On The Job Fire Training Fires Blaze In Worthless Building
Officials said a on the job fire training likely caused the blaze in a worthless building. Fifteen rookies in a training class were dispatched to fight the fire and no losses were reported.
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1969
Page
1
Soul Research Legacy of Miner Haunts Arizona Court
The Arizona appellate court will study petitions from five claimants challenging a 1967 award of 275000 to Barrow Neurological Institute at St Joseph's Hospital for research into the soul. The fund, from Globe miner James Kidd who vanished in 1947, was disputed by Melvin Belli on grounds it should go to individual claimants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Globe
James Kidd
Arizona Appellate Court
Barrow Neurological Institute
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Kidd
Phoenix Institute
Maricopa County
Robert Myers
San Francisco
Melvin Belli
Belli
Joseph Still
Barrow Institute
Emma Clausser
Riverside
Calif
Allen Feinstein
Southwest Cablevision Appeals Tucson Cable License Ruling
Southwest Cablevision Inc. filed a notice of appeal in Superior Court Monday challenging a permanent injunction that blocks exclusive cable rights granted by Tucson. Judge Richard Roylston blocked the license for alleged arbitrariness and for not placing the matter on a council agenda or securing expert advice. City officials had hinted at pursuing cable operations themselves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southwest Cablevision Inc
Tucson
Southwest
Superior Court
Richard Roylston
71-year-old man charged with trailer fire arson
Tucson police arrested 71-year-old John Taylor II for first degree arson in the November 28 trailer blaze. Police say he took out an eight thousand dollar insurance policy on the trailer and was booked on a Justice Court warrant, after being admitted to Tucson General Hospital under another name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
John Taylor II
E. Benson Highway
Justice Court
Taylor
Tucson General Hospital
Stanley Franks
Leftist U S Youths Aid Cuban Sugar Harvest Brigade
More than 200 U S youths arrived in Cuba to help Fidel Castro harvest the sugar crop. The 216 volunteers, linked to Students for a Democratic Society and Black Panther Party among others, work at Ruben Martinez Villena mill in Havana Province during December and January under the banner La Brigada Venceremos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
United States
Fidel Castro
Havana Radio
Cuba
Students For A Democratic Society
Black Panther Party
Ruben Martinez Villena
Agucate
Havana
University Plans Career Conclave at Tucson Campus
The University of Arizona hosts a Saturday conference titled Careers Unlimited in Technical Education sponsored by UA Pima College and the Arizona State Department of Vocational Education. Dr. Kenneth Harper of Pima College speaks at noon lunch. J Karl Meyer of DATE delivers the 8 am keynote. over 400 Pima and Santa Cruz County businessmen invited for a half day event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Careers Unlimited
University of Arizona
Pima College
Arizona State Department of Vocational Education
Kenneth Harper
J. Karl Meyer
Development Authority For
Tucson
Pima
Santa Cruz County
Air West Plans 10 Percent Staff Cut to Cut Costs
Air West, Inc. will reduce its staff by about 400, or 10 percent, to match a similar cut in costs. The move follows last summer's 3,890 employees across 83 airports. Hughes Tool Co. intends to buy Air West, but the combined entity has not met Hughes net worth requirements. The airline will replace a $20 million convertible debenture with up to $30 million of new preferred stock to satisfy net worth commitments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Air West, Inc
Hughes Tool Co
Air West
Hughes
Tucson Daily Citizen Ad Rates For Home Delivery
Home delivery in Tucson by carrier costs 2600 per washer year. By auto route 2.20 per month or 26.40 per year. Homes delivered outside Tucson 50 cents per week or 2.20 per month. Mail rates payable in advance. State of Arizona 2.73 per month or 33.00 per year.
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Tucson
Routa
Dallverad
State of Arizona
Arizona
Canada
Mexico
Rizona
B - Citizen
Compan P.O
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