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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1961
Page
11
The Citizen yesterday published Citizen Charlie's Crossword Puzzle No 345. The list includes AYE BEAD BELL BOLD CARE COAL COAT COLD ENRAGED EYE PEN PEWS PLANS PLAYS REEDS RIB MISER MINER MIXER PEG.
Delivery of 1961 telephone directories begins next Tuesday, says Mountain States Telephone Co manager J. R. Albright. Subcribers without a new directory by June 23 will receive a rushed copy, with listings through May 9 and later changes via the information operator.
The Amphi theater School Board approved final plans for a library at the Keeling School. Construction estimated at 26000 dollars will be funded by remaining 1959 bond funds and requires County Board of Supervisors approval before bids on August 8.
Jim Officer told the Association for Papago Affairs that abolishing the Indian Bureau of Affairs is not the solution. He said the Bureau does useful work needing cooperation from groups like theirs and noted his Washington reporting and tour as a task force member studying tribes and reservations.
Francisco Bruno Vasquez a 22 year old of 516 West 27th Street faces grand theft auto and third degree arson charges. A preliminary hearing is set for 3 p m June 20 in Justice Court 2. He allegedly stole a police car June 4 from city shops at Osborne and 18th Street then set it on fire near Martin Avenue and 36th Street. The vehicle valued at $2,800 was destroyed.
Ewell A. Beasley filed in Superior Court yesterday a $10,000 false arrest suit naming Sheriff Walden Burr and Burr’s bonding company American Employers Insurance of Boston as defendants. Beasley alleges Deputy Sheriff Don Ren arrested him on Oct. 1 in Ajo, assaulted him, and jailed him, causing chest injuries and damaged wrists. The complaint seeks $5,000 actual and $5,000 punitive damages. Beasley cites reputational harm. Ben is not a defendant.
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