Nogales Fights To Lead A Larger Customs District
Nogales seeks to head a bigger U.S. customs district, challenging El Paso after President Johnson proposed merging districts. Local leaders fear delays in Mexican produce clearances, potential job losses, and reduced payroll, though boosters cite rising Nogales trade and imports.
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Nogales
Arizona
U.S. Customs Bureau
el Paso
Pres
Trict
U.S
Pottinger
Civil Service
Tucson
U.S. Customs Service
Douglas
Sant‘ Francisco
Martin
Sonora
Sinaloa
United States
Uribe
Johnson
Mexico
Nogalés
Worst Drought In History Predicted For Northeast
Government experts fear the northeast faces the worst drought in memory. Water rationing, parched lawns, and bans on filling pools are likely if rainfall remains below normal through summer. Wells and streams could reach all time lows by October, with limited hope for substantial rain soon.
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Washington
UPI
United States
New Jersey
New York
New England
Elwood R. Leeson
U.S. Geological Survey
Water Division
Leeson
The
Geological Survey
U.S. Weather Bureau
Bureau
Florida
Missouri
Ohio Valley
Father Wins Damages In Death Suit
Mose Cook Jr. settled for 20500 with C J Rounds M M Sunds Construction and Pima County over the death of sons Gary and Jerry Cook who drowned in a 15 foot pit at the Tucson Diversion Channel basin last July. The suit claimed lack of barriers and guards near the water. Attorneys Richard Grand represented the plaintiff. defendants were represented by Robert O Lesher John K Mesch and Leonard Everett.
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Tucson
Gary Cook
Jerry
Campbell Avenue
Mose Cook Jr
Hidalgo Vista
C. J. Rounds
M. M. Sunds Construction Companies
Pima County
Cook
Richard Grand
Robert 0. Lesher
John K. Mesch
Leonard Everett
Lake Mead City defense witnesses in Lustiger mail fraud case
Mrs. Jack Hummel of Lake Mead City testified for the defense in the Lustiger mail fraud case involving 17 counts. Col. Lyman Davison and Charles Richey also testified, detailing property purchases and an unrealized Lake Mead development program, as the non jury trial recessed until Tuesday.
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Jack Hummel
Lake Mead City
Marvin Lustiger
Hummel
Peamine UW
Legera
Coutt
Tiahy
Lustiger
Lake Mead Land & Water Co
Mohave County
Col
Lyman P. Davison
Needles
Calif
Charles Richey
Lake Mead National Recreation Area
Davison
Po Nerty
F Land & Water Co
Richey
Lake Mead
Department of Interior
City Pools Open Today
The summer swimming schedule began at noon with ten city pools open. Three pay pools are Del Norte Mission Park Randolph Park. Himmel Park is a pay pool hoped to open by noon tomorrow. The seven free pools are Pueblo High School Menlo Park Estevan Park Oury Park Carrillo School Santa Rita Park and Catalina Park.
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Loveless Gardner
del Norte
Mission Park
Randolph Park
Himmel Park
Pueblo High School
Menlo Park
Estevan Park
Oury Park
Carrillo School
Santa Rita Park
Catalina Park
Oscar Gonzales Named Southwest Arthritis Foundation President
Oscar Gonzales, assistant cashier at the Campbell Avenue office of Southern Arizona Bank, is elected president of the Arthritis Foundation southwest chapter. Officers include Superior Court Judge Richard N. Boylston as first vice president Lt. Col. Stanley W. Jones as second vice president and Frank M. Schwartz Jr. as treasurer. The group reports clinic openings and rising patient visits with 1965 showing ahead of 1964. Waiting times at Pima County Hospital were cut to four months and UA Rehabilitation Center received a $31 000 state grant for a home care project.
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Oscar Gonzales
Campbell Avenue
Southern Arizona Bank
Southwest
The
Arthritis Foundation, CO
Westward Lock Ranch
Superior Court
Richard N. Boylston
Stanley W. Jones
Frank M. Schwartz Jr
David Wayne Smith
Tucson
Pima County Hospital
University of Arizona Rehabilitation Center
State Health Department
Health Chronic Disease Division
Prisoners Have A High Time In Chickasaw County Jail
In Houston Mississippi eight Chickasaw County inmates reportedly held a party with confiscated liquor stored in a jail cell. Using a broom they pried the door to reach a case of gin. The escapade led to additional charges of petty larceny.
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Houston
Miss
Chickasaw County
Arnold Simpson
City Council Sets Budget and Sewage Plans for 1985-66
The City Council will adopt the tentative 1985-66 budget with an outlay around 22.94 million dollars and finalize it June 21. A resolution to seek 600 thousand dollars in federal aid for sewage plant expansion is on the agenda along with canvassing June 1 bond results of 2 million dollars. The meeting also considers hiring Chapman and Cutler as legal advisers for the municipal center project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Keane
Chicago
Chapman and Cutler
Court Sentencing in Pima County Case
Edward G. Legley, 32, of 1606 5th Ave, was sentenced in Pima County Superior Court for petty theft. He received 10 years probation.
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Pima County Superior Court
Edward G. Legley
Sth
Safe at Green Shack Restaurant Robbed of Cash
Burglars blew a safe at the Green Shack Restaurant on 2702 N Miracle Mile and fled with $1000. The break in was found yesterday afternoon with police noting the safe door damaged and the front door forced. Owner James E. Peers reported the scene.
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Green Shack
N. Miracle Mile
James E. Peers
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Lyndon B. Johnson
Craig Pottinger
Castoms
Toms
Collector of Customs Department
U.S. Customs Service Agency
Charles £. Cameron
U.S. Collector of Customs
San Luis
Treasury
Henry Fowler
George Martin
Vegetable Distributors ‘Association
Ok Pottinger
San Diego
Lake Meade City
Arthritis Foundation
Andy Capp
Mehmey
P. L. Daily Neal P. O. Box
Alison Baily
Star and
Citizen
Harry Horwitz
Harry
J Ters
Harry Horwitz Kovach
West Alameda
Cemant
Spanish Recreation Hall
Quiet Country Living
Acacia Gardens
N. Shannon Rd
Rothrautt
Acacia Carners
Casa Grandepeind
Ana Fuxtae
Encanto Drug
Eastgate
Brandt
Pima Verde
Pima
Craycroft
London Rexall
Rexall
Water and Gas & Light
Federal
Tucson Federal Savings
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