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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1972

Page

3

History group in Tucson opposes state history goals plan

Parents teachers and students at Miles Exploratory Learning Center voiced opposition to the History Basic Goals Commission plan to shape classroom history content. They plan to present at Saturday's public hearing at the University of Arizona College of Education as part of a broader push against state level curriculum dictates.

United States Arizona Tucson Miles State History Basic Goals Commission University of Arizona College of Education History Commission State Board of Education Social Studies Commission Tom Caldwell Sierra Vista Basic Goals Commission of Science Caldwell Parent-Teachers Association PTA

Kids Play With Deadly Cannonball In Selma

In Selma Alabama a seven year old told her grandmother they played with a Civil War cannonball found near a water meter. Authorities detonated the relic at the city dump after determining it was safely inert.

Selma Ala Annette Williams Roger Clanton Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms Division U.S. Treasury Department

LBJ urges renewed fight for racial justice at UT symposium

President Lyndon B. Johnson, honored at a two day symposium, urged Americans to continue to struggle against racial injustice. He opened Civil Rights papers from 1964 to 1965 and 1985, calling for equal rights and opportunities while addressing 1000 invited leaders and educators. Humphrey forecast civil rights progress would shape Nixon's tenure and argued welfare reform could reduce rent gouging and promote home ownership.

Johnson Hobert Humphrey Nixon Thumbrey Minnesota

Williams urges traffic toll out

Phoenix governor Williams urged the news media to help reduce Arizona’s rising traffic death toll. At a Phoenix briefing he proclaimed December 20 as Highway and Traffic Safety Awareness Day and warned 1972 could become the state’s deadliest year without action. Youth council leaders Jere Cox and Brenda Johnson joined him, part of Traffic Representatives of Arizona’s Governor Youth Council. The current toll stood at 749 with 51 more than last year.

Phoenix Dack Williams Jere Cox Mesa High School Brenda Johnson South Mountain High Cochairman Arizona Youth Conneil Willams

Pair faces 12 charges of embezzlement

LeRoy Page and John Rosenberg face twelve embezzlement counts in Tucson. sealed indictments allege theft of 177000 from the estate of 6 year old Katrina Decker. Prosecutor Tandy led a secret grand jury, with Judge Truman approving multiple counts for both defendants who have not yet been arrested or located.

Tucson LeRoy Page Long Beach Calif John Rosenberg Superior Court Alice Truman Marshall Tandy Rosenberg Secre Tandy Katrina Decker Page Truman Stosenberg Probate Division Tucson Daily Citizen Pima County State Bar of Arizona

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