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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1961
Page
3
Dr. Marvin A. Brock of the American Medical Association says alcoholism is not hereditary but communicable. He notes about 50 percent of alcoholics have alcoholic parents and that home tension can push children toward alcoholism later in life.
The City Planning and Zoning Commission proposed rezoning a 25 block area south of the University of Arizona to Residential 3 to allow denser apartment and residential court development. Only one protest by phone was logged as residents and planners debated impact, with final council action pending.
Miss Bernice Scott of Cornell University notes that people tend to keep their younger behaviors after retirement. She says grumpiness in youth forecasts later life temperament, urging awareness of enduring personality traits.
Jerry W Fortson aged 18 of 3644 St Lundy Ave was ordered held for Superior Court on a charge of contributing to the delinquency of a minor at a preliminary hearing in Justice Court No 2. He and a 13 year old companion are accused of improper conduct with a 13 year old girl last month.
South Tucson Magistrate Mack Brewer and town clerk Elizabeth Marteny offered few comments on Arizona Driver License Bureau head Earl O Clairs claim that many traffic tickets from South Tucson weren t forwarded to Phoenix. The Grand Jury is studying the matter as county officials plan a broader probe into court records and bond practices.
The State Board of Regents approved UA projects including two $1.7 million contracts to M M Sundt for the plant sciences building and the Student Union. They authorized architects for 13 more projects such as the science library and education building. Plans include remodeling chemistry and engineering labs as campus crowding prompts. President Harvill urged clearing legal obstacles to speed summer work. Total gifts and grants for the year reach $514 million.
Oxford Ohio students note irony as Miami University’s new academic buildings funded by Ohio cigarette tax carry a no smoking sign at entry.
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