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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1968
Page
1
Council members criticize a housing study, with Hector Morales urging a meeting with the commission for an impartial opinion. A named commission member defends neutrality, saying findings should not yield political conclusions. Morales notes tenants largely unaware of McCoy and unrest among youths, reflecting weak community cohesion.
A $125000 personal injury suit was filed in Superior Court against Southern Pacific Railroad Co. by Roy L. Marler, 123 N Jacobus Ave. He alleges back injuries from a July 9 1965 train lurch while checking a defective brake on a westbound train from Lordsburg New Mexico to Tucson. The train stopped three miles west of Benson. The suit claims the railroad failed to exercise reasonable care and safety.
Police report a burglar stole a portable color TV set a wig and a brace of century old shotguns from 1003 E Eighth St The residents Mrs Martha Neston and Carole Noble valued the loss at 1885 after leaving the house about 45 minutes earlier and returning to find the front door pried open.
A review highlights George Young of Casa Grande High School as a record setting sprinter this season amid obstacles. The Ole Magazine also surveys Air Force Major Kenneth Cooper’s Aerobics book and includes Tuscon scenes of locals jogging.
Tucson lawyers Charles H Whitehill and Edward B Berger become partners in a general law firm to be named Whitehill and Berger. The office will be in room 500 of the Transamerica Building with Michael M Sophy as an associate. Publication by Citizen Publishing Co of Tucson Arizona details subscription rates.
Greyhound Bus Lines won authority from the Arizona Corporation Commission to operate a Mesa to Chandler route. Service should begin once the formal order is issued, reviving a link disrupted since Sun Valley Bus Lines ceased in April.
New York authorities request medical records on Joe Bonanno as a prelude to forcing his appearance before a grand jury probing hoodlum warfare. Bonanno was released from jail.
Oscar W. Forteson Jr., 30, of 1049 N. 11th Ave., received a 3 to 4 year term in Superior Court after being convicted of possessing a pistol as a felon following probation revocation. The report also notes hospital observation for a heart condition and ongoing Mafia-related grand jury actions involving the Bonanno family and associates.
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