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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1969

Page

5

City ends shuttle loop on East Side with critical hours carveout

Tucson council cut the East Side shuttle loop, retaining service only at critical times nine to three weekdays. The move saves about 90 dollars daily but keeps morning and afternoon runs for students and elderly near Davis Monthan AFB. Bus coordinator Hans Bendixen noted low area yield and redirected drivers to other routes after year end system changes.

Conrad Joyner Sahuaro High School Campbell Avenue Tucson General Hospital Prince Road Hans Bendixen Broadway Wilmot Road Centennial Park Steele Bendixen Davis- -Monthan Afb Joyner 22Nd Street Bendixon Tucson Transit Corp TCC Edward Bell

Hanoi motes Perot flights as provocative in peace talks

Hanoi denounced Texas financier H Ross Perot as provocative for planning mercy flights to Southeast Asia for U S prisoners in North Vietnam. Xuan Thuy, North Vietnamese spokesman, said gifts via Moscow were the only acceptable channel and warned the move would hinder prisoners' plight. Families of missing men traveling to Paris to seek information about loved ones were among those aboard the flight schedule.

Ray F. Herndon Paris UPI Hanoi Vietnam Texas H. Ross Perot U.S North Vietnam Moscow Karen Wood Tucson Chris Paul

ASU to honor GM founder Philanthropist Charles Mott

TEMPE UP I Charles Stewart Mott a GM founder and major contributor to community education will receive an honorary doctor of laws from Arizona State University on January 13. The Mott Foundation helped establish the Southwest Regional Center for Community School Development in 1968 run by ASU College of Education.

Tempe UPI Charles Stewart Mott General Motors Corp Arizona State University Charles Stewart Mott Foundation Arizona State Southwest Regional Center For Arizona State College of Education

War Dead Honored in Arizona Capitol Wreath

Americans Unlimited placed a Christmas wreath in the Capitol rotunda honoring Vietnam war casualties from Arizona. The wreath carried a card reading in loving memory of our beloved ones who have given their lives for us and their country.

Phoenix UPI Americans Unlimited Arizona Capitol

Benefit Show Supports Handmaker Nursing Home

Fifteen members of the South Pacific cast present a special benefit version tonight for the Handmaker Jewish Nursing Home for the Aged at 2221 N Rosemont Ave. The Play Box Theatre stages the final week of the musical from Tanque Verde Road in Trail Dust Town with regular performances at 8:30 p.m. Fri and Sat and 2:30 p.m. Sun.

Handmaker Jewish Nursing Home Rosemont Ave Play Box Theatre Tanque Verde Road Trail Dust Town

Nixon Pressure Saves Philadelphia Plan Victory in Congress

Congress approves the Philadelphia plan after a Senate reversal and a strong House vote. The program requires government contractors to hire more Black workers in construction until 20 percent of the workforce, aiming to spread opportunities and set a model for other areas. President Nixon warned he'd veto, but Congress kept the measure alive.

Washington UPI Nixon Congress Senate Philadelphia House Mixon George Meany Meany Nix

Congress Receives Nixon Plan To Rebuild Merchant Marine

President Nixon seeks a 10 year 3.8 billion program to revitalize the U S Merchant Marine. The Federal Maritime Administration will award contracts for 15 to 18 ships by July 1 and 25 to 27 more in the new fiscal year. The 30 ships a year goal won’t be met until next year. The American fleet sits at 950 ships, with three quarters over 20 years old, ranking sixth globally, one place behind the Soviet Union.

Washington UPI Nixon U.S Congress Federal Maritime Administration Administration A. E. Gibson Soviet Union

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