Ford and Goldwater clash over Rockefeller on 1976 ticket
President Ford backs Nelson Rockefeller as his running mate while Barry Goldwater suggests Rockefeller could be secretary of state. Ford says delegates will decide at the GOP convention. Rockefeller notes little conservative pressure to dump him, while Goldwater forecasts his possible future in state affairs.
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House panel denies Harrington CIA access
The House Armed Services Committee voted 16 to 13 to refuse Rep. Michael Harrington as Mass to see secret CIA information. Harrington had pressed for CIA materials including submarine recovery efforts and spoke against CIA secrecy amid past Chilean involvement in 1973. The dispute also coincided with the resignation of Chairman Lucian Nedzi.
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Judgment against broker reduced by 2613 dollars
A Superior Court judgment against former Tucson stockbroker Herbert J. Schwager for embezzling from the estate of widow Lillian E. Styer was reduced by 2613 dollars by the Arizona Court of Appeals. The court kept most findings, noting Schwager repaid the 2613 after purchasing a car with estate funds and later selling it.
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County engineer D A DiCicco to retire this July
County Engineer D A Chic DiCicco will retire in July after 27 years with the Pima County Highway Department. He earned the mandate of 65 and received a plaque at today’s County Board of Supervisors meeting. A dinner Saturday will honor him. DiCicco joined the county in 1948 as a district highway engineer and became county engineer in 1964 guiding a 400 person department before a 1969 reorganization.
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Hayes rails at liberated playwrights at Florida State
Helen Hayes, hailed as the first lady of American theater, told Florida State University graduates that modern liberated plays blunt emotion and leave audiences exhausted. Separately, Mrs George F Shaw was elected Tucson Red Cross chapter board chair, with Rev Joseph T Heistand as first vice chair, Henry G Amado as second vice chair, Mrs Daniel Evans as third, and Mrs Lester Hear as secretary, Capt Robert T Brown as treasurer.
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Women Riot at North Carolina Prison
In Raleigh North Carolina women inmates armed with improvised weapons fought guards during an all night protest at the North Carolina Women's Prison Eight guards and five inmates were injured The clash ended five hours later after officials promised to address grievances including a demand to close the prison laundry The injured were taken to Wake Memorial Hospital and inmates planned to return to their dormitories and resume a job boycott until a Thursday meeting.
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Fly-Safe to Manage Freeway Airport for Five Years
Fly-Safe of Arizona Inc a Tucson based flight instruction firm leases Freeway Airport at the city edge for five years and will operate it as a general aviation airport. Owners include Roderick E Fuller William L Berlat and Stephen R Lutz. The program offers private commercial and instrument ratings with a 4200 foot runway recently repaired and painted. Hangars damaged in last year’s windstorm will be renovated. Location is 1806 W Prince Road.
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Wallace to avoid bus issue in Massachusetts bid
Gov. George Wallace plans to skip the busing controversy in the Massachusetts presidential primary. Wallace’s national campaign director Charles Snider said Wallace may run there but will avoid addressing the Boston area civil rights dispute during campaigning.
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Intruder Seized In Home Ties To Alleged Earlier Break In
Doug Osborn and his wife woke at 5 a m to a noise in their house and Osborn detained the intruder after recognizing a photo in a billfold found in his garage. Police linked the suspect to a prior burglary and recovered a revolver and clothing in the area. Gardner was arrested as the investigation continued.
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Greater Arizona Savings Flexible Funds and Prestige Card
A brief on services from Greater Arizona Savings including transfer between checking and savings at top daily interest, a Prestige Card for up to 200 emergency cash weekly, and automatic mortgage payments. Also mentions monthly account statements and a Money Maker ID card for account identification.
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