Amphitheater District OKs 5 Million Bond Plan
Amphitheater School District voters approved bonds totaling five million dollars for classrooms and facilities with the final unofficial tallies 1 311 to 553 on the elementary measure and 1 297 to 567 on the high school measure Becken said. Plans outline 2 6 million for land and additions at Prince Road Canyon Del Oro Amphitheater and the high school and a fall start on replacements. Architects include Mascarrella Hazard and Friedman Jobusch.
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T Ethad
Elliott Becken
Oday
Becken
Prince Road
Lbvary
Amphitheater
Canyon del Oro
Schaffer Named New City Attorney Takes Over July 1
Schaffer will become the city attorney on July 1 following the resignation of Dina De Concini effective June 30. A Democrat with long local and state legal service, he has led as chief deputy since 1958 and previously served in the Arizona legislature. He and his wife Garnet reside at 247 EB 3rd St.
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Schaffer
Dina DeConcini
DeConcini
Arizona
House of Representatives
James N. Corbett Jr
Conrad Joyner
G. Freeman Woods
Jersey City
N.J
Tucson
University of Arizona
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Garnet
3Rd St
Warren Burger Approved by Senate Judiciary Panel
The Senate Judiciary Committee unanimously approved Warren E. Burger’s nomination as chief justice after a brief hearing. Burger pledged to divest from unrelated activities and to disclose outside income, signaling swift passage to the full Senate, with final confirmation likely next week.
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Warren E. Burger
United States
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U.S. Court of Appeals
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Supreme Court
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Law and Order
Warren
Protect Minorities Decoy Cops Form Permanent Unit
In New York City 24 officers from the Tactical Patrol Force will masquerade as Hassidic rabbis and other disguises to deter attacks on Jews and catch criminals. The program, announced by Mayor Lindsay, will expand to a permanent decoy squad targeting muggers narcotics peddlers and molesters during night hours.
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UPS
Lower Fast Side
Brooklyn
Crown Heights
John V. Lindsay
City Hall
Arnold Wall
Tucson Daily Citizen News Rates and Publishing Details
The Tucson Daily Citizen lists Associated Press rights and subscription rates. Home delivered, carrier route, and mail options with prices for in city, outside Arizona, and international destinations are provided, along with publication details and office contact information.
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HED Press International
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Avio
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Arizona
Canada
Mexico
McCormick Set for New Trial in Grand Theft Case
J Carlos McCormick faces a new trial November 4 on charges of grand theft and embezzlement totaling 164 086 from a Mexican American credit union. Superior Court Judge John P Collins set the date after McCormick waived a preliminary hearing the defense. He had been convicted in 1967 but that conviction was reversed by the Arizona Supreme Court due to improper impanment of a grand jury.
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Reies Lopez Tijerina
Tijerina
Mayo Foundation
J. Carlos McCormick
Var
Superior Court
John P. Collins
McCormick
Arizon Supreme Court
Filiatrault Estate Set At 281841
Arthur C. Filiatrault a Tucson business investor died March 26 1968 leaving an estate of 281841.68 dollars. Probate records in Superior Court show 269000 in Pima County real estate. He leaves the estate to wife Claire four children and sister Mae Blanche Filiatrault of Minneapolis.
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Tucson
Superior Court
Filiatrault
N. Camino Arenosa
Arizona Factors Inc
Pima County
Claire F. Thornton Filiatrault
Peter
Third St
Diggs Warns on South African Orange Imports
Rep. Charles C. Diggs Jr. warns that importing South African oranges could trigger an “Orange Party” at the port of entry, likening it to possible Boston Tea Party dimensions and stirring U S debate over the trade move.
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Washington
Charles C. Diggs Jr
Boston
Tucson honors Mrs Meerey Villa as top saleswoman
Mrs Meerey Villa of Montgomery Ward's fashion department is named Tucson's outstanding salesperson of the year by the Sales and Marketing Executives of Tucson Inc. She received the Distinguished Sales Achievement Award in ceremonies last night.
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Meérey Villa
Montgomery Ward & Co
Tucson
Tucson Inc
Carpenters Union Breaks From Joint Bargaining
The Southern Arizona District Council of Carpenters announces it will withdraw from multiemployer and multiunion bargaining. The move splits years of joint negotiations with Teams, Laborers and others, making carpenters independent to bargain with individual employers. Secretary Treasurer Bob McNeal says many carpenters feel current terms lag behind other crafts, especially travel time compensation for mining work.
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Teamsters
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Bob McNeal
Southern Arizona
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