National Lodge Backs Tucson Police Pay Fight
National FOP leader John Harrington announced support for Tucson police in their wage dispute and parity with other city workers. Refuse division workers petition for holiday equality. pay ranges for laborers and equipment operators run from 360 to 575 monthly.
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Dave Green
John Harrington
National Fraternal Order of Police
FOP
Tucson
National Lodge
Civil Service Commission
Harrigan
Nogales
Arizona Order
Harrington
Arizona
Pennsylvania Highway Patrol
VFW to Honor Veterans at Public Memorial Services
Veterans of Foreign Wars will conduct public memorial services for veterans of all wars at 11 a m Saturday in Armory Park. Interfaith services will be led by Rev Leroy Burke of Picture Rocks Retreat House and Rev Byron O D Haines of St James Methodist Church during the convention tomorrow through Sunday.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Leroy ‘Burke
Picture Rocks Retreat House
Byron OD. Haines
St. James Methodists Church
NAACP Voter Registration Drive Set in Tucson
A deputy registrar of voters will sign up prospective voters Friday at the Tucson branch meeting of the NAACP. A nominating committee will be appointed to choose presidential candidates. The meeting opens to the public at 8 p.m. at the Masonic Hall, E. 24th St. and S. Park Ave.
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Tucson
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Masonic Hall
E. 24Th St
S. Park Ave
Federal Pay Rises July 1
Washington UPI reports more than three million servicemen and two million civilian government workers will receive pay raises averaging about percent effective on or about July 1. President Johnson ordered the increases into effect in an executive order Tuesday.
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Washington
UPI
Johnson
Amphitheater District OKs 1968-69 Budget Amid Teacher Pay Debate
Amphitheater School Board approved a 5 341 451 budget for 1968 69 after a lengthy salary dispute with teachers. The board raised base pay by 600 to 5 800 next fall and cut BA increment steps from 10 to 9 while masters and doctor increments remain. A special meeting also named Marion Bulzomi principal of Helen Keeling Elementary.
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Amphitheater District
Marion Bulzomi
Helen Keeling
Holaway School
Chicago Man Jailed in Gun Traffic Case
Thomas T. Collins, 49, convicted in Chicago of five counts of interstate transportation of firearms without a license for selling 1,250 guns to the Blackstone Rangers. Witnesses testified guns worth 28000 dollars were sold at 27 to 37 dollars each to the South Side gang. Sentencing set for July 15 with U.S. District Court Judge Richard B. Austin ordering jailed.
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Chicago
UPI
Thomas T. Collins
Blackstone Rangers
Collins
South Side Gang
Simo Walter
Forrest
Miss
U.S. District Court
Richard B. Austin
Hotel Near Med School Wins Zoning OK for Nine-Story Complex
The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval of a nine story 5 million hotel project south of the University of Arizona medical college. Estate Development Corp expects about 250 rooms to host meetings of scientific and professional groups. The university opposed the rezoning citing campus expansion.
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University of Arizona Medical College
Estate Development Corp
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Ings
University of Arizona
R.L. Houston
Physical Plant
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