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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1969

Page

2

UA 90-Inch Telescope Opens After Kitt Peak Dedication

Following the dedication of Steward Observatory’s new 90 inch reflector on Kitt Peak, Arizona astronomers gain a powerful tool. The $1.3 million NSF grant and state funds financed the project joining the old 36 inch telescope, with remarks from UA President Harvill and NSF official Page.

Kitt Peak Arizona Steward Observatory University of Arizona Richarda. Harvill National Science Foundation Sides Harvill Bowen Dees Howard H. Page NSF Aden B. Meine Ua-Optical Sciences Center Fhe Clydé C. Chivens Boller and Chivens Parkin-Elmer Corporation

Burger Could Change High Court Says Schafer

Warren E. Burger's appointment to the Supreme Court may shift the court. Ima County Attorney William J. Schafer II urged in a public speech that recent rulings, especially Escobedo and Miranda, drew dissent from five justices. He opposed the Miranda confession ruling but said Court decisions remain law.

Warren E. ‘Burger Supreme Court Ima County William J. Schafer II Schafer

Public bidding notice for city procurement services

Sealed proposals are invited by the City Purchasing Office City Hall for furnishing or services including repair and construction work. Bids due June 27. Public opening and reading follow per local procedures. Information references and item descriptions appear in the notice.

Rangers to Install Horns to Silence Fans

Glasgow Rangers chairman John Lawrence says the club will fit mechanical horns in the stadium to drown out what he calls dirty songs sung by supporters. The move aims to curb crowd noise and maintain decorum at matches in Glasgow.

Glasgow Scotland UPI John Lawrence Glasgow Rangers

Arizona City Sealed Bids Sought For Public Works

City of Tucson Arizona invites sealed proposals to furnish materials supplies or services for repair construction and improvement projects. Bids due June 27 1969 at 4 00 p m in the City Purchasing Office City Hall Tucson. Prefabricated metal comfort station aluminum plumbing fixtures bid forms and specifications available at City Hall. Published June 24 1969.

Pera Jett Geerie Brizona Tucson Ariana Ans Bk Azanails Hall Ieee

Pfeffer Finances Revealed in Federal Court Documents

Federal court filings reveal the Pfeffer Jewelers financial entanglements and a $4.8 million jewelry consignment to Las Vegas racketeer Battaglia, plus $510,224 in accounts receivable on sales by the late Newton Pfeffer. The firm faces involuntary bankruptcy and seeks reorganization with a creditors hearing set for Monday.

N. Pfeffer Jewelers John Bat”. Battaglia Newton Pfeffer Los Angeles Battaglia Pfeffer New York U.S Hugh Caldwell Charles “Batis Ticson Pees Charles H. Whitehill Edward Berger Loen

Oldest Active Sub Ends Career at Mare Island

The USS Tunny, the oldest U S Navy submarine on active duty, arrives at Mare Island California to be decommissioned for the second time. It will join four other submarines USS Raton Bluegill Bream and Charr for retirement. The Tunny was decommissioned in 1946 and reactivated in 1959 for conversion to a guided missile submarine.

Vallejo Calif UPS Mare Island Raton Bluegill Bream Charr

HUD Praises Tucson Model Cities Progress

A HUD official told Tucson City Council that the federal agency will retain control of the Model Cities program. J W Stribling praised Tucson’s progress, noting it leads other Western cities and urging focus on realizable goals. Cressworth Lander said the policymaking board for the program is being formed.

Council To Control HUD Federal Housing and Urban Development Department Tucson J. W. Stribling Stribling Phoenix Pdt Cressworth Lander

Early Morning Truck Crash Destroys Stop Light and Cars

A truck trailer ran off I 10 at Fifth Avenue this morning, tearing out a traffic signal and wrecking six cars at Mack McGinnis used car lot. Driver Alton Franklin, 37, and relief driver Jimmy Bartlett, 34, were unscathed or lightly hurt. The light was valued at 800 dollars and 300 feet of highway fence also damaged.

Arizona Highway Patrol Interstate 10 Fth Avenue Mack McGinnis S. 6Th Ave Alton Franklin Lubbock Tex Jimmy Bartlett

Robbery Suspect to be Extradited to Face Charges

Robert B. Moore Jr., 18, will be returned by the sheriff from Pittsburgh to face attempted murder and robbery charges in the May 20 shooting of Edward Alarcon, 23, at the Shell Freeway Station in Tucson. Det. Lon Chapman departed for Pennsylvania after Moore waived extradition. Moore’s last known address was Mt. Lemmon. Police previously arrested Roger Eugene Lerch, 18, of 714 N. Venice Ave., sharing the same charges with a $1,000 bond set.

Robert B. Moore Jr Pittsburgh Tucson Moore Lon Chapman Pennsylvania Edward Alarcon Alarcon Shell Freeway 22Nd St Mt. Lemmon Roger Eugene Lerch Venice Ave

Meir to visit Nixon in Washington for talks

Prime Minister Golda Meir of Israel will travel to Washington on July 27 for talks with President Nixon and stay about ten days in the United States, sources said. No official confirmation of the date was immediately available.

Tel Aviv Golda Meir Israel Nixon Washington United States

Communists Grow Activity Near Malaysia Thailand and Indonesia

The National Operations Council reports increased Communist activity along Malaysia’s borders with Thailand and Indonesia. Rural areas show disturbance efforts and potential threats to racial harmony. Curfews remain to back security operations amid lingering arson and interethnic tensions.

Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Thailand Indonesia National Operations Council Information Coordination Center Tun Abdul ‘Razak

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PSA Pisa Bruce Hawkins Papago ‘Reservation Bowen C. Dees Clyde C. Chivens Bart J. Bok Richard A. Harvill Aden B. Meinel Howard E. Page Burger High Court Arsegnace Wiall Prulane Tirena Datlone Stanecon Hale Hornain Hall I Pfeffer Meir Reds Odds & Ends Zenith Fantastic Savings Bastant Credit Hibeger Ala Corsing Campbell
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