TUARRC Pushes Tucson Toward Public Transit Ownership
The Tucson Area Regional Reviewing Committee TUARRC endorses a plan by William Ealy to publicly own area mass transit, saying profit is unlikely and urging state legislation to allow a single regional authority. The study estimates losses of 100000 and 280000 annually for two options and calls for 33 passenger buses costing 24000 each.
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William Ealy
Tucson Area
Tucson Transit Corp
Old Pueblo Transit Co
Easy
Tuarac
Special Transportation Needs Committee
Thomas Jordan
Easter Seal Society
Jordan
Tuarac Board
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
George Rosenberg
Health Planning Council
Goats Win Pig Bowl as Goats Beat Pigs for Charity
In Ypsilanti Michigan the Washtenaw County Sheriff and his deputies faced Ann Arbor Police in the first Pig Bowl. The goats led 19 to 0 early in the game and won as the event raised $4000 for underprivileged children.
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Ypsilanti, Mich
UPI
Douglas J. Harvey
Harvey
Ann Arbor
Washtenaw
Supreme Court bars narcotics buyers from shielding sellers case
The Supreme Court ruled that drug peddlers may be prosecuted under a federal registration law even if buyers are exempt from punishment. The decision upholds convictions of two sellers and confirms perjury prosecutions for false government statements. Morales case details exist, with debate over police detention and voluntariness of a confession. Justices Black and Douglas dissented on narcotics issue.
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Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Wilson Stands Up For U S In Vietnam Debate
Prime minister Harold Wilson faced angry left wing Labour shouts as he told Parliament Britain would not abandon support for the United States over Vietnam even if massacre charges prove true. He warned of a possible Nigeria dispute vote after tensions over UN arms embargo talks.
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London
UPI
Harold Wilson
Parliament
United States
Vietnam
Britain
Wilson
Nigeria
United Nations
Paris
Deputy and Suspect Die After Shootout in Bowie
In Bowie Arizona a deputy sheriff Leroy Brown age 38 was shot in a small restaurant on State Highway 86 and died. Suspect Andreas Griego age 20 who was wounded died later at Tucson Medical Center. County Attorney Riley said Griego threw coffee before Brown was shot as Griego pulled a revolver from a bag. Brown had helped arrest Griego last August for disturbing the peace.
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Bowie
API
Leroy Brown
Arizona
Andreas Griego
Tucson
Richard Riley
Brown
Griego
Israeli Jets Hit Suez Positions Amid Golan Fire
United Press International reports Israeli air force struck Egyptian targets in the central Suez Canal, with artillery duels in the Golan Heights and reported Israeli casualties. Cairo claimed a Sinai raid by Egyptian commandos. Tel Aviv denied the raid.
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Suez
Suez Canal
Golan Heights
Syria
Egypt
Sinai Desert
Israel
Tel Aviv
Rafid
Cairo
Prison Term Given On Murder Charge
Dewey Junior Stamps, 44, was sentenced to 25 to 30 years in Arizona State Prison for the bludgeon murder of Mildred Frances Caudill, 46, near her McKane Trail home. He pleaded guilty to second degree murder after being unable to stand trial for first degree. Stamps blamed alcohol for the crime, and Judge John P. Collins called it a horrible violent act shown by jealousy. Caudill’s children witnessed the beating as Stamps struck her head on the concrete sidewalk. a neighbor attempted to intervene before police arrived and took Stamps into custody.
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Dewey Junior Stamps
Arizona State
Mildred Frances Caudill
McKane
S. St. Ave
Stamps
Superior Court
John P. Collins
Collins
H. Earl Rogge Jr
Joseph A., Lovallo
Three Arizona School Boards Set Final Meetings of Year
Amphitheater Sunnyside and Flowing Wells boards plan last 7 30 p m sessions. Sunnyside may reappraise five acres near Sunnyside High owned by Hughes Tool Co and postpone a condemnation until March. Flowing Wells considers a northern district 20 acre site offer by Gene Anderson amid a 750 unit mobile home park zoningApproval. Amphitheater to review 1970 71 class scheduling contract with Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co.
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Amphitheater
Sunnyside
Flowing Wells
Sunnyside High School
Hughes Tool Co
Eliott Betken
Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co
Canyon ‘del Oro
Marlon Yoder
Flowing Wells Board
Gene Anderson
Orange Grove
Thornydale Roads
Woman 22 Found Dead in Camper at Carnival Grounds
Ethel Helen Kyle, 22, employed at a winter carnival, was found dead in her camper pickup near N First Ave and N Grant Rd. Police said no foul play is suspected. autopsy planned. Two show employees Bryant Tucker and Almon Gray, both 61, discovered the body after she complained of chest pains and reportedly went to Pima County Hospital.
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Ethel Helen Kyle
Willow City
N.D
N. 1St Ave
N. Grant Road
Bryant Tucker
Almon- Gray
Pima County
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Melvin
Morales
New York
Hugo L. Black
William C. Douglas
Grargda
Tucson International
U.S
WNTH
Eta
JOINA
Ativan J Jiurnay
Broadway
Blyd
Citizen Fhoro
Phil Rosenbare
Mark Smith
Patty Smith
Sunshine Kiwanis Club
Randolph Park
United Press International
Tfucson
Eshelberg Lone
Pennington
Niles
Sansui
Sansuisfidelity
Sanaul
Niles Radio & TV
4Th Ave
Young Citizen High School
Daily Citizen
Olivers
Oliver’s Cleaners
Oliver
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