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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1968
Page
5
A fragmented OCR line shows partial scores and team names including Washington and Wichita. The readable bits indicate a sport score sequence or quarter by quarter figures, but the text is garbled with stray letters and lacks a clear event or outcome.
Robert L. King, meteorologist in charge at Tucson U S Weather Bureau, issues a forecast for Tucson and vicinity dated February 3 and February 14.
The moon reaches perigee today and rises near 3:47 a.m. tomorrow. It will hide Antares briefly as the pairing graces skies over North America after sunset in Tucson.
Lawrence J. St. Aubin filed a $100000 lawsuit in Superior Court over a August shooting on East Lind Road. He alleges he was severely wounded by Hankenson on Aug. 20 during a trespassing dispute. A Pima County sheriff's report notes a shooting during an argument as two motorcyclists drove through Hankenson's yard.
S. Sgt. Mercer M. Meredith 31 of 5350 FE 28th St received one year probation suspended for vehicular manslaughter. Jerry A. Minkler 25 of 3730 N Oracle Road got two to three years for drawing a check on no account. Margaret Molina Munoz 28 also known as Margaret Jackson of 139 W Simpson St received three to four years on two counts of forgery.
Public records list marriage licenses for multiple Tucson couples including Charles Huffman and Marilyn Romine and Edwin Fisher with Betty Patterson among others. Also includes annulments separations complaints hospital births and local government measures such as school bus law changes and bar attendance restrictions.
The AP briefing from January 23, 1948 reports on legislative lag and introduced measures. It covers Commerce Industry group extending Blue Cross Blue Shield coverage and hospital insurance subscribers choosing eye care doctors, plus a Highways and Transportation bill authorizing refunds of carrier tax overpayments.
Peter C. Nitrini merchandise manager at Levy's of Tucson has left to become vice president at Walker-Scott Co of San Diego which operates five department stores in the San Diego La Jolla area. He is a Boston University graduate and former May Company vice president in Los Angeles. He arrived in Tucson in 1962 to open P and S Mart. after its closure he joined Levy's and served on the Tucson Trade Bureau board and chaired the downtown promotional committee.
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