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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1973

Page

4

White House protest by Jewish militants arrests

Four members of the Jewish Defense League were arrested in the White House Blue Room after shouting appeals to President Nixon to press Soviet leader Brezhnev for free emigration of Russian Jews. The protesters, two men and two women, were charged with unlawful assembly and handed to DC police.

Washington UPI Jewish Defense League Nixon Leonid T. Brezhnev Pekin Ill Secret Service Executive Protection Service District of Columbia White House Brehzner United States Mara Wendroff New York Jeffrey B. Wellman Bayaide N.Y Deborah Kohan Flushing Steve Thompshay League Nixon T0 Rakse Brezhnev

Ida Helis Celebrates 10th Birthday in Detroit

Ida Helis marked her 10th birthday in Detroit while smoking a cigarette. Born in Pike County Alabama during the Civil War, she is noted as having 15 children, 40 grandchildren, 47 great grandchildren, and eight great great grandchildren.

Ida Helis Detroit Shiye Pike County Alabama

Arizona unions near tentative construction contracts

Three Arizona labor unions representing laborers operating engineers and Teamsters may approve new work contracts Sunday after bargaining with the Associated General Contractors and the Arizona Aggregate Association. ratification by members is required before the agreements take effect for about 30 000 workers who have no contracts since May 31.

Arizona Tucson Fred J. Brown Laveal Arizona All«cio Associated General Contractors Arizona Aggregate Association Larry Dugiin Operating Engineers Local 428 Teamsters Carpenters and Cement Masons

Appeal set in no knock raid ruling for heroin case

Superior Court will hear an appeal of a ruling voiding the no knock raid that yielded seven paper heroin packets. Judge Joe Jacobson criticized officers for unannounced entry and improper attire. Benny Dix, 40, remains free on bond as other charges include a second degree murder tied to a heroin overdose.

David Dingeldine Joe Jacobson Benny Dixon S. Main Ave Dixon Justice of the Peace Manuel Avalos Jacobson Avalos Dennis DiConcini James H. Ross Supreme Court

U.S. imposes rules on six appetite suppressants

Washington restricts six diet pills on the controlled substances list. Doctors must register direct sales and limit refills to five in six months. Pills will carry tracing numbers. Manufacturers including Upjohn Voranil U.S. Vitamin and Robbin Podamin pledge compliance. Warner-Lambert Prestate pending. About 24 firms produce various brand name appetite suppressants.

Washington UPY Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs Upjohn Co U.S. Vitamin Pharmaceutical Corp A. T. Robbing Co Ayerest Warner- Chillcott Warner-Lambert Co

Painkiller firms deny FTC charges in briefings

Three manufacturers of nonprescription painkillers denied FTC charges of misleading advertising and lack of proof. The firms named Bristol Myers Co. American Home Products Corp. and Sterling Drug Co. with products Anacin Bayer aspirin and related formulas. The commission cited claims that aspirin products work faster and are more effective than plain aspirin.

Washington Federal Trade Commission Commission Bristol Myers,Co Bulletin American’ Home Products Corp Sterling Drug Co Bayer Bayer Children's Aspirin Cope Midol Bullerin

California Assembly votes to cut marijuana penalties to misdemeanor

The California Assembly approved a measure by Alan Sieroty to make first offense marijuana possession punishable as a misdemeanor with a maximum six months in jail, replacing the prior option of felony or misdemeanor with up to 10 years in prison. The bill faces Senate scrutiny and debate over justice and deterrence.

Sacramento California Assembly Senate Judiciary Committee Shraty Assemblyman Robert Cline Canoga Park Sieroty

Credit card plan at Montgomery Ward faces criticism

The Tucson Consumers Council president Gerald Dulgey denounced Montgomery Ward & Co for a promotion allowing children as young as ten to charge gifts to parents’ accounts for Father’s Day. Ward officials defend it as an extension of existing parent authorization, noting little response from Tucson youths and nationwide mailing of authorization forms.

Montgomery Ward & Co Tucson Consumers Council Gerald Dulgow Wards Marvin Veale Ward Tucson Dulgey

Every Day Is Savings Day on Everything at Revco

Store sale notice announces nonstop discounts at Revco on all merchandise. Shoppers can expect reduced prices across departments with emphasis on everyday savings and wide selection. No specific end date provided.

REVCO

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