Peter Max border art dropped by federal agency
A $300 000 GSA plan to place Peter Max designed signs at U S border posts was canceled. The agency will instead mount the illustrations inside federal buildings while keeping the border message in English and French or Spanish. Max, paid in full, expressed disappointment and said he has not been contacted about the decision. Eckard declined interview and stated the art is inappropriate for border stations but suitable for federal buildings.
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Police Auction Tomorrow In Tucson Parking Lot Sale
The Tucson Police Department will auction unclaimed merchandise at 9 a.m. in the department parking lot at 14th Street and South Stone Avenue. Viewings begin at 9 a.m. A bid number is free. purchases must be paid in cash. Items include suitcases watches televisions a typewriter and costume jewelry from stored lost or stolen property held six months.
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May registrations trigger Monday citations in Arizona
The Arizona Department of Transportation says May registrations are complete and law enforcement will issue tickets starting Monday to motorists with expired plates. Renewals with expired tags incur an $8 late fee plus possible fines. registrations expired this month may be renewed without penalty by Wednesday.
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Arizona Department of Transporation
Kissinger declares independent U.S. policy toward Eastern Europe
Secretary of State Kissinger warned the Soviet Union that the United States will deal with Eastern Europe on an independent basis. He said there are no spheres of influence and no American prescription for European unity. The address stressed sovereignty of bloc nations and Yugoslavia and rejected claims of yielding to Moscow.
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Eastern Europe
Border Highway Progress Aids Nogales Truck Traffic
State Highway 189 in Nogales will be ready for international truck traffic in August. The route runs 2.7 miles from the border to Interstate 19 at the Maricopa interchange. The Mexican truck route is finished and a new port of entry is being completed to handle traffic. Up to 420 trucks cross into Arizona daily during peak produce season.
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FDA urges checks on 1222 Cordis pacemakers in use
The FDA advises monitoring 1,222 Cordis pacemakers due to possible faulty welding that may let moisture enter the circuitry. Two Stankor Kappa and Ectocor Kappa models are cited, with Cordis signaling the issue after clinician complaints and a hospital advisory last month.
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Cordis
Policeman in San Francisco Suspended Over Ride Request
Officer Terry Collins, a four year veteran, was suspended for ten days by Police Chief Charles Gain after refusing to ride in a patrol car with a female officer. The department said Collins must train the female officer who would have accompanied him on his beat.
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UPI
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Congress OKs 948 Million for B1 Bomber Production
Senate and House conferees approve a military procurement bill authorizing 32.5 billion in total procurement for 12 months starting Oct 1. It includes 948 million for the first three B1 bombers with Air Force plans for orders in November and a fleet of 244 planes at about 22 billion.
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