Man 20 found dead in Tucson apartment
Police continued the investigation into the death of 20 year old Donald B. Gribble whose body was found on the living room floor of his 621 B Helen St apartment. A pathologist reported severe head injuries and a puncture wound. no arrests have been made. Gribble was connected to others indicted by a federal grand jury on marijuana importation and distribution charges.
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Graud
Stanley M. Sattler
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Tip softens 'pain of loss
A gunman approached a parked cab in Buffalo and demanded money from driver Paul Coleman. Coleman, 22, handed over $40 and received $1 back after the robber quipped I always tip the driver.
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N.Y
UPT
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Wallace says he is coping well after paralysis
Governor George Wallace disclosed he is on track to fully cope with partial paralysis and believes he can win any election run in. The 53 year old, recently discharged from University Hospital after prostate surgery, stated he will decide on re election as governor or a 1976 presidential bid later.
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George Wallace
Wallace
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National Governors’ Conference
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Maryland
Birmingham
University Hospital
Gila River Industry Seeks 200 New Workers
SACATON AP A Gila River Indian Reservation plant, Gila River Enterprises, needs 200 more workers soon or face production cuts. Leroy Martin, jobs developer for the Gila River Career Center, says any person over 16 is eligible. The facility north of Coolidge makes tents, duffel bags and parachute drop bags and holds a jacket contract but cannot start until staffing increases from about 180 employees.
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Gila River Enterprises
Coolidge
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Wild Flower Guide for Southern Arizona Offered Monday
The Tucson Daily Citizen announces a Wild Flowers booklet with about 80 illustrated species to help readers identify spring and summer flora in Southern Arizona. Buyers may pick up at 208 N. Stone Ave or order by mail for 45 or 75 cents. others can buy at the Chamber of Commerce and the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum.
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Arizona
Citizen Building
N. Stone Ave
P. O
Tucson
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