Court upholds $900 monthly pay cap for Arizona firm head
The Arizona Court of Appeals affirms a Superior Court decision limiting John E. Nordin, president of Arizona Moving & Storage Co., to a $900 monthly salary and $100 monthly entertainment allowance. He must surrender $5,000 in stock from 1965. Kaldenbaugh argues the board never approved $19,200 in pay. The 1949 stock-purchase restriction aimed to prevent control by any single holder, and remains in effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John E. Nordin
Arizona Moving & Storage Co
Court of Appeals
Nordin
Nerdin
Henry Kaldenbaugh
Kaldenbaugh
Tucson Country Club
Old Pueblo Club
Board of Directors
Tucson
W. T. Holmes
Man files suit over furnace blast at Christopher City
Audelio V. Carrillo of 2495 E 49th St sues Christopher City Development Corp Tucson Gas and Electric and others in Superior Court for 100000 alleging a negligently designed furnace and a defective gas meter led to a severe explosion at Christopher City apartments last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christopher City
Christopher City Development Corp
Tucson Gas & Electric
Audelio V. Carrillo
49Th St
W. Edward Morgan
Tg&e
Resolution condemns GOP splinter groups in Arizona
In Phoenix the Maricopa County Young Republican Executive Board approved a resolution denouncing the United Republicans of Arizona and other splinters. It endorsed the state committee and Harry Ronzweig and urged resignations from posts incompatible with UROA. The move follows recent party leadership shifts and tensions over a county committee chair vacancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
UPI
Maricopa County
Young Republican Executive Board
United Republicans of Arizona
Republican State Committee
Harry Rosenzweig
David W. West
GROA
Republican Party
UROA
State Committee
Charles C. Miller
Arizona
Publican Party
Ellsworth
ARCA
Overcooked Undersold: Salvation Army Gains From Rescue
An East Side restaurant manager called Tucson Fire Department at closing as food was overcooked and unsold. An off duty firefighter collected the piping hot meals and delivered them to the Salvation Army Hospitality House for distribution to the needy. The manager will notify firemen of any sizable unsold portions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis Franklin
Fire Department
Salvation Army
Estate Valued At $195 580 For Dr John Duncan Heirs
The estate of the late Dr. John Charles Duncan valued at more than $195 580 by Superior Court appraisers lists his daughter Mrs Eunice Strickler and two grandchildren as primary beneficiaries. Duncan, 85, taught astronomy at the University of Arizona 1950 to 1962 and died in September in Chula Vista California. The estate comprises stocks insurance and cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Charles Duncan
Superior Court
Duncan
University of Arizona
Eunice Strickler
Chula Vista
Calif
Arizonans' Slayer Begins Colorado Life Term
Thomas Julius Sergent, 26, from Hazel Park Michigan, started his life sentence at the Colorado State Penitentiary in Canon City for the murder of Milton Moeller and the murder charge tied to Mildred Moeller. He had been sentenced in December but weather blocked transfer until now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Durango
Colo
UPI
Thomas Julius Sergent
Hazel Park
Mich
Arizona
Canon City
Colorado State Penitentiary
Sergeant
Sergent
Milton Moeller
Phoenix
Moeller
Mildred
National Forest
Colorado
Daley vows to stop protests after alderman shot
Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley angrily defended the city after the shooting of Alderman Leon M. Despres and a threat of Negro demonstrations next summer. He warned no one will take over the city in July or any month and urged up to 5 000 more police if needed. The remarks followed Dick Gregory's criticism of the Democratic National Convention venue and a call for mass demonstrations if open housing rules are not tightened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Richhard J. Daley
Daley
Dick Gregory
Gregory
Ald
Leon M. Despres
Despres
International Amphitheatre
Local Daily Ad Rates Published in Tucson
Openly lists home delivery rates for Tucson readers with options 45 cents per week or 1.95 dollars monthly and 27 dollars yearly. Payment must be in advance. Printed by a Phoenix area publisher with a Tucson post office designation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marren Publis St Anetn
Lone Aves
Cson
Arizona
Neme
Tucson
Evidence Denied Dope Trial For Five Stayed
A federal court delayed a smuggling trial of five Californians after the judge threw out key evidence. Frank Selby Steven Clark Paul Carbone Carol Palmieri and Elaine Fodor were halted after a border crossing incident led to illegal arrest and search findings. If no appeal within 30 days the charges may be dismissed and all defendants released on bail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dist
James A. Walsh
Frank K. Selby
Steven A. Clark
Newport Beach
Paul E. Carbone
Laguna Beach
Carol
N. Palmieri
Elaine R. Fodor
Costa Mesa
Lakeville
U.S. Custom’s
Asst
U.S. Atty
Jo Ann Diamos
Walsa
Sailors to Seek Asylum in Sweden After Desertion
Four U S sailors who deserted the carrier Intrepid in Yokohama will fly to Stockholm via Moscow and seek political asylum. Richard Baily John Barilla Michael Lindner and Craig Anderson, ages 19 to 20, will stay with Swedish Vietnam committee members after arriving at Arlanda. The group plans a press conference while the Foreign Office declined further comment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stockholm
UPI
Moscow
Swedish Committee For
Vietnam
Richard Baily
Jacksonville
Fla
John Barilla
Catonsville
Michael Lindner
Mount Pocono
Craig Anderson
San Jose
Calif
Arlanda Inter National Airport
Japan
Russia
Intrepid
Yokohama
Sweden
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GOP
Scottsdale-Paradise Valley UA
Don Maxwell
Rosenzweig
House
D. Delos Ellsworth
Mesa
Republican Committee
Jack Williams
Barry Goldwater
Charles O. Miller
Miller
Goldwater
Williams
Paul J. Fannin
John J. Rhodes
Sam Steiger
Maricopa
Richard Carpenter
North Stone Ava
Dior
Johansen
Lewis Designs
Valley Lewis
Pavilia
Penaljo
Paradise Kittens
Capezio
Debbie Lewis
Fextra
E. Pennington
Sears
Sears Savings
Isears
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