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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1971
Page
2
A venomous sidewinder hid in a console organ Tuesday, drew an audience, and later left when Jack L. Young, with sheriff deputies, dismantled the organ in his backyard. Mrs. Jane N. Young aided by children, heat and sprays failed to drive it out earlier.
Louis Taylor a 17 year old charged with arson and murder in the Pioneer International Hotel fire has been moved from Pima County Jail to Juvenile Detention after Superior Court Judge Jack Marks ruled adult jail confinement violated his rights The transfer follows public defender comments about confinement conditions and a habeas corpus petition outcome The preliminary hearing to determine trial eligibility began with arson investigator Cyrillis W Holmes testifying and cross examination planned among witnesses from a prior juvenile hearing
Tucson's National Alliance of Businessmen aims to place 600 people in the next fiscal year including 200 Vietnam veterans. Harold Hamer of the Arizona State Employment Service notes 1700 veterans are registered locally for work. Rex Waite urges focus on Vietnam veteran placement alongside a national push endorsed by President Nixon. The NAB backs two programs, contract and voluntary, to encourage employer hiring and training.
The National Transportation Safety Board resumes hearings on the Marshall University plane crash near Huntington West Virginia that killed 75 people. The inquiry will cover charter arrangements and inspect landing equipment at Huntington Airport and the airport’s capacity to handle aircraft.
About a dozen teachers from across the state attend a desert ecology workshop this week at Marana Air Park. Sponsored by the Association of Classroom Teachers, part of the Arizona Education Association, the program is led by Blanche Hosack with instructors Nelson Moore and Eric Yensen, university doctoral candidates. The workshop offers two hours of graduate credit from Arizona State University.
The article explains a simple device doctors use to stay trim the bath room scale. It promises weight loss and long term maintenance along with savings on annual food costs.
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