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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1964
Page
21
Three City Council members criticized the proposed garbage ordinance at yesterday's meeting. They highlighted issues with enforcement and cans used as receptacles while the plan awaits a Dec. 21 public hearing.
The Tucson Sign Association plans a push for a six month delay on a new outdoor sign ordinance. A 12 member committee from city manager, business, Tucson Beautiful, and the Sign Association would review and draft changes with a 180 day submission limit. Attorney George Morse criticized proposed sign reductions and billboard removals in B-2A zones and antique car ads. The meeting is set for tomorrow at 1 p.m. in City Council chambers.
The Air Force will deploy the FAC Phantom overseas for the first time this month. A rotary of Okinawa based interceptor squadrons will swap the older F102 Delta Dagger for the Phantom. The initial unit to rotate is the 555th Tactical Fighter Squadron from MacDill Air Force Base Florida.
CARTERSVILLE Ga two teenagers Glenn Cline 16 and Ann Lewis 14 of White Ga lay 10 hours in 18 degree weather after a country road crash. They were thrown clear but could not crawl for aid. Everett Chastin located the wreck and called state patrol. Ann had a broken leg Glenn a broken arm shoulder and head injuries. Both are reported in satisfactory condition.
The Old Pueblo Club membership voted to relocate to the 19th and 20th floors of the new Tucson Federal Savings & Loan building at 32 N Stone Ave once completed. The club also agreed to offer for sale its longtime building at 1195 Stone Ave built in 1907. New offices are slated to open by February 1966 with city and mountain views.
Kuwait ruler Sheikh Abdullah Salem El Sabah traveled to Bombay for two months of rest after already vacationing there three times this year. The Kuwait radio announced his travel plans and extended stay.
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