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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Feb 23, 1970

Page

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Arizona House Passes Amended Election Reform Bill

The Arizona House approved a revised election reforms bill 54 to 2 after restoring a section banning campaign contributions by corporations. Rep. Tim Barrow admitted the section was unintentionally dropped during a floor amendment last Friday. Rep. Jack Brown questioned the amendment, while Fred Smith opposed the bill, saying it weakens campaign expenditure checks. Separately Rep. Ruth Peck reported a metro bus operations bill is snagged by a lack of general obligation bond provisions potentially limiting federal aid.

Phoenix Arizona House Tim , Barrow, &R Jack, Brown D-Apache Fred Smith D-Pinal House Smith Ruth Peck Maricopa House Transportation Committee

EightYear Limit Favored For Faulty Construction Suits

The Senate Commerce and Industry Committee cleared a bill setting an eight year statute of limitations on lawsuits for faulty construction. Opponents warned it would push contractors to build for only eight years. The measure hinges on a linked building code bill uneasily advancing in the Senate. The committee also backed a bill to remove limits on women’s work hours amid claims of unfair competition and forced overtime.

Phoenix UPI Senate Commerce and Industry Committee Senate Rules Committee Commerce and Industry Committee

AFL CIO leaders plan union voter drive in 1970 races

AFL CIO announces an $850,000 effort to register union members and mobilize them to vote, aiming to keep liberal Democrats in Congress. Leaders warn of low registration in several states and criticize Republican opposition to major labor agenda.

Miami Beach Aflcio Congress Labor Federation al Barkan Committee On Political Education COPE Afl-Cio George Meany

Smothers Brothers Face IRS Lawsuit Over Taxes

The Internal Revenue Service filed claims totaling 57 221 against the Smothers Brothers comedy team. The suit alleges they claimed an apartment development loss of 136 567 in 1966 from Empire West partnership while entitled to only 36 919.

Washington UPI Internal Revenue Service Smothers’ Brothers Comedy Team Empire West

Tucson Daily Carrier Set

Second class postage paid at Tucson Arizona. Published daily except Sunday by Citizen Publishing Company. P O Box 5027 Phone 602 622 5855.

Tucson Arizona Citizen Publishing Company P.O. Box

Automobile Inspections On Agenda In Arizona Hearing

A Phoenix report notes a joint House Senate hearing at 7 30 p m on a proposal to reinstate automobile inspections Arizona would contract with a private firm to conduct the inspections inspectors would certify defects and owners could choose their own mechanic for repairs The prior system with in house repairs faced criticism of unnecessary work RCA company has shown interest in a contract if enacted.

Phoenix Arizona House-Senate RCA Company

Reagan Wins UC Student Fee Hike After Regents Vote

Governor Ronald Reagan secures a three year fight to raise University of California student fees. Sixteen of twenty three regents vote for the plan after four hours of discussion at a two day meeting. Fees rise from 300 to 450 for undergraduates and 480 for graduates next year with further jumps to 600 and 660 the year after. Out of state students will share the increase.

Reagan San Francisco Ronald Reagan University of California UC Extension Center

Actress Tuesday Weld Seeks Divorce From Claude Hartz

Los Angeles AP reports actress Tuesday Weld seeks dissolution of her four year marriage to writer Claude Hartz citing irreconcilable differences. They share three year old Natasha and were married in New York City in October 1965.

Los Angeles Tuesday Weld Claude Hartz Hartz Natasha Weld New York City

Cadillac Traditions Lead The Way In 1970 Models

The piece extols Cadillac traditions of enduring beauty engineering comfort and value. It praises the brand for recognizable styling power handling luxury and high resale value inviting readers to visit an authorized dealer to see why Cadillac remains a leading American automobile.

Cadillac Cadillac Excellence America

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