Bond sale doubtful for Pima College revenue bonds
At a State Junior College Board meeting Rennes Ely & Beck said the 53.4 million Pima College revenue bonds cannot be sold under current law which caps interest at 5 percent. The board urged the Legislature to raise the limit to 6 percent to allow timely construction of a student center and parking facilities.
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Phoenix
Pima College
State Junior College Board of Directors
Rennes, Ely & Beck
Pima
State Board
Arizona
George Spikes
Oliver Laine
El Presidio Complex Given Nod
The City Council and Board of Supervisors approved final plans for El Presidio Park and underground garage. Officials said the facility could cost about 2.971 million dollars if four alternates are omitted, including extra landscape features and elevators.
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Board of Supervisors
el Presidio Park
John S. Tsaguris
Thomas S. Jay
Dennis Weaver
Pete Rubi
Richard Kennedy
Humphrey to Teach at Two Twin Cities Colleges
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey announced he will return to teaching as a professor at the University of Minnesota and Macalester College in St. Paul. The 1939 graduate and former Macalester instructor said 25 years in politics left him with messages suited to a teaching environment.
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ST. Paul, Minn
Hubert H. Humphrey
Twin Cities
Humphrey
University of Minnesota At
Minneapolis
Macalester College of
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Fine Arts Center
Randolph Golf Course Move Prompted by Concerns
Real estate figure Ricki Rarick calls Randolph Municipal Golf Course badly mismanaged and urges a 60 day study by a special committee before the city takes over operations. He cites upkeep and cash handling and proposes including Prescott and Phoenix officials with city run courses.
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Ricki Rarick
Randolph Municipal
Rarick
Deli Urich
Fred Tess
Prescott
Phoenix
Roger O'Mara
James Webb
Randolph
el Rio Country Club
C5 Plane Project Halted Amid Contract Review
Senator William Proxmire says Defense Secretary Clifford will halt further C5 cargo plane spending until detailed reviews are finished. Hearings last month flagged possible costs topping the $3 billion ceiling. Lockheed remains prime contractor on the contract.
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UPI
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Defense
Clark M. Clifford
Pentagon
Proxmire
Joint Economic Committee
Clifford
Air Force
Lockheed
Former Bank Official Put On Probation
Former Bank of Tucson official Donald S. Peak received two years probation after pleading guilty to a reduced charge of stealing less than $100 from bank funds. Peak, ex assistant vice president, had faced a $50,000 time certificate charge, later dismissed. Restitution has been made. Also sentenced was Jan Louis Beauchat for helping an Arizona State Prison inmate obtain marijuana.
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Bank of Tucson
Donald S. Peak
Peak
Bank
Great Western Bank
E. River Road
William Browning
U.S. District Court
James A. Walsh
Walsh
Jan Louis Beauchat
San Bruno
Calif
Arizona
Vietnam Veterans Arrive For Stay At Camelback Inn
Sixty Vietnam veterans arrive in Phoenix after a long flight from Saigon to spend Christmas in the Salt River Valley. They are greeted at Sky Harbor Airport by wives, Wes Bolin, B. L. Tims, ASU pep band, Kaydettes, and ROTC units. Hosted by Camelback Inn for a week of steak fry, movies, sports, and a community banquet.
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Saigon
Sky Harbor
Wesley Bolin
Scottsdale
B. L. Tims
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ASU
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Army and
Air Force
Camelback Inn
West Speedway speed limit raised to 45 mph
The Board of Supervisors increased the speed limit on West Speedway Boulevard from 35 to 45 mph between Anklam and Greasewood roads, effective when new signs are posted, citing improved road surface. In a second action, the board awarded a $323,244 contract to Ettore DeConcini Builders Inc. for Francis A. Vesey Elementary School at Rufts and West Irvington roads.
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West Speedway Boulevard
Anklam
Greasewood
D.A. DiCicco
Ettore DeConcini Builders Inc
District 1
Francis A. Vesey
Rufts
W. Irvington Roads
Nixon asks Hoover Helms to stay on in posts
President elect Richard Nixon told reporters he has asked FBI director J Edgar Hoover and CIA director Richard Helms to remain in their positions. Both have agreed to stay on with no fixed term. Nixon spoke with Hoover and Helms, announcing their continued service.
Paul Bonner Dies at 75 Noted Novelist and Diplomat
Charleston South Carolina AP report says Paul Hyde Bonner novelist outdoors writer and former diplomat to Italy died Saturday after a brief illness. He was 75 and authored Ambassador Excelsior and Aged in Woods among other works.
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Charleston
S.C
Paul Hyde Bonner
Italy
Excelsior
Woods
Boy Runs Into Car, Eight-Year-Old In Satisfactory Condition
Michael Jordon McIntosh eight was hospitalized in satisfactory condition at St Marys Hospital after running into the side of a car Friday He lives at 2120 North 4th Avenue Police say he crossed a street outside a crosswalk area and was struck by a car driven by Robert Harbison 43 of 4433 North Jay Avenue The Harbison car stopped Then another car driven by William Henry Worrell 67 of 1610 West Higgins Street struck the boy Worrell stopped Harbison placed the youth in his car and took him to the hospital with Worrell following in his car
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Michael Jordon McIntosh
St. Mary’s Hospital
4Th Ave
Robert Harbison
Jay Ave
Harbison
William Henry Worrell
W. Higgins St
Worrell
Second Continuance Granted In Bill Bonanno Trial
Bill Bonanno son of Mafia chief Joe Bonanno had a second continuance in his trial for allegedly threatening a police officer with a deadly weapon. Visiting Justice William Swink extended until December 23 at 9 a.m. Bonanno, 35, of San Jose, faces weapon charges after allegedly aiming a rifle at Officer Richard Navarro near Peter Notaro’s residence. Bond set at $39,000. Swink substituted for Justice Lavetter.
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Salvatore
Bill Bonanno
Joe Bonanno
Justice of the Peace
William Swink
Mammoth
Bonanna
San Jose
Calif
Richard Navarro
N. Rosemont Blvd
Peter Notaro
Bonanno Clan
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