UA May Raze Herring Hall in 1903 Building Plan
The University of Arizona weighs razing Herring Hall to extend South Drive to Highland Avenue. Built in 1903 as the men's gym, it lies along the drive path and holds historical funding from Prof James Douglas of Copper Queen Mining Co. The fate depends on a summer decision by UA officials.
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Herring Hall
Robert L. Houston
UA Physical Plant
Highland Avenue
South Drive
James Douglas
Copper Queen Mining Co
William Herring
Board of Regents
Radio-Tv
Modern Languages
Mt. Bigelow
Houston
Demand For Accounting Thrown Out
Superior Court Commission er James Howsare dismissed a petition by the State Department of Property Valuation seeking a full financial accounting from Lloyd Golder II of Twin Lakes Water Co. Twin Lakes attorney Donald Pitt noted Golder already filed an annual report with the Arizona Corporation Commission, which led to a rescinded $590 fine. The utilities division had argued Golder ignored a subpoena to appear in Phoenix on August 18.
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State Department of Property Valuation
Lloyd Golder II
Twin Lakes Water Co
Superior Court
James Howsare
Howsare
Twin Lakes
Donald Pitt
Department
Utilities
Pitt
Golder
Lago del Oro
Tucson
Arizona Corporation Commission
ACC
Ace
Utilities Division
Phoenix
Italian General Inspects Fort Fort Huachuca
Maj. Gen. Sergio Giuliani of the Italian General Staff visited Fort Huachuca for an orientation tour. He met Brig. Gen. Gordon Cauble, deputy commander of STRATCOM, and inspected the communications test activity, the quality assurance facility and the standards and calibration laboratory.
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FT. Huachuca
Sergio Giuliani
Gordon B. Cauble
U.S. Army Strategic Communications Command
Stratcom
Doll Booby Trap Warns Thief In Paris
Police warn a burglar that a doll he stole from Albert Pepin a former French army officer may be a North Vietnamese booby trap. Pepin says the doll in a steel box carries four curare tipped points that could cause instantaneous death if touched away from the head.
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Paris
UPI
Albert Pepin
Europe
Africa
Asia
McKinley Bound Over For Trial In Salt River Slaying
Billy Gene McKinley 30 of Phoenix is bound over for trial on a first degree murder charge in the slaying of Wayne D. Carlson 36 whose body was found in a gravel pit in the San Tan Mountains near Queen Creek after a two hour preliminary hearing before Justice of the Peace Norman Teason Seven witnesses testified the hearing was closed to the public at defense request Separately State Liquor Superintendent Harold Moore says Arizona loses 200000 in taxes to liquor smuggling from Mexico with liquor shipped to Nogales bonded warehouses then sold to Mexicans across the border Moore urges a law allowing agents to stop cars entering the state to curb bootlegging with current arrests limited to resale within the state
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UPI
Billy Gene McKinley
Phoenix
Salt River Project
McKinley
Wayne D. Carlson
San Tan Mountains
Queen Creek
Justice of the Peace
Norman Teason
Durin
Harold Moore
Arizona House to consider anti riot and fire bomb laws
Arizona lawmakers expect bills to outlaw possession of fire bombs and to define criminal anarchy. Attorney General Darrell Smith urged the measures in a subcommittee session on antiriot legislation. A companion proposal would hold riot participants responsible for damages. Governor Williams invited union and management officials to confidential talks amid the copper strike, declaring nonpartisan duty to all Arizonans affected by the six month stoppage.
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Phoenix
Arizona
House of Representatives
Alty
Darrell Smith
Jack Williams
AFL - Cio
George W. Meany
Meany
Williams
Wilson Flustered After Talks With Kosygin
In Moscow Prime Minister Harold Wilson and Premier Alexei Kosygin met over two hours and planned a public statement. The talks followed a long Kremlin session and touched on Vietnam. Wilson arrived late to lunch at the British Embassy as Kosygin joined later. The atmosphere was described as friendly and outspoken, signaling possible disagreements on Vietnam.
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Moscow
Harold Wilson
Alexei N. Kosygin
Kremlin
Wilson
London
Kosygin
Vietnam
Tandy Profits Soar in Fort Worth Half-Year Report
Tandy Corp of Fort Worth reports record sales and net income for the six months ended December 31. Sales rose to 49.7 million, up 55 percent from 32 million last year. Net income reached 4.223 million or 3.18 per share, up 165 percent from 1.6 million or 1.25 per share.
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Fort Worth
Tandy Corp
Science rooms at Sahuaro High branded inadequate
Kenneth J. Torgerson of Doolen Junior High voices concern over the small science rooms at Sahuaro High School which opens next year. He urges redesign for Santa Rita High and cites space constraints affecting laboratory education. District 1 officials say room sizes compare with peers and could be modified later if funds allow.
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Sahuaro High School
Santa Rita High
Kenneth J. Torgerson
Doolen Junior High
Robert D. Morrow
Torgerson
Sahuaro
Santa Rita
District 1
Allan S. Hawthorne
Hawthorne
Smog Problems To Be Discussed At Arizona Conference
State Health Department hearing board member will keynote the two day Agricultural Chemicals Conference. Scottsdale patent attorney Willard L. Greene will discuss Arizona weather and smog issues at 8 15 p m Tuesday at the Statler Hilton Inn. Most sessions occur on the University of Arizona campus.
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State Health Department
Agricultural Chemicals
Willard L. Greene
Scottsdale
Arizona
Statler Hilton Inn
University of Arizona
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