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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1961
Page
8
Tucson District 1 officials debated placing physical education on par with academic subjects after Morris Baughman complained his daughter missed honor roll due to volleyball rule tests. The board took no action, citing ongoing study, while Rincon High School pilots PE free of marks.
Old Pueblo Stamp and Coin Shop at 307 E Congress displays a complete stock from 35 cents up with stamps coins and related collectibles. Local collectors can browse a wide range of vintage issues and bargain items.
The National Science Foundation funds three UA teaching institutes for next summer totaling 165000, with 36100 for space mechanics led by Dr Botaccini, 65500 for biology chemistry and physics led by Prof Seeley, and 63900 for a mathematics course taught by Dr Steinbrenner. About 150 teachers from colleges high schools and elementary schools will attend, with most money used for living and travel expenses.
The 65 prospective grand jurors will be drawn tomorrow and narrowed to 21 for investigating the city steel purchases of 1957-58. The 21 will be chosen Jan 10, amid scrutiny of a $45,967 stockpile now suspected to exceed by about $41,000 the proper amount. The county grand jury will decide if criminal action is involved, with all purchases made through agent Sidney Roth from General Steel Co. and Universal Industries Inc, without competitive bids.
Undergraduates at Rice University voted 778 to 447 for a policy allowing Negroes to enroll. There were no Negro students at the private school at the time.
The FDA formally banned diethylstilbestrol for caponizing chickens. The chemical is classified as a cancer producing agent after causing tumors in laboratory animals.
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