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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1968

Page

3

Loss Of Poverty Funds Threatens Tucson Programs

The Tucson Committee for Economic Opportunity board voted to terminate Norman Todd as executive director and rejected hiring Robert L. Horn as area council coordinator. Horn, NAACP Tucson branch president, faced prior criticism while Todd had served since 1965 with a $9,000 yearly salary. the board also extended open meetings and privacy rules amid internal strife.

Area Council Tucson Tucson Committee For Economic Opportunity TCEO Norman Todd Robert L. Horn Horn NAACP Paul E. Laos Jr Todd Laos U.S. Post Office Nathaniel Russell University Heights Area Council Employment and Personnel Committee Herbert Cooper Pima County Jette Gilbert S. Zimmerman

Barr Pushes Spring Special Election For Constitutional Changes

Arizona House Majority Leader Burton S Barr proposes a special April or May election to decide changes from a tax reform package and other constitutional amendments including widow and veteran exemptions and daylight time. He notes voters will see additional measures in a November general election and cites potential consolidation of the state auditor and examiner offices under an auditor general to save costs.

Dick Casey Phoenix House Burton S. Barr Barr Arizona Colorado

Arizona Senate to review major laws from first session

The Arizona Senate will hold public hearings on major legislation from last year's session starting Thursday at 2 p.m. More than 200 people are invited to discuss air pollution laws as the review aims to find bugs and assess implementation.

Phoenix Arizona Senate Senate Chet Goldberg Goldberg Marshall Humphrey State Liquor Department

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