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Tucson Daily Citizen in Tucson, Arizona

30 Jun 1967

Page 9

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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1967

Page

9

Broman challenges Tucson Council’s public image

Charles Broman of the Tucson Airport Authority told the Tucson Trade Bureau that council antics damage the city’s appeal to industrial prospects. He cited ongoing airport service issues and highlighted Aeronaves de Mexico plans to expand DC9 jet routes from Mexico City to Obregon, Hermosillo, Tucson, and Phoenix.

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Carlos Diez. Urizar Aeronaves de Mexico Ted Turpin Tucson Tucson Airport Authority Charles Broman Tucson Trade Bureau Broman Breman Trade Bureau Civil Aeronautics Board Carlos Diez Urizar Aeronaves Tucson International Aeronaves Flights Mexico Diez Mexico City Obregon Hermosillo Phoenix Diez Arizar Arizona Cities Guadalajara Culiacan Arizona Guaymas Los Mochis Aerowaves
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Editor admits tipping cops in drug arrests

London editors admit staff provided information to police that jailed Rolling Stones members Keith Richards and Mick Jagger after a Sussex party on February 12. Richards received a year sentence, Jagger three months, with appeals planned.

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London API Britain Stafford Somerfield News of the World Times of London Rolling Stone Keith Richard Sussex Mick Jagger Jagger Richard
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Congress Recess Leaves Backlog of Work and Tense Politics

Congress heads into a 10 day July 4 break with a large backlog of unfinished work. After recess, major items include education funding civil rights social security and potential tax changes while both parties claim varying levels of progress and leadership critiques.

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Washington Congress Capitol Senate Thomas J. Dodd D-Conn House Adam Clayton Powell John W. McCormack D-Mass Gerald R. Ford Michigan
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