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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1971

Page

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Five Women Share $725 Citizen Charlie Jackpot

Citizen Charlie’s latest draw split a $725 prize among five Tucson entrants. Each winner received $145 and plans varied from travel to Texas and Virginia to banking the funds, with one moving toward an Arlington wed ding and others funding trips or vacations. The weekly prize returns to $100 as the series resumes.

Charlie Arizona Washington, D.C Jeffrey Nordensson 38Th St Jennie McEnery Hereford Bisbee Texas Virginia L. C. Donaldson Santa Rita Ave Stephen A. Maddox E. 24Th St Hazel Robertson E. Roger Road Nordensson Kgun-Tv Cleveland Donaldson McEnery Tucson California Robertson Illnois Citizen Charlie

Man Watched For Addiction After He Admits Smuggling

Natividad Gutierrez-Leon a used auto dealer from San Luis Mex pleaded guilty to smuggling goods into the United States after originally facing heroin and cocaine charges. He is under observation for narcotics addiction while awaiting sentencing in U S District Court. The judge ruled sentencing would not rely on uncorroborated informer statements and considered defense claims the defendant was an addict planning to use the drugs.

Phoenix Natividad Gutierrez-Leon San Luis Mex Gutierrez United States U.S Carl Muecke Barry Tarlow Los Angeles Tarlow Muecke

Better EMS Training Urged to Reduce Crash Fatalities

Pima County EMS coordinator Mrs. Richard Casanova urged better emergency aid at crash scenes. She cited 30 percent of US highway deaths could be avoided with proper on scene training. EMS runs a 20 hour course for police, drivers, and rescue teams with 248 graduates.

United States Pima County Richard Casanova Young Democrats Club Emergency Medical Services EMS Casanova Pima County Hospital St. Joseph’s Hospital

Reds Seek Oil Fields Near Alaska

Soviet geologist N A Yeremenko said So viet teams are prospecting the Bering Sea shelf off Alaska for new oil fields beneath the ocean. Seismic surveys were conducted along the shelf from the Arctic north to Kamchatka, covering about 84 000 square miles. In the north, 55 miles separate Alaska from Siberia.

Moscow UPI Bering Sea Alaska N.A. Yeremenko Oi Ministry Soviet Union Arctic Sea Kamchatka Peninsula Yeremenko Siberia

Second class postage paid at Tucson Arizona notice

Publication details show a daily except Sunday newspaper issued by the Citizen Publishing Company at 208 North Stone Avenue Tucson Arizona with a listed phone number. The text focuses on postal and distribution information for the Tucson paper.

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Albuquerque Fires Erupt After Clashes With Youth Crowd

In Albuquerque a two day wave of violence left 15 wounded by gunfire, 250+ arrests, and $3 million in damage across the city. Fire bombs sparked 18 blazes as police, state troopers, and National Guardsmen cleared Roosevelt Park and confronted crowds around UNM campus. The Black Berets invited Police Chief Byrd to a public meeting amid ongoing unrest.

Albuquerque N.m.ap Roosevelt Park University of New Mexico New Mexico National Guard Don Daniel Black Berets Donald Byrd Byrd Ray Kuhn Central University Chicano Hill

Vandalism Erupts in Newburgh New York

Violence erupted in a section of Newburgh with police barricades and roving looters as shots were fired. Police arrested 12 on disorderly conduct charges and St Luke's Hospital treated 25 injured people. State and auxiliary officers patrolled with deputies amid vandalism after exams ended at Newburgh Free Academy.

Newburgh N.Y Hudson Valley St. Luke’s Hospital

Teens sue after marijuana arrest in Phoenix case

Kim Trible and Michael Kirby sue arresting officers Sgt. William Stull Calvin Lash and George Harden alleging unlawful detention at the county juvenile detention home after their June 2 arrest near a Phoenix hippie store. They seek general and punitive damages.

Agers Kim Trible Michael Kirby Sgt William Stull Calvin Lash George Harden Phoenix

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