Tucson's Holiday Travel Surge Strains Airport Capacity
Tucson International Airport prepares for its biggest travel day of the year with about 12 000 passengers expected mainly University of Arizona students. Officials warn peak times from 8 to 10 am and 4 to 10 pm by the holiday rush.
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Tucson International
Tucson
Robert Chambers
Tucson Airport
Chambers
University of Arizona
U.A
Mexico
California
Colorado
Tom Braun
Sky Chef’s Inc
New York
Chicago
Ft. Huachica
U.S
TWA
Tom Parks
Fire kills eight in Seoul shantytown blaze
A predawn fire in eastern Seoul swept through a shanty area killing eight people and destroying 117 houses, UPI reports.
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Seoul
UPI
Open Vote May Not Boost School Bond Turnout
School officials see little turnout change after a three judge panel opens bond voting to all qualified voters, not just property owners. but experts differ on whether the ruling suffices without a state constitutional amendment.
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Elliott Becken
Amphitheater
Garden Valley
Phoenix
Herbert H. Cooper
Tucson
Arizona
U.S. Circuit Court
Walter Ely
Los Angeles
U.S. District Court
Walter B. Craig
William Copple
Becken
Cooper
Supreme Court
Marlen Yoder
Flowing Wells
Staff Merger Approved for UCG-TCC in 1971
United Community Campaign and Tucson Community Council approve a plan to merge staff units to boost efficiency. Morris D. Smith named director and Thomas F. Jordan associate director. merger effective January 1, 1971 while boards remain separate for 1970 allocations.
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Ucg-Tcc
United Community Campaign
Tucson Community Council
UCC
TCC
Morris D. Smith
Thomas F. Jordan
United Community Services
Elbert Brooks
Edward Nelson
Raul Castro Says Kidnap Peril Is Occupational Hazard
Onetime U S ambassador Raul Castro told the Phoenix Nucleus Club that Latin American danger is part of the job. He recounted a planned kidnapping against him and his wife uncovered after a Communist was killed in Bolivia last September. Castro said he faced threats despite bodyguards and Bolivian troops.
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U.S
Bolivia
Raul Castro
Latin America
Castro
Phoenix Nucleus Club
County Board approves 200 voting machines purchase
The County Board of Supervisors authorized buying 200 Votomatic machines to add to 780 already purchased for the 1968 elections. County election bureau clerk Manuel Cervantes said the new machines will cost $44,000 and that the present number is inadequate.
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County Board of Supervisors
Manuel Cervantes
County Election Bureau
United States Loans $4 Million for Monrovia Airport
The United States signed an agreement to lend 4 million dollars to Monrovia to improve the international airport. The move aims to bolster Liberia's air traffic capacity and regional connectivity.
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Monrovia
Liberia
United States
City Bids Policy On Hotel Project Stirs Debate
The article details hotel land bidding for a 350 to 400 room project, with six developers offering varied prices and plans. Sarver lead with 3.45 per sq ft plus 55000 for a gas station and 250000 for site development. negotiations planned for 180 days before finalizing. Reopening bids could deter submissions and delay construction, raising costs and jeopardizing Convention Center prospects.
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O'Mara
Whitmore
Sarver
O’mara
Manzo School Choir Performs Under Susanne Madala
Joyous voices ring from Manzo School as children sing last night under Miss Susanne Madala, aide to the music teacher, with Mrs Mabel McFadden and Mrs Howard Adams among the attendees.
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Mabel McFadden
Howard
Manzo
Martin Estate To Kin As Heirs Shared In Probate
The estate of Barnett N. Martin who died Sept 11 1968 at age 56 totaling 118 863 71 will pass to his mother Lexie A. Martin and five other heirs. He died without a will and probate records in Superior Court list two brothers Richard E. Martin Orval C. Martin and six sisters Nina A Phillips Mildred Nations among the heirs. The distribution splits one half to his mother with remaining shares allocated to the listed siblings.
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Barnett N. Martin
3Rd Ave
Martin
Lexie A. Martin
Richard E. Martin
F. Pima St
Orval C. Martin
Nina A. Phillips
E. Phillips
Mildred. Nations
Giendale
Ariz
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Ams
Susanne Madala
Citizen Photo
Tucson General Hospital
Seagondollar Music
Tucson Daily Citizen
Associated Press
United Press International
State of Arizona
Canada
Mexicar
Citizen Publishing Company
P.Q. Box
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Heublein
Hartford, Conn
Smirnoff
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