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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1971

Page

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Salter Opens District 1 Human Relations Institute

Rubin Salter, Tucson's first black lawyer and former U.S. attorney, told District 1 teachers at Barton Elementary School he is not there to make friends while urging action against the school board. The event included discussions on busing, housing, and minority employment, with officials Jerome Hosenfeld, La Brady, and James E. Officer presenting on housing projects, discrimination, and Native American issues.

Rubin Salter District 1 Human Relations Institute Slater Tucson U.S Barton Elementary Salter Jack W. Robinson Rogers Elementary School Yourelidies America District 1 Jerome Hosenfeld Department of Community Development la Brady Arizona State Employment Service James E. Officer University of Arizona Hosenfeld Stone Craycroft Moedemm Brady Officer Indian Affairs Washington, D.C Secretary of the Interior United States

Judge orders guard at Juvenile Center for 17 year old suspect

Superior Court Judge Jack G. Marks ordered a sheriff’s deputy to guard Louis Taylor, 17, charged with 28 counts of murder and arson in the Pioneer International Hotel fire. The transfer was for confinement, not juvenile action, and Taylor will remain in juvenile detention to avoid mingling with adult prisoners. The preliminary hearing was continued to 9:30 a.m. Tuesday.

Louis Taylor Pioneer International Superior Court Jack G. Marks Pay Charters Taylor Pima County Charters Marks Ter

College Receives Library Grant From HEW

Pima College has been awarded a 29494 library resource grant from the U S Department of Health Education and Welfare. The funds will buy books magazines movies slides microfilm and recordings on histories and cultures for the college collection.

Pima College U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare

County Raises Share for Employee Health Coverage

County Supervisors announced plans to fund up to 50 percent of hospital insurance for about 2 300 employees as bids for a group plan are sought. The current Blue Cross Blue Shield program requires employees to pay the full cost, and July saw a 25 percent County contribution.

Board of Supervisors Jim Murphy Murphy

Senate Panel OKs Two Year Renegotiation Act Extension

The Senate Finance Committee approved a House passed bill extending the Renegotiation Act for two years. The act authorizes a board to negotiate to recover excessive profits from defense contractors.

Washington Senate Finance Committee

Tucson Citizen publication data

Second class postage paid at Tucson Arizona. Daily except Sunday publication by the Citizen Publishing Company at 208 North Stone Avenue, Tucson. Phone number 602 622 5855 with Arizona BS701 mailing details.

Tucson Izons The Citizen Publishing Company North Stone Avenue Arizona

CofC outfitting lounge for VIPs at air base

The Military Affairs Committee of the Tucson Chamber of Commerce is outfitting a lounge at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base for visiting dignitaries. Chairman Richard Brickell says the dedication is today at an invitation dinner, with renovations including carpet and a color TV.

Tucson Chamber of Commerce Davis-Monthan Afb The Davis- Monthan Afb Richard Brickell Brickell Tucson Air Force

Car mileage results in suit against Scottsdale Toyota

Scotts dale resident Marjorie Orton sues Scott Toyota of Scottsdale for 21 438 alleging a 1969 Toyota bought Jan 26 for 1995 came with about 44 000 miles instead of the claimed under 23 500. She seeks 1438 in compensatory damages and 20000 in punitive damages.

Phoenix UPT Scottsdale Marjorie Orton Scott Toyota Toyota Orton

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