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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1968
Page
2
Washington AP reports President Johnson seeks a 186.1 billion budget with a 10 percent income tax surcharge under review. Congress signals need for spending cuts before tax hikes, while leaders like Ford and Mills push for belt tightening and additional revenue.
Leonard Satterfield operations supervisor at the Social Security Service office in Tucson has been promoted to officer in charge of the Coeur D'Alene Idaho branch. The 31 year old begins the new duties February 26. The Coeur D'Alene office serves five Idaho panhandle counties. Satterfield started his Social Security career in 1960 after graduating from Western Washington College. Before Tucson he worked in Washington and California districts.
Police used tear gas in the corridors of Muncie South Side High School to break up fights between Negro and white students. Several students and officers were injured. two Negroes were handcuffed for alleged abuse of police.
Sec Udall says CAP justifies using earlier river flow figures as base for protection. Aspinall questions reliability of pre 1922 data while Udall and Dominy defend as accurate. Testimony continues with Interior experts expected and Colorado River proposals to be debated in executive session.
Kennecott Copper Corp and Peabody Coal Co announce plans to close their merger on February 21. They have not received an FTC advisory opinion. Kennecott president Frank R. Milliken says no finding of violation has been made. Peabody stockholders approved the acquisition. Negotiations began in fall 1966.
A House bill proposes 453430 dollars in Arizona Children's Colony funding with 358430 for Tucson Mental Retardation Center construction and 95000 for repairs and air conditioning at Randolph colony buildings. Ground was broken Oct 27 for the Tucson branch at E 29th St and S Swan Rd. construction to begin before July 1.
The House began the 1968 session by considering a truth-in-lending bill to clarify and disclose annual interest rates and credit charges on cars, TVs, and other goods. It would require truthful advertising, close a loophole allowing monthly-only figures, and limit wage attachments for debts.
Memorial services are planned for Robert W. MacDonald an education specialist who died suddenly at 38 He was administrative assistant to the director of the EPIC Evaluation Center and would have earned his master’s degree in education at the University of Arizona in June Cremation will follow at Arizona Mortuary East and interment is planned in Vero Beach Florida He is survived by his widow Sue two daughters Dean and Erin and his mother Edith H MacDonald of Vero Beach
Phoenix AP The newly established Finance Department, which cut budget requests from other agencies, urges its own appropriation be doubled. Finance Commissioner Ted Hawkins told the House Appropriations Committee that $462,476 is needed to hire 25 staff and fund cost of living raises, to enable year round budget research, centralized purchasing, and internal controls. Lawless proposes $323,300 and 10 hires as a middle ground.
President Johnson asked Congress to raise the GI home loan guarantee to 10 000 from 7 500 and to fund a Veterans in the Public Service Act. The plan would subsidize veterans who retrain for teaching police fire hospital work and poverty programs, costing about 50 million dollars in the next year.
Subscription rates for Home-Delivered Tucson and outside Tucson are listed. In Tucson the weekly price is 45 cents and annual is 273 dollars and 40 cents. Outside Tucson 45 cents per week or 1.95 per month. Mall rates payable in advance 2.25 per month or 27 per year. Postage paid at Tucson. Address 208 North Stone Ave.
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