Tucson Seeks Bids for Washington Heights Improvements
City of Tucson invites sealed bids for the Washington Heights and Columbus Boulevard District Paving Improvement. Bids cover labor materials and services, with bonds, wage scales, and performance terms detailed in the notice. Deadline set for January 4, 1963, with awards to lowest responsible bidder following sealed bid opening.
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No Major Flu Outbreak Expected This Winter
Public Health Service predicts the nation will escape a widespread flu epidemic this winter with only localized outbreaks possible. Vaccinations are advised for high risk groups including pregnant women the elderly and those with chronic diseases. Health officials caution on crowded places and advise timely doctor contact if illness occurs.
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Public Health Service
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United States
American Medical Association
Found Guilty Driver Appeals in City Court
Abelardo M. Contreras, 52, of 709 W. Louisiana Sr., was found guilty in City Court yesterday on a drunken driving charge. He was ordered to pay a 100 dollar fine and to serve 10 days in jail. Spee filed notice of ap.
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Scripto President Says Boycott Has No Effect
Atlanta Up I said by Carl N. Singer that an alleged boycott of Scripto products by Negro racial groups has not affected sales. The strike by plant workers and demands for wage increases highlight alleged discrimination in pay between skilled and non skilled workers. Singer argued the union seeks 13 cents an hour while the company offered 4 cents to skilled and 2 cents to non skilled workers.
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Edward Starich Fined for Drunken Driving in Garage
West Allis Wisconsin Edward Starich was fined 50 dollars after police said he fell asleep in a running car in reverse in his garage and was charged with drunken driving.
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Defog Systemn Has Lethal Efficiency
NEW BRUNSWICK New Jersey UPI reports turnpike commissioners were told experiments to disperse fog with high frequency sound waves continue despite a major problem. Traffic engineer Paul Weckesser says the sound waves are effective but would kill anyone in their path.
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