Solid Base Laid For 1969 Hopes
Tucson poised for strong year after 1968 gains across sectors. The Citizen’s year end report notes advances in air travel, airport expansion, banking, city services, education, industry and tourism with major projects at Davis-Monthan AFB, the university, and new community facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Pima County
Arizona
Federal Aid
Southern Arizona Bank Financial Center
Tucson Gas and Electric
Central Arizona
Congress
CITY
Avra Valley
Sahuarita Wells
Liberty Avenue
Davis-Monthan Afb
Pioneer International Hotel
Federal
Fort Huachuca
Strategic Communications Command
Phoenix
Nogales
Tucson Medical Center
St. Mary’s
Tucson General
Veteran’s Hospital
Industrial Development — Development Authority For
New Pima College
Kitt Peak
North First Avenue
Duval Sierrita Corp
Duval Corp
Magma Corp
San Manuel
MT. Hopkins
Smithsonian Institution
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
Old Tucson
Sound Stage
Parks — City
el Rio
Randolph Park
A permissive society view of crime and punishment
A 1938 commentary argues that policing ignores minor violations like jaywalking and bike violations as crime rises. It cites Van Den Haag and Ramsey Clark, contending punishment deters few and that poverty and discrimination do not explain rising crime.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irness van den Haag
Fortune
Ramsey Clark
Clark
Prof. van den Haag
United States
van den Haag
People From 1968 Echo Regrets In Bite Your Tongue Moment
A retrospective look recalls dozens of influential quotes from 1968 that speakers wish they could take back. Notable lines targeted leaders and figures such as Charles de Gaulle John Lindsay Jacqueline Kennedy Nixon advisers and Democratic and Republican operatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles de Gaulle
Nanterre
Monsieur Ie
Lots Of Eggs ARIZONA GRAPHIC
Leslie Larimer, a Phoenix National Bank customer, steals one ostrich egg from Mr. Pickrell’s roost. The egg appears in meals for days, then the shell becomes a dining room ornament. Compiled by Yndia Smalley Moore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
Leslie Larimer
Larimer
Phoenix National Bank
Yndia Smalley Moore
Citizen Historical
Compassion and brotherhood shine in hospital lobby
A Tucson hospital scene shows care beyond duty as the Cole family receives aid. Volunteers move to comfort the mother, a nurse takes the baby home, a minister offers shelter, and a stranger offers lodging and contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Medical Center
Mary Ann Nicholas
Paul Alexander
New Year Toughness in Global Repression
An editorial argues a new era of toughness globally marks a turning point in order. It credits Dr. S I Hayakawa at San Francisco State College for restoring control after campus riots, with support from Gov. Reagan and Mayor Alioto, signaling a shift from leniency to decisive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lindsay
Ocean Hill
Brooklyn
Michael and
Barbara Cole
Sells
5.J. Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
Hayakawa
San Francisco State
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Rillito River
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Rillito
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Ymca-Ywca Drive
Eastside
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Johnson
Wilson
Supreme Court
You and I
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Jackie
Vatican
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Richard Nixon
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Abe
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North Vietnam
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Paris
Walt Rostow
MIT
Kiesinger
West Germany
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Merrill Lynch
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New Hampshire
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Ing
R. Kenneth Fleagule
Manhattan Beach
Calif
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Tucson Daily Citizen
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Ness
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