Jacquin Proposes Statewide Bonding for All Construction
Arizona Senator William Jacquin introduces a general obligation bond plan to fund state construction and land acquisition. The proposal caps annual bonds at 30 million for 10 years with a 300 million maximum, requires legislative oversight and a voters referendum, and would raise the state debt limit to 500 thousand dollars for non construction purposes.
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Jacquin
Phoenix
Arizona Senate
William Jacquin
R. Pima
Arizona
Arizona House Takes Up Broad A D A Bill On Education
A state education package endorsed by the Board of Education clears the Househopper with bills to fund schools by average daily membership, appoint the state superintendent by the Board, and create a state kindergarten system. Minority measures push for kindergarten funding and an 18 year voting age, while other bills cover bedding sterilization, school bus definitions, and sales tax debates.
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Phoenix
State Board of Education
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Rent Jennings Jr
Senate
Manuel Pena
D.pima
Committee On Transportation
Arizona
Thomas Goodwin
R. Pima
Judiciary Committee
Burton Barr R. Maricopa
House
Barr
Capitol
House Appropriations Committee
City police probe Spinelli beauty shop intrusions
Police say Spinelli targets Tucson salons including Salon de Paris and Demi Curl Fashions as part of an alleged mob front. Chief Gar mire calls the intrusion ominous while links to Battaglia and Bat taglia surface and cosmetology group urges owners to scrutinize buyers.
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Bernard L. Garmire
Spinelli
J & § Company
Salon de Paris
Speedway
N. Jones
E. Speedway
Joseph Bonanno
Peru May Lose Trade With U S Over IPC Seizure
Peru faces possible shift toward the Communist bloc as Velasco’s government seizes IPC assets and rejects U S demands for compensation. Lima pursues Soviet and Chinese trade ties while the United States threatens aid cuts and sugar import restrictions. Argentina pledges solidarity amid the crisis.
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Lima
Peru
UPI
United States
Juan Velasco Alvarado
China
U.S
Washington
Argentina
Velasco
Alliance For Progress
International Petroleum Co
IPC
Standard Oil of
New Jersey
Edgardo Mercado Jarrin
Soviet Fund Pinch May Spark Talks
U.S. defense strategists say Soviet economic strain from catching up with U S nuclear power may push Moscow toward talks on arms limits. Washington officials see a possible link between Vietnam war costs and Russian efforts to close the nuclear gap.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Pentagon
Russia
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Middle East
United States
Tucson Daily Citizen Pricing and Agency Credits Note
The Tucson Daily Citizen lists AP and United Press International affiliation and subscription rates. Home delivery within Tucson costs 45 per week or 23.40 annually while outside Tucson rates are 45 per week or 1.95 per month. Mail rates include Arizona 2.75 per month or 33.00 annually and outside Arizona 3.25 per month or 39.00 annually.
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Associated Press
United Press International
Tucson
State of
Arizona
Canada
Mexico
Citizen Publishing Co
Telephone
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A.D.A
Vietnam
Valley National Bank
Amphi Plaza
Goldwyn
Wilmot Plaza
E. Broadway
Tucson Daily Citizen
National Children’s Dental Health Week
Burton
East Broadway
Gath Anuala All Powderage
Old West
Rincon East Exchange Club
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MAEN
Justin
Standard of the
Broadway
Elcon Shopping Center
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