Realtors Urge City Council Mediation Over Local Commerce Dispute
The Tucson Board of Realtors asks the City Council to settle jurisdictional clashes between the Chamber of Commerce and the Development Authority for Tucson's Economy DATE. President Glenn Mangels says a single entity should control funds and authority to secure industry, with the council to resolve which group has responsibility. Officials say a working agreement between chamber and DATE is near settlement, but a provision allowing withholding industrial contact information remains disputed.
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Tucson Board of Realtors
City Council
Chamber of Commerce
Development Authority For
Tucson
Glenn Mangels
Chamber
Mangels
Board of Realtors
DATE
Council
Dynamite Hobby Lands Tucson Man $60 Fine
James Laurence Bleess, 21, of 1227 North First Avenue, pleaded guilty in U.S. District Court to unlawful possession of dynamite and damaging federal land. Commissioner Raymond Terlizzi fined him $50 on the first count and $10 on the second, with the second count's sentence suspended. The incident occurred June 4 near Saguaro National Monument when a dynamite blast was set off attracting park officials and visitors.
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Tucson
U.S
Raymond Terlizzi
James Laurence Bleess
N. 1St Ave
Bleess
Terlizzi
Saguaro National Monument
U.S. Park Service
Drug firms sued over Triparano injury in Tucson
Harold W. Glessner of 4729 E. Towner filed an $850,000 Superior Court suit against William S. Merrell Co. Inc. and Richardson-Merrell Co. distributors of Triparano claiming the drug blurred vision and aged skin and did not meet FDA standards. Attorney Alfred C. Marquez filed the action yesterday.
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Tucson
William S. Merrell Co. Inc
Richardson-Merrell € Co
Harold W. Glessner
E. Towner
Food and Drug Administration
Glessner
Alfred C. Marquez
Trading Stamps Mistaken for Safety Sticker Sparks Car Impound
In Salt Lake City AP reports Officer G W Maughan found Ralph Bill ingsly’s car had a green trading stamps block in place of a safety inspection sticker. The vehicle was impounded.
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Salt Lake City
Ralph Billingsly
G. W. Maughan
Pima Seeks Federal Crime Funds For State Program Expansion
County Attorney William J. Schafer says Congress is near approval of a bill to send up to 3 million dollars to Arizona for crime prevention. He notes 1 million could fund a state law enforcement training school in Maricopa County and 2 million for other prevention functions. He cites plan steps including a statewide study contract and facilities, equipment, labs, public information, and research to guide statutes and prison programs for adults and juveniles.
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Congress
Arizona
Atty
William J. Schafer
ITI
Schafer
Phoenix
State Crime Commission
Governor’s
Criminal Justice Planning Committee
William P. Mahoney
U.S
Ghana
Commission
Mahoney
Maricopa County
Crime Commission
Dodd Denies Deception On Fund Raising Events
Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, facing a censure bid over campaign funds, denies deceiving the public about fund raising testimonials. He cites a mix of testimonial and campaign funds, pledges a vote soon, and defends most charges as mischaracterizations while noting a possible Senate showdown by tonight or Thursday.
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Dodd
Washington
Thomas J. Dodd
Connecticut
Senate
Pri
LSD deemed dangerous despite mixed scientific views
Dr. Robert I. Cutts of the Southern Arizona Mental Health Center told Sunshine Kiwanis that LSD and other mind expanding drugs endanger mental health and can trigger illness or strange behavior. He warned about risky settings, false expectations, and the lure of invincibility, noting cases of harm and the availability of similar substances.
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Southern Arizona Mental Health Center
Sunshine Kiwanis Club
Westerner Hotel
Cutts
Cutis
Mast Jury Selection Continues in Third Murder Trial
Prescott from UPI reports the third murder trial of C Lee Mast, former Tucson businessman, for the 1965 slaying of his wife Elizabeth and alleged auto crash cover story. Eighteen jurors chosen. twenty more needed for a 12 member jury and two alternates as prior trials ended in hung juries.
Published Party rates at Citizen Pubits on North Stone Ave
The notice lists home delivery rates for the Arizona publication with 45 cents per week and 23 dollars per year for in-town service. Outside Tucson delivery is 45 cents and rates show 2.25 dollars per month and 27 dollars per year. Address shown as 208 North Stone Ave.
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Ciizen
North
Stone Ave
Son
Arizona
Tucson
Nogales Won't Bow On Pupils
Nogales High School District will ignore an attorney general's ruling requiring it to admit Tubac School District students. Superintendent Marvin D. Cowan cites lack of classrooms and funds for expansion. Tubac faced high tuition costs pushing its deficit and tax rate higher.
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Nogales
UPI
Nogales High
Attorney General
Marvin D. Cowan
Tubac
Attorney General’s
Nogales High School
Sahuartita High
Pima County
Sahuarita
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MIA &. Storage CO
Pima
John Chadwick
North Stone Ave
Veronah Pte
Cowan
Imperial
Hiram Walker & Sons Inc
Peqaia, Li
Weppelle
Paris
Culotte
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