Citizen Charlie's Crossword Puzzle List of solvable words
Crossword puzzle list from Citizen Charlie No 556 includes words such as ABUSED AMUSED ODD BEE CAB EGG PEEP CAN POEMS POETS CAB GRAFT PUT and phrases like CASE S GRANT RED CAT INVENTED REVISE INVERTED REVIVE COAT INVESTED SIN SLEEP SLEET SNOW TIDE TRAPPED VINE WEEP WIN A $150 cash prize offered for correct solution Entries must reach Citizen office by a specified Thursday morning.
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Sept 8 Trial Set In City Sanitary District Dispute
City and Sanitary District officials agreed to a truce until Sept 8 with a Superior Court trial planned. The city seeks stop the district from claiming pumps it says are city property and to end district fees on district-built lines. The district seeks city payments for in city lines and to halt fee collection.
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City and Sanitary District 1
Superior Court
Robert Q. Boylston
Boylston
Sewer District
Ayo
Tucson
State Realtors Install Tucsonian President in Arizona Group
Flagstaff reports Keith Winn of Tucson was installed as president of the Arizona Association of Realtors at the annual installation meeting held Saturday.
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Flagstaff
Keith Winn
Tucson
Arizona Association of Realtors
20 Miles From School Missing Appointee Found Near Annapolis
Robert Craig Gillaspie, sought nationwide to report to the Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md., was found just 20 miles from the school. The Catalina High School honor graduate learned of his appointment after reading a letter from home in Pasadena. Officials and media had searched nationwide as the July 6 deadline neared. His father said Gillaspie was fourth or fifth alternate and the academy moved him up on the list.
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Robert Craig Gillaspie
Naval Academy
Annapolis
Gillaspie
Catalina High School
Robert Gillaspie
E. Justin Lane
Maryland
Pasadena
UA Receives $117,519 National Science Foundation Grant
The University of Arizona was awarded a $117,519 institutional grant from the National Science Foundation to support campus research. Dr Edward N Wise says funds will be distributed in small amounts to many scientists and scholars, prioritizing younger staff and graduate student research as seed money and summer stipends. This marks the third year UA has secured the grant.
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National Science Foundation
University of Arizona
Edward N. Wise
Wise
Charles Magee Dies A Red Cross Pioneer 89
Charles Lohr Magee, 89, first secretary of the American Red Cross from 1905 to 1921, died Saturday in a sanitarium. He was a veteran of the Spanish American War.
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Charles Magee
Washington
Charles Lohr Magee
American Red Cross
Inquest Into Gun Death Continues Involving Woods
Coroner's inquest into caretaker James Woods death resumes at 10 a.m. in Justice of the Peace Toby La Vetter's courtroom. An eight member jury will hear county attorney evidence after Norman Green freed Bruce W. Campbell in a self defense finding. Woods' body was viewed yesterday at Adair Funeral Home.
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James Woods
Justice of the Peace
Toby LaVetter
Norman Green
Woods
Tucson
Bruce W. Campbell
Campbell
Adair Funeral Home
LaVetter
Colleges Unite To Run Proposed Atom Smasher
A group of 34 universities formed National Academy of Sciences affiliated corporation to manage a $280 million atom smasher if Congress approves. Temporary trustees include Bronk Goheen Harrington Kirk Smiley Stahr Stever Warner. Regional groups will nominate 15 trustees and 6 at large plus 15 scientists and administrators.
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Washington
Congress
National Academy of Sciences
Corpora
Lign—Knowi
Universities Research Association, Inc
Academy
District of Columbia
Detlev W. Bronk
Rockefeller Institute
Robert F. Goheen
Princeton
Fred H. Harrington
University of Wisconsin
Grayson Kirk
Columbia University
Joseph R. Smiley
University of Colorado
Elvis J. Stahr Jr
Indiana University
H. Guyford Stever
Carnegie Institute of Technology
John C. Warner
Carnegie
Nomi
Nees
California Institute of Technology
University of California At Berkeley
University of California At Los Angeles
University of Chicago
Cornell
Duke
Harvard
University of Illinois
University of Iowa At Iowa City
Johns Hopkins
University of Maryland
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
University of Michigan
University of Minnesota
University of North Carolina
Northwestern
University of Notre Dame
University of Pennsylvania
Purdue
Rice
University of Rochester
Stanford
University of Texas
Tulane
Washington University At St. Louis
University of Washington
Yale
Ghost Town’s Final Boom Ends With Jet Collision
Belmont, New UP I report notes a near-deserted mining town’s last boom after an Air Force jet strayed off course breaking the sound barrier. Fifteen windows, a wall, two walls shifted, a tin roof damaged, windowsills blown, a damaged trailer and a leaky pipe were recorded. An interior designer advertises services at 711 N. Oracle Rd, 297-0282.
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Belmont
New
UPI
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