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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1967
Page
2
Superior Court Judge Law rence Howard proposes a courtroom chart method to qualify jurors, replacing the county jury service. The chart asks basic questions. jurors answer aloud, saving time and providing clearer profiles for attorneys.
Democratic State Rep. Tony Carrillo of Pima County says the new Republican plan for legislative districts will be unconstitutional under federal standards. He cites gerrymandering, minority discrimination, and inadequate reapportionment machinery, with a petition drive in Phoenix seeking 19,000 signatures to place the measure on the 1968 ballot. Carrillo notes a 42 member nonpartisan board would replace legislative authority if the plan fails. He targets about 40,000 total signatures, including 9,000–10,000 from Pima County.
The U S Geological Survey will occupy a 10 800 square foot facility at 2555 East Street built by Bloodworth Building & Development Co. The UA lease is terminated. 65 Tucson employees will move in by September 1 with annual rent of 40 638. The survey plans a future move to the proposed federal building. Announcement by Senator Carl Hayden and Representative Morris K Udall.
London AP reports the death of Gen Sir Alan Bourne a founder of the British commandos. He died Saturday in Torquay aged 84.
Joseph Lusteck, a longtime Pima County planning analyst and principal planner, resigns July 15 to become assistant planning director for a three county metro area centered in Jackson Mississippi. He earned UA degrees and contributed to junior college, school district, population studies, regional parks and planned unit development efforts. At Jackson he will handle advance planning in a department still forming.
State liquor chief Harold H. Moore outlined a school based program to combat teen drinking. He spoke to about 50 Pima County Licensed Beverage Association members at the Tidelands Motor Inn and urged cooperative enforcement of the new liquor code. He also described an age verification form for purchasers and plans to add five agents, including one for Tucson.
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