Center Judges Laud Bond Plan For New Government Center
Pima County Superior Court judges applauded a Board of Supervisors proposal for a 3 to 5 million dollar bond to finish a new government center. They urged building a 10 story complex with 15 initial courtrooms to accommodate growth and avoid obsolescence, while noting costs and priorities must align with taxpayers.
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Pima County
Superior Court
Board of Supervisors
William C. Frey
Frey
Robert Roylston
Pinal County
Roylston
Markets Closed To Clear Backlog
New York American and over the counter stock exchanges were closed to permit brokers to catch up on a backlog of paperwork. The closures extended from last Wednesday through next Wednesday and will also include Friday, July 5.
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New York
UPI
Petitions seek block of July constitutional ballot
Petitions to postpone the July 16 special election on constitutional amendments will be filed with the Secretary of State. The Arizona Democratic Committee reports more than 20 000 signatures, above the 19 000 required, aiming to move the vote to November.
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Phoenix
Secretary of State
Tom Patten
Arizona Democratic Committee
Jaycees Honor Prison Educator in Arizona
Jerry Thompson of Coolidge was named one of America's outstanding educators by the U.S. Jaycees. Thompson, 35, is assistant director of education at Arizona State Prison in Florence and leads a program where inmates speak to civic groups about their lives. He is ASU alumnus, graduated 1955, and earned a master's at Northern Arizona University last year after teaching in Phoenix.
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Arizona State University
Thompson
Northern Arizona University
Phoenix
Bodies recovered after Salvador avalanche crushes bus
Rescue workers in Salvador Brazil recovered at least 50 bodies from beneath an earth slide that buried a bus and row of shacks killing or trapping residents. Officials warned of more victims as teams cleared debris and evacuated nearby families amid ongoing fear of additional slides.
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Rio DE Janeiro
UPI
Salvador
Brazil
Union Actions Halt Possible Injunction In Tucson Transit Case
Tucson transit workers moved to dismiss on jurisdiction grounds arguing NLRB should decide first. Judge Marks dissolved the temporary order as time expired but no new order issued while July hearings on the dismissal proceed.
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Tucson Transit Co
Superior Court
Jack G. Marks
Marks
National Labor Relations Board
A. O. Johnson
Tucson Transit Corp
Edward S. Kennedy
Amalgamated Transit Workers
U S and North Vietnam Trade Charges in Paris Talks
At Paris, North Vietnam accuses the United States of bad faith while the U S delegation counters with claims of distortions. Harriman cites U S goals under Geneva accords and rejects North Vietnamese insistence on continued bombing and military presence as obstructing progress. The talks run three hours and forty-five minutes with a reconvening agreed.
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Paris
North Vietnam
United States
U.S
Xunh Thuy
W. Averell Harriman
Johnson
Harriman
Thuy
Saigon
Vietnam
South Vietnam
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