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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1965

Page

3

Senate tightens curbs on goof ball and pep pill traffic

Senate approved a bill to curb illegal distribution of barbiturates and amphetamines known as goof balls and pep pills. The measure, backed by Sen. Thomas J. Dodd, targets juvenile and young adult users and imposes up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine. It requires traceability from manufacturer to consumer and empowers Welfare and police to seize illicit shipments.

Washington Senate Thomas J. Dodd Dconn House Johnson Dodd United States

Atty Hanshaw Returns to Tucson Law Practice

Alan Hanshaw resumes law work in Tucson after a year in the Virgin Islands where he led liquidation of about $10 million in assets acquired during redevelopment. He is with Goddard Gin Hanshaw and Gianas at 262 N Meyer Ave and may return to St. Croix briefly to complete details.

Alan Hanshaw Virgin Islands Tucson Hanshaw Goddard

Monica the elephant visits a school in Tweedmouth

A 4000 pound elephant named Monica wandered from a circus parade into a school building in Tweedmouth England. Principal Leslie Grieg met the animal eye to eye as it trotted the corridors before staff regained control and returned Monica to the circus grounds. A teacher’s car was damaged and a gatepost and doors were shattered in the commotion.

Tweedmouth England UPI Monica Leslie Grieg

Dirty Air May Mean More Fatalities in New York

New York faces higher sulfur dioxide levels and more respiratory deaths. A city council report cites Con Ed as the main sulfur dioxide source, with heating plants and other buildings contributing the remainder. A separate pollution study links 405 deaths to a 15 day period of severe pollution in 1983.

New York UPI City Council Chicago Philadelphia Leonard Greenburg Environmental Medicine Department Albert Einstein Medical College Greenburg Air Pollution Control Association Consolidated Edison

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