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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1968

Page

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Delinquent Minor Declared In Marijuana Case At School

Flowing Wells High School sophomore Gerald Igon, 15, was declared a delinquent minor after a Juvenile Court hearing for possessing marijuana in the school building. A second hearing date will decide disposition. the case followed a school suspension and policy on narcotics.

Legal Aid Society James R. Kennish Young Igou Flowing Wells District Young Igon Lawrence Ollason Arizona

Wounded Tucson Officer Goes Home After Hospital Stay

John Bonhorst, a Tucson police officer wounded in a Dec. 11 gun battle, was released from St. Mary's Hospital. He and another patrolman responded to a burglary call at 1950 E 4th St. Richard Fisher, 15, alleged to have shot Bonhorst and was wounded by a fellow officer and is in satisfactory condition. Bonhorst, 23, is married with a one year old son.

John Bonhorst Tucson St. Mary’s Hospital Bonhorst Richard Fisher St. Mary’s Hopital

Fannin Attacks LBJ On Copper Mediation Panel

Senator Paul Fannin of Arizona criticized President Johnson for appointing a mediation panel to study the copper strike, urging Taft Hartley to end the walkout. He accused Johnson of appeasing big labor and jeopardizing war efforts, citing 60,000 copper workers and families affected. He said the President ignored his appeals and telegrams.

Washington Paul Fannin Arizona Johnson Fannin White House Taft Hartley

Legislature approves bills for personnel dept and bingo licenses

Budget analyst Bob Lawless testified the new personnel department would serve about 12 000 state workers at an annual cost of 297 750 dollars, while the bingo bill would let charitable fraternal veterans or religious groups operate licensed games amid concerns from Rep. John Roeder about possible criminal elements.

Phoenix AP House Bob Lawless John Roeder

Trade Hearings Set By House Subcommittee

A House Foreign Affairs subcommittee led by Rep. Edna F. Kelly will begin month long hearings next Tuesday on East West trade and its effect on U S foreign policy.

Washington UPS House Edna F. Kelly D-N.y U.S

Galloway Facility Dedication Marks New Rambler-Jeep Venture

American Motors Corp. President William V. Luneburg dedicates Galloway Motors Rambler-Jeep facility at 5200 E. Speedway Blvd. Luneburg praises public reception of the Javelin and AMX models, notes first Tucson visit, and eyes future production with Tucson leaders Mayor Corbett Jr. and Edwin Erickson present.

American Motors Corp William V. Luneburg Galloway Motors E. Speedway Blvd American Motors Luneburg Chicago Edwin K. Erickson Chamber of Commerce

Kosygin Arrives For Indian Visit

Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin arrived in New Delhi for an official visit. Indian Premier Indira Gandhi and other officials welcomed him on his arrival from Tashkent, capital of Uzbekistan.

New Delhi UPI Alexei N. Kosygin India Indira Gandhi Kosygin Tashkent Uzbekistan

Subscribing Rates for Tucson Delivered Paper

The notice lists home delivery prices as 45 cents per week outside Tucson, with advance payment options. Rates include 2.25 dollars per month and 27 dollars yearly. Second class postage is handled at Tucson North Stone Avenue.

eHinen Tucson Ap North Stone Ave

One Man Grand Jury Clears Tucson Police of Probe

A one man grand jury concluded a nine day inquiry into Tucson police, with no charges filed. The process featured testimony from about two dozen witnesses, mostly prison inmates, and included the accuser Hughes invoking the Fifth Amendment. Mayor Corbett and City Manager O'Mara praised the police department's integrity and performance.

Tucson William K. Richey Smith Schafer Howard Hughes Arizona State Prison State Prison Garmire James Corbett Roger O’mara

Tanks Seen Moving Toward Khe Sanh Amid Battle Near Laos

North Vietnamese armor possibly tanks sighted on the Ho Chi Minh trail toward Khe Sanh in Laos as U S forces report heavy fighting around the airfield. U S and Allied casualty figures for the prior week show large losses, with Marines and other units sustaining extensive bombardment and sorties.

Saigon UPI North Vietnam Hicles Ho Chi Minh Trail U.S Khe Sanh South Vietnam Laos

Israel Allows Suez Canal Ship Clearance

Jerusalem announces that Israel will permit Egypt to free 15 ships trapped in the Suez Canal since the June war, including two American vessels. Work to free the freighters will begin Saturday, signaling a breakthrough while Israel maintains the canal remains closed pending Egypt’s offer of waterway access.

Jerusalem UPI Israel Egypt Suez Canal

Store Invitation Ignored as Man Destroys Shop Windows

A motor scooter plowed through the plate glass of an electrical appliance store in Santiago de Compostela Spain on a Wednesday crash wrecking two televisions and several radios. The neon sign read Come In and See Us Anytime Anyway. No injuries reported.

Santiago DE Compostela Spain UPI

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