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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1966
Page
1
The block market started 1968's final week irregularly in a cautious mood. Trading was modest with nonferrous metals autos and aerospace edging higher while steels drugs airlines oils and rubbers edged lower. News was light over the Christmas weekend as November tool orders fell signaling ongoing economic slowdown.
Gov. Sam Goddard will appoint Arizona’s member of the Four Corners Regional Economic Development Commission before leaving office. The other four governors will select two members each with a fifth by President Johnson, under papers signed last week in Washington. A staff of about 25 will be hired to spur regional economic growth covering Coconino Navajo Mohave Apache Yavapai Gila Greenlee Pinal and Graham counties.
Fragmentary OCR text shows pricing notes and location Tucson with mentions of weekly and monthly rates. The legible elements include 45 cents per week and 2.28 dollars cited in relation to a public posting. Some words are garbled and not clearly attributable to a readable event.
Police report a Christmas Day break in at the Dunkin Donuts shop 5346 E 22nd St. Burglars ransacked the till and took 896.13 dollars in cash. The theft was discovered early yesterday.
A criminologist says crime now rises with affluence not poverty as prosperity grows. He cites thefts and burglaries where careless victims invite crime and notes many culprits are ordinary citizens drawn by rewards of economic progress. He urges a reassessment of criminal justice tenets and stronger public vigilance.
Albert S. Oshrin has been appointed dinner chairman for a benefit dinner dance by the 1967 Combined Jews by Appeal. He has served on the Arizona Cotton Growers Association board and was vice president of the SuPima Association. The event inaugurates the fund-raising campaign and will be held January 14 at the Pioneer International Hotel. Ron Jaroff handles reservations.
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