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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1969
Page
5
The Apollo 12 astronauts in excellent health leave the Lunar Receiving Laboratory 17 days after returning from the moon. They are joined by 25 others who shared the isolation due to exposure to lunar material and lab personnel.
Arizonans for Water Without Waste sponsors a car pool to Tempe for Friday's air pollution hearing. Virginia H. Childs, AWWW air pollution committee chair, invites interested residents to contact Lucille March for details and urges attendance or writing to the Division of Air Pollution at the State Health Department to support SO2 and particulate matter standards.
A Pima County citizens committee report spurred a legislative proposal to probe the state’s new electronic voting system. The Joint Election Reform Committee seeks to ensure computers counting votes cannot be rigged, citing potential programming-based manipulation and ballot handling gaps.
Arthur J. Goldberg announces his decision is final and will not seek the New York governorship or the U S Senate in the 1970 elections. He says the choice is not subject to change.
More than 40 000 Dade County school children to be inoculated for diphtheria as eight cases and two deaths are reported in Miami's Northwest area over four months. Emergency teams begin injections at about 40 schools with vaccines arriving from Jacksonville and Philadelphia.
Newark Mayor Addonizio testifies under subpoena in a federal grand jury probe of alleged government corruption. He acknowledges knowing reputed Cosa Nostra figure Anthony Boiardo while invoking the Fifth Amendment on multiple questions. The case follows a state panel report on Newark corruption and a joint county federal investigation.
Arab governments Egypt Jordan Syria and the Palestine Liberation Organization spokesman denounce the U S proposal for Israel Egypt talks terming it piecemeal and a trap. Arafat says Palestinian victory comes by force and Syria decries the plan as doomed. In fighting, a UN post near the cease fire line is hit as 26 Israelis and three Syrians are reported casualties.
A 24 year old Tucsonan, ale F O Gorman of 5120 E Speedway Blvd, faced a jail charge for drawing or using a deadly weapon non self defense after a quarrel in a Cabaret lounge at 3650 E Speedway Blvd. James E Reeves, 29, of 2540 N Park Ave, alleged O Gorman scuffled him before a shot rang out. Police said Reeves held O Gorman by the coat lapel as a bullet went through a chair, into the floor, then the ceiling.
Mr and Mrs Jacob W Manning of Tucson were awarded 26000 dollars for injuries from a May 1968 collision at N1st Ave and Crachman St A Superior Court jury fixed the damages after a trial before Judge Mary Anne Richey The defendant was University of Arizona student Robert Edwin Zeller of Kaibab Huachuca Hall Attorney Ralph W Soelter represented the Mannings and argued Zellers negligence caused the crash
University of North Carolina food service workers returned to work after a month long strike ended with a settlement. The pact meets most demands but keeps the $1.80 minimum wage until February when new terms will be negotiated.
Superior Court Judge Frey dismissed first degree rape and related charges against James Morgan Jr. 38, of 1527 E 27th St, after defense request. Morgan, previously convicted federally of possessing a sawed off rifle, was arrested when an Air Force policeman found a partially clad woman seeking help on Ajo Road near Mission Road. The victim has recovered. police report found weapons in Morgan’s car.
Funeral services for Maude V Hedberg 86 will be at 3 p.m. Friday at Arizona Mortuary Chapel with Rev Paul Alexander of Catalina Methodist Church officiating. A Lancaster Iowa native, she died yesterday at 3214 E Lester St after a long illness. She came to Tucson in 1941 from Homewood UL and led in the American Legion Auxiliary, Mor gan-McDermott Post 7 unit, and belonged to the Legion Ladies, Eastern Star and Daughters of the Nile. Survivors include her husband Edward son J P Cole grandsons Carl A Cole and John E Cole and one great granddaughter, all of Tucson. Burial at Southlawn Memorial Park.
The Supreme Court in Chief Justice Burger's first majority opinion holds Florida may treat armored car service and off site depository as branch banking. The ruling allows Florida to forbid first national Bank Plant City services if it would bar state banks. The decision narrows federal preemption and affects national bank branching.
Hazel M. Stift died May 16 in Tucson Medical Center leaving no will and an estate worth 156833.02. Probate records filed today in Superior Court name one heir, Jack Lewis Blair of Arlington Heights, Illinois.
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