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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1975

Page

3

Ford to file for 1976 race by this Friday

President Ford will file official papers declaring his candidacy for the 1976 election by Friday. Army Secretary Howard H. Calloway will become campaign chairman, leaving the Pentagon next month. Dean Burch will oversee campaign organization, with David Packard named financial chairman. Ford conferred with Soviet Deputy Premier Novikov on housing cooperation.

Washington UPI Ford Army Howard H. Calloway White House Calloway Pentagon Ron Nessen Nessen Dean Burch Burch Sen Barry Goldwater Richard M. Nixon Nelsen California David Nixon Ignatiy Novikov

Two Tucson women report harm. teen male held in related case

Police report two women were injured in separate incidents in Tucson yesterday while a third woman escaped a would be attacker. A 17 year old male was arrested in connection with an alleged incident the night of May 31 near Silver Lake Road and the Santa Cruz River. An 24 year old woman was hurt at 8 40 a m on North 6th Avenue as a man forced her behind a wall and fled. A 4d year old woman was harmed near Drexel Road and South 6th Avenue. One woman screamed as a man threw her to the pavement in a downtown parking garage.

Tucson Silver Lake Road Santa Cruz River North 6Th Avenue Drexel Road S. 6Th Avenue

Arizona panel approves cheaper TG&E transmission line

The Arizona Corporation Commission authorized Tucson Gas and Electric to build a cheaper 345 000 volt transmission line from the San Juan generating station in New Mexico to Tucson. The line could save TG&E 60 to 70 million dollars and may help hold customer rates near current levels. Construction decision on 500 000 volt option to occur this fall.

Phoenix Arizona Corporation Commission Tucson Gas & Electric Co San Juan New Mexico Tucson Tg&e Tom Morrow

South Africa weighs big jetliner purchase bids

South Africa may buy about 90 million dollars worth of passenger jets for SAA domestic and regional routes, with initial orders for at least three aircraft. Bids from Boeing Lockheed McDonnell Douglas and a European Skybus consortium are under review, as Transport Minister Muller confirms a two year aircraft program totaling about 152 million dollars.

Johannesburg South African Airways South- West Africa Boeing Lockheed McDonnell Douglas L. Muller South Africa Tristar

GOP candidate files petitions for Ward 2 council seat

Marybeth Carlile, Republican candidate for City Council Ward 2, filed petitions on the first filing day for the 1975 city elections. Her filing included 835 signatures, above the 417 minimum for a Republican in the ward, with two others seeking the nomination. Richard J. Kennedy seeks reelection and faces two Democrats in the primary, Douglas Kennedy and Priscilla S. Kuhn. American Party candidate Lewis H. Arling III also announced his bid.

Marybeth Carlile Council Richard J. Kennedy Shirley Haymore

Two Men Arrested in South Side Drug Buy Bust

Hector L. Campas and Elzy Howas Garcia were booked in Pima County Jail after attempting to sell 17 ounces of heroin to a DEA undercover agent at a South Side restaurant. The brown Mexican heroin valued around $25,000 capped a two week federal operation.

South Side Federal Drug Enforcement Administration Hector L. Campas Tucson Elzy Howas Garcia Nogales, Son Pima County DEA

Off-Duty Tucson Officers Under Review For Bar Incident

The Tucson Police Department reviews a complaint by Ted Stanley, manager of Pirates Den, alleging off duty patrolmen Gerard Allen and Wyatt Day assaulted him and drew their revolvers outside the bar on May 30. The internal affairs report is to move up the chain to Chief William J. Gilkenson. both officers deny the charges and remain on duty pending a final determination.

Tucson Richard H. Smith Ted Stanley Pirate’s den Golf Links Road Gerard Allen Wyatt Day Day Allen Stanley Smith

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