County building fire causes major damages and losses
Fire on the unoccupied fourth floor damaged voting machines and equipment stored there. Losses include $350,000 in voting machines plus $24,754 in demonstrators and other office items. Firefighters battled the blaze as city council prepared to consider a new fire code nearby.
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Bud Wray
Heigh House
Board of Supervisors
Tem
Peterson
Riley
Manulél Galvan
Galvan
Larry W. Thompson
Ing Department
Thompson
William ©. Cox
Rugh
Pioneer International Hotel
James Farese
Tucson
Chiropractic convention to convene in Arizona state
The 17d states convention of the Chiropractic Physicians Association of Arizona will be held with over 100 doctors expected. DiPietro and Leonardo, convention chairmen, note the Arizona affiliate of the American Chiropractic Association. Catalina Foothills School District board meeting at Pint today open to the public. Agenda includes a discussion of the budget. Meeting at A301 FE Sunrise Drive School.
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Thesot
The
Chiropractic Physicians Association of Arizona
Des
James J. DiPietro
Anthony J. Leonardo
DiPietro
Arizona
American Chiropractic Association
Catalina Foothills
Sunrise Drive
Tucson alien cases void Arizona job law
The U S Supreme Court ruled Arizona a law prohibiting aliens from government employment unconstitutional. The ruling cites the 1971 firing of Maria Theresa Miranda a Tucson teen from a part time work study clerk job at Pueblo High School and similar denial to Marian A Huxtable. The cases outlined that aliens can apply for and hold government jobs, challenging the state ban.
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U.S. Supreme Court
Arizona
Pueblo High School
Tucson
U.S. District Court
James A. Walsh
Miranda
United States
Marian A. Huxtable
Great Brita
Dec
Dismissal Sought in Nude Dance Case
A motion to dismiss the city's appeal of a bottomless dancing case was taken under advisement by Superior Court Judge J. Richard Hannah. Attorney Robert J. Hirsch argued the charges were dropped in 1972 after city ordinances on nude dancing were ruled unconstitutional. The case involves 18 arrested during October raids of four night clubs and a movie theater, including Patricia Morse and Beverly Darko.
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Theson Wmven
Superior Court
J. Richard Hannah
Robert J. Hirsch
Patricia Firth Morse
Aay Tas Targel
Sandra Ellen McKnight
Bone Frame
Beverly Ja Darko
Arizona Court of Appeals
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Larry Thompson
PK. Weis
County Administration
Witter
Dean Witter & Co
E. Broadway
Robert $. Crawsom
Aragona
Gary Nelson
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