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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1968

Page

4

TTC route and schedule changes studied by Arizona commission

The Arizona Corporation Commission reviewed proposed Tucson Transit Corp route and schedule changes and potential fines for implementing changes without approval. TTC said losses exceed 85 000 last year and 27 000 so far this year as it plans to cut 14 routes to 10, with summer operation only. Volunteers and drivers opposed the move citing public impact. The commission gave TTC one week to provide estimated savings from the changes.

Tucson Transit Corp Arizona Corporation Commission ACC Helterbran Tucson Edward Kennedy

John H. Cole Dies Oil Co Dispatcher at 58

John Herbert Cole, 58, a dispatcher for Union Oil Co of California in Tucson, died at his home on Luana Drive. A Annapolis native, he lived 15 years in Tucson after moving from Santa Monica. He belonged to Fountain of Life Lutheran Church. Survived by widow Sylvia, daughter Carolyn Van Winkle of Germany, five grandchildren, and sister Leitha Fahrbach of Hayward, California. Adair Funeral Service to arrange.

John Herbert Cole Union Oil Co California Luana Drive Cole Annapolis Tucson Santa Monica Calif Fountain of Life Lutheran Church Sylvia Carolyn van Winkle Germany Leitha Fahrbach Hayward Adair

Western Union Hires Extra Help Over Guns Message Volume

In Phoenix Western Union offices add staff to handle rising messages opposing firearm restrictions. Operations manager Carl Eberle says daily messages jumped from about 290 to 325 to 668 on Monday and continue rising.

Phoenix Western Union Arizona Carl Eberle

Planetarium plan proceeds despite funding concerns

County planners expect the Frank Borman Planetarium to be built in two to four years costing about 750000. Private donations are sought to cover most of the cost with city and county providing the site. The project may use health building site north of El Presidio Park and could trigger a 3 to 5 million bond next year.

Frank Borman John Tsaguris Tsaguris Board of Supervisors County Health el Presidio Park Tsagaris Tucson Trade Bureau

Olympic Pavilion Opens Saturday in Tucson

The Tucson Mexico Olympic Pavilion opens Saturday at 5 p.m. with exhibits and entertainment planned. It will be open seven days a week, featuring Tito Guizar, Los Changuitos Feos, a Desert Museum show, a Ted De Grazia sculpture, children's art, antique vehicles, Coronado expedition displays, Air West travel exhibits, Grand Canyon model, outdoor recreation panels, and an Olympic display from Mexico City. David P. Sutter will run food service. hours are 5 p.m. to midnight on Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. regularly.

Tucson - Mexico Tucson-Mexico International Exchange Commission Tito Guizar Los Changuitos Feos Hal Gras Arizona-Sonora Mexico City David P. Sutter Monterey

Oil Painting Class Opens At Lighthouse YMCA

An eight week oil painting course starts Tuesday at the Lighthouse YMCA directed by John A. Magee. Sessions run 7 to 9 p.m. Fees are 20 dollars for members 22 dollars for nonmembers and 15 dollars for repeats.

Lighthouse Ymca John A. Magee

Police Hunt Would-Be Abductor

Police seek a man described as 5 feet 7 inches, about 150 pounds with brown hair and thick glasses who accosted Lydia Rubio and her 2 year old son in the 600 block of East 8th Street around 10 last night and attempted to abduct them. Rubio, 21, of 821 KE, 8th St., said the man grabbed her and threatened to kill them.

East 8Th Street Lydia O. Rubio 8Th St

Pontiff Reconsiders Birth Control Stand

Vatican sources report Pope Paul VI opposed to changing the church ban on artificial birth control but faced strong objections from churchmen. He drafted a 40 page document affirming the traditional teaching, then withdrew it despite having prepared translations.

Vatican City UPI Paul VI Vatican United Press International

Oil firm new field boosts Navajo oil value 700 percent

Kerr McGee develops Dineh Bi Keyah on the Navajo Reservation raising oil and gas assessment to 6.95 million for next year from 929 thousand. Airline properties valued at 8.83 million for the coming year, down 1.5 million from the current year. Kerr McGee production value set at 5.88 million versus 235 thousand this year. State agency taxes oil and gas but counties appraisal cover plants and equipment.

Phoenix Kerr-McGee Corp Dineh Bi Keyah Navajo Reservation State Department of Property Valuation Department Kerr- McGee

Keratolytic Foot Remedy Promoted at Drug Stores

An old advertisement touts T-4 and FAST series keratolytic products for athlete's foot. It claims rapid drying and skin sloughing action, urging readers to purchase at all drug stores.

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