Tucson Campaign Dollars Show Democrats Outspent GOP
Campaign filings show Democrats spent 21 795 to Republicans 8 079 for the Nov 7 election. The Committee to Keep Tucson Moving and Committee for Responsible Government led the spending with radio and TV ads and large donor lists.
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Charles Turbyville
City Democrats
Committee To
Tucson
Committee For Responsible Government
Republican Committee
Kossack Advertising Associates Inc
Democratic Central Committee
G. Freeman Woods
Republican Council
John M. Harlow
Conrad F. Joyner
James N. Corbett Jr
Council
Thomas C. Dorgan
Richard J. Kennedy
Snow Expected Tonight Across Iowa and Kansas
A weather forecast shows snow in store for Iowa and Kansas tonight. Rain or showers are likely in the Mississippi Valley and along the Gulf Coast. Warmer air moves into the Tennessee Valley while New England and Gulf Coast regions grow colder.
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U.S
Iowa
Kansas
Mississippi Valley
Gulf Coast
Tennessee Valley
New England
Weather data snapshot from Tucson page with celestial notes
The fragment lists yesterday and year ago temperatures and records for December 9 in Tucson. It includes high and low temperatures, mean temps, humidity at two times, barometer range, sunrise and sunset times, and mentions moon phases and a distant planet in transit.
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Tucson
Dex
Tome
Fragmentary Sky Notes From An Unreadable Page
A muddy OCR fragment mentions times 1:34 am and 16 details about a bright object, velocity axes and orbit. The readable bits set no clear event, place, or names to identify.
Local Postal Office Ad Offers Rates and Hours
Fragmentary notice from Tucson area listing mailing options and prices. Mentions 25 cents for a service, 45 cents outside Tucson, and 2 dollars for second class post. Provides address 906 North Stone Ave and Pinecrest reference.
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Tn Ave
Tucton
Tucson
Whale
North Stone Ave
Rites Set for James Winston Jones Tucson Junior High Student
Funeral services for 12 year old James Winston Jones of Tucson are planned for Monday at 2 p.m. at Arizona Mortuary Chapel. Burial follows at Evergreen Cemetery. He died after treatment at M D Anderson Hospital Houston since Oct. 31. He was son of James E. Jones and his wife. He leaves three brothers and two sisters. The family requests memorials to the Tucson chapter of the American Cancer Society in lieu of flowers.
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Canyon del Oro
Arizona Mortuary Chapel
Stone Ave
Third St
Evergreen Cemetery
M. D. Anderson Hospital
Houston
James E. Jones
Suffolk Drive
Tucson Newspapers Inc
Glenwood Spain
Robert Jones
Brian Jones
Nancy
Heather Jones
Greta Jones
Wanda Tivis
Tucson
Tivis
Osawatomie
Kan
American Cancer Society
Indians To Study Early History On Papago Reservation
Alfred F. Lawrence announces a new BIA curriculum on the Papago Reservation to foster racial pride through a solid history of the Papago people. The program, to begin in the first and ninth grades, aims to blend Indian values with modern world living and will be taught in four BIA elementary schools and senior institutions.
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Papago Reservation
Alfred F. Lawrence
Department of the Interior
BIA
Lawrence
Sells
Papago
Pima County
Santa Rosa Ranch
Kerwo
Vaya Chin
Santa Rosa
Sherman Institute
Riverside
Calif
Phoenix Indian School
Stewart Indian School
Carson City
New
Hollywood Won't Be Abolished in Los Angeles
Los Angeles officials decided not to abolish Hollywood. The planning committee had considered rescinding the 1937 boundary ordinance but the Thursday vote was unanimous to keep Hollywood intact.
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Los Angeles
Hollywood
City Council Holds Talk On Outlying Sewer Line Funding
The council meets at 2 p.m. to decide on the Pima County Sanitary District sewer line project north of the city. It seeks 1.28 million of federal funds for a 3.1 million trunk line from Dodge Boulevard to the Santa Cruz River, parallel to the Rillito River, with TUARRC review. Mayors Corbett and Davis are noted in the shifting TUARRC roles. The 7:30 p.m. regular session will mainly hire bond consultants for a proposed up to 1 million dollar community center revenue bond.
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Pima County
Tucson Urban Area
South Africa Performs First Double Kidney Transplant
JOHANNESBURG South Africa announces its first double kidney transplant from a single donor to two recipients One teenage male donated both kidneys which were transplanted to a man and a woman Friday night Surgeons at Johannesburg General Hospital report the patients are doing as well as could be expected and kidneys may be functioning yet unknown providers withheld identities
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Johannesburg General Hospital
Cat Lane Residents Seek Quiet as Pub Barking Disturbs Sleep
In Birmingham England residents on Cat Lane petition the local council over dogs barking from a nearby pub, saying the noise keeps them awake at night. The action highlights community nuisance and requests council action or mediation.
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Barking Dogs
Ink Cat Lane
Birmingham
England
UPI
Cat Lane
Verde Meadows Townhouse Offer Promises Low Rent and Equity
Verde Meadows promotes spacious townhouses with $600 yearly price, tax and interest deductions for local buyers. The plan includes 19 design options, no maintenance fees, and low rent ranging from $50 to $115 monthly. A 2,000 sq ft recreation center and nearby locations are highlighted for commuting ease to downtown and the U U of A. Move in now at 1338 E Irvine ton and call 294 9421 for details.
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Verde Meadows
Verde Meadow
U. of A
Irvington
Park
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