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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1976

Page

2

Arizona House approves blind trust and accomplice bills

The Arizona House approved Senate bills to expose land trusts, requiring participant names and addresses in public records within 120 days. The package also empowers convictions of accomplices and obstructors, with amendments pending in the Senate. A companion measure would raise rewards and fund investigations into the Don Bolles murder. another bill would adjust surety bonds for land developers and fraud reimbursements.

House Senate Craig Davids D-Coolidge Mike McNeff Department of Public Safety House Judiciary Committee Arizona Republic Don Bolles

Evacuees From Lebanon Sail Toward Athens Aboard USS Spiegel Grove

The Spiegel Grove carries 110 Americans and 157 evacuees from Lebanon on a 36 hour voyage to Athens amid war near Beirut. President Ford ordered the evacuation code named Fluid Drive with Navy and White House coordination. Aboard are two dogs a cat and a parakeet as the ship departs Beirut harbor.

Lebanon USS Spiegel Grove Athens Mediterranean Beirut Ford Damascus Syria National Security Council White House Pentagon Bosun Glen R. Kennedy Rhinelander Wis Beirut Dock Ron Nessen Vicki Alrey Greenwich Conn United States Foard

Lamm seeks EPA approval to use DDT against plague in Colorado

Gov. Richard Lamm asks the Environmental Protection Agency to permit Colorado to deploy 4000 pounds of banned DDT to curb a bubonic plague threat after a Pueblo woman died. Plague transmitted by fleas from rodents. last year a southern Colorado farmhouse death occurred and New Mexico also reported a fatal case plus three other confirmed cases.

Denver UPI Richard Lamm Environmental Protection Agency Colorado New Mexico

Lincoln Thrift investors demand a board seat in receivership

About 1,500 Lincoln Thrift Association investors at a Phoenix meeting urged appointment of a depositor to one of five court-appointed trustee seats. They want delays in informants and audit concerns detailed, with threats to picket the trustees’ downtown Phoenix office if ignored. John Cook led protests calling for action and criticized Judge Walter Craig and officials for fees and inaction.

Phoenix Lincoln Thrift Association U.S. District Court Robert Fendler Alhambra High School of the Trustees The Protective Association of Lincoln Thrift Depositors U.S. Dist Walter Craig Craig Cook

All Star Lineup Featured in World's Finest Comics

In the Citizen, a showcase of stars highlights the latest issue of Worlds Finest Comics with a star-studded roster and dynamic team-ups. Readers are teased with planned appearances, story arcs, and artwork by renowned creators.

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