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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 17, 1965

Page

3

Disney Wins Contract for Alpine Village Ski Resort

Agriculture Secretary Freeman announced Walt Disney Productions would develop a $35 million Alpine Village in Mineral King Sequoia National Forest. Disney tops five bidders and would receive a 30 year permit after temporary approvals and a road contract, with a tiered fee share from lift operations and receipts.

Washington UPI Walt Disney Productions Mineral King Callsels Sequoia National Forest Orville L. Freeman Disney Group High Sierra Freeman San Francisco Forrest Service Disney Organization Los Angeles Disney Mineral King Development Co

Court sentences in Utah obstructions and forgery cases

In Superior Court Joel Sublette, 38, of 237 E Wetmore Road, received months probation for obstructing justice. John Michael Thornton, 32, of Castle Dale Utah, was sentenced to 6 months probation for obstructing justice. Jack Mullins, 31, of 1565 E Limberlost Road, obstructing justice, and Claire Rene Knighton, 40, of 2317 N Flores Drive, forgery with seven counts, were each sentenced to $5 years in state prison per count, to run concurrently.

Joel Sublette E. Wetmore Road John Michael Thornton Castle Dale Utah Jack Mullins E. Limberlost Road Claire Rene Knighton N. Flores Drive

North Side Save-Co Site Receives Conditional Zoning OK

The City Planning and Zoning Commission conditionally approves a zoning change for a $1 million Save-Co discount store at the northwest corner of E Grant Road and N 1st Ave Tucson. A development plan with parking ratios and no north or west access will be required before referral to the mayor and City Council.

Save-Co Discount City Planning and Zoning Commission E. Grant Road N. 1St Ave Save-Co Tucson

Wheeler & Wheeler Move to Phoenix Title Building

The law firm Wheeler & Wheeler relocates from the Arizona Land Title Building to the Phoenix Title Building. Founders Harold Wheeler and son Richard Wheeler lead the firm with Harold a longtime Tucson police chief turned attorney since 1945. Richard is UA Law School graduate, class of 1962.

Wheeler &. Wheeler Arizona Land Title Phoenix Title Harold Wheeler Richard Harold

March Trial Set For Schmid In Rowe Case

Judge Tinney warned pre trial publicity in the Rowe case could deny due process and a fair jury. He noted editorials and national coverage fueling hostility and urged reconsideration of venue to protect defendants rights.

Schmid Rowe Daily Citizen Boylston Tucson Tinney Arizona

A Blasts Set Off In Nevada Testing Range

The Atomic Energy Commission conducted two nuclear blasts at the Nevada test site. One device yielded under 10 000 tons of TNT while the second was a low intermediate yield between 20 000 and 200 000 tons.

Washington UPI Atomic Energy Commission AEC Nevada

Ex Publisher Richard Hudson Jr. dies in Montgomery

Richard F. Hudson Jr. aged 81, former owner and publisher of the Montgomery Advertiser and Alabama Journal, died Wednesday after a brief illness in Montgomery Alabama.

Montgomery Ala Richard F. Hudson Jr Montgomery Advertiser Alabama Journal

Ban Ends Circus Chants In Florida Under Skill Game Ban

Florida Attorney General Earl Faircloth bans circus midway games that offer prizes for skill, deeming them illegal. The ruling targets the old carnival chant “Step right up” and signals the end of the prize game era at circuses in the state.

Tallahassee Fla Florida Earl Faircloth

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