if the session continues. He says the move is a taxpayer protest against the Republican legislature.
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M. G Miniken
D - Yuma
Miniken
House
Udall Declines Utah State Presidency Offer
Secretary of Interior Stewart L. Udall has turned down an offer to become president of Utah State University in Logan. Udall informed university officials last month he is not seeking another job. Dr. Daryl Chase remains acting president past retirement age while a successor is sought. the board of trustees continues interviews and meets again this afternoon.
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Washington
Stewart L. Udall
Utah State University
Logan
Udall
Daryl Chase
University
Interior Department
New Plane Blamed For Sonic Boom Calls At City
Police, sheriff, and Davis Monthan AFB received a flood of calls about explosions believed to be sonic booms. Officials traced 9:25 a.m. report to an SR71 jet, likely from Beale AFB California, with a second unconfirmed blast at 11 a.m. The SR71, capable of speeds over Mach 3 and 80,000 feet, prompted local concern and unclear future training flights over the area.
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Sherif
Davis-Monthan Afb
City Hall
Davis-Monthan
SAC
Clergyman Preaches At Own Funeral in Vermont
In Weston Vermont the Rev Harold G High preached his own funeral sermon Tuesday using a recording made three years earlier. The prerecorded message was played at the service after his death was announced.
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Weston, Vt
Harold G. High
Mr. High
Subs To Fire A Missiles Aimed At U.S. Targets
Washington reports UPI that Communist China has equipped its two largest submarines with vertical missile launchers. Each sub carries three tubes with an 380 mile range. construction is nearly finished at Dairen. No missiles aboard yet, but authorities expect rapid deployment once ready.
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Washington
UPI
China
U.S. Navy
Dairen
Manchuria
Congressional leaders target December 15 adjournment date
Washington reports that congressional leaders are now aiming for a December 15 adjournment. The shift follows stalled negotiations and calendar pressures as the year nears its close.
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Washington
UPI
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