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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1967
Page
8
Pet notices and adoption offers printed free in the Tucson Daily Citizen list dogs cats puppies kittens and other animals for rehoming. Entries include contact details and locations with varying conditions and ages.
Spurs And Spurs The Cat Mountain Riders cancel all gymkhana activities for now but will continue meetings and outdoor events. Lil Abner’s closes Christmas to allow staff time with families. A New Year double roping session is planned plus a 3 pm Sunday jackpot roping at Trail Dust Town. Bucky Bradford shines at RCA rodeo finals in Oklahoma City.
Thieves stole over $1,000 in goods from two Tucson residences and attempted to torch one dwelling. Albert Lara found a broken window and smoke in the kitchen after returning home, with Christmas presents worth $50 missing. He says lard on a stove and lit burners sparked the fire he then put out. Fred Reece reported burglars took clothing and a camera valued at about $1,000.
Mrs. Lavern R. Van Allsburg reports a burglary at 615 West Alturas Street. A thief entered an unlocked door and stole a purse containing two rings valued at seven hundred dollars and sixty dollars in cash. Police investigation ongoing.
George Howell faced a rambling porch visit from carolers who sang for fifteen minutes. The group then ripped down his stair railing and fled, leaving Howell unsure if they carried Christmas spirit or a Scrooge mindset.
Two University of Arizona faculty join the year old American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages board. Dr. Joe Malik, professor of Russian, becomes executive secretary of the American Association of Teachers of Slavic and East European Formwtages, while Dr. Royal Tinsley Jr., assistant professor, serves as executive secretary of the Arizona chapter of the American Foreign Language Association and president of the Arizona Association of Teachers of German.
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