County Puzzling Spending Spurs County Hall Scrutiny
The article grills Pima County Supervisor Chairman Lambert Kautenburger over a $999,000 highway overrun and a proposed matched grant of $225,000 for County Hospital improvements. Hospital officials say they have received no written proposals for extra funds, while others question the use of tax and federal money amid unclear project details.
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Citizen Charlie
Lambert Kautenburger
Pima County
Wizard of County Management
John Q
Kautenburger
Walter Burg
Burg
Pima County Hospital
Francis J. Bean
Miguel Carreras
County Hospital
Pima County Medical Society
Charlie
Joseph the Quiet Father of Jesus in Scripture
The piece portrays Joseph as a just Nazareth carpenter father who protected and supported Jesus. It notes his Davidic lineage, his role guarding the Holy Family, and suggests he died before the crucifixion. An apocryphal tale adds a carpentry lesson Jesus later mirrored. 1957 for the Citizen.
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Joseph
Nazareth
David
Jesus
Jerusalem
Spend And Spend Complex Targets Overseas Air Force Wives
A Pentagon notice outlines a plan to send a 27 year old fashion stylist abroad at taxpayer expense to stage fashion shows for overseas Air Force wives and inventory PX displays. The assignment, labeled Fashion Co ordinator, aims to gauge US fashion mood for service families. Critics call it a costly, unnecessary use of funds amid broader Washington spending.
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Washington
Pentagon
United States
Beck and Teamsters under Senate scrutiny in 1987
Victor Riesel reports on Senate efforts to expose ties between the Teamsters under Dave Beck and criminal networks. Senators say the case will set a precedent as investigations uncover alleged coercion, political influence, and millions in profits, with Beck facing pressure to reform or face tougher next-session legislation.
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Dave Beck
Europe
Vienna
Bristol
Sen
John McClellan
Teamsters
Beck
Do We Want To Go Back To Dark Ages
Letters to the editor condemn protest against Douglas and note Tucson growth and future opportunities for graduates. A separate reader praises a Lenten series Jesus Loved Them and urges spiritual coverage in the paper.
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Sunnyside Home Owners Protective Association
Douglas
Tucson
Rudolph Nye
Richard W. Loudermilk
E. Mabel St
Jesus
Aa New
Tucson Daily Citizen
William Hobbs
First Methodist Church
At Park
Reader letter advocates curb on income tax and federal spending
Marian Chilson writes to the editor praising sermons and urging readers to press Congress on the Eisenhower budget. She argues federal aid for schools and the income tax laws burden citizens, create unequal burdens, and threaten liberty.
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Marian Chilson
Foreign aid faces tough tests in Congress in coming years
In Washington, debate over foreign aid continues as Congress weighs long term commitments versus annual appropriations. Since 1948 the U S has allocated over 50 billion dollars in economic and military assistance, with critics calling for more loans and fewer gifts and a shift toward lasting planning in areas like water development.
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Washington
Congress
Eisenhower
Steel
Benjamin F. Fairless
The Forgotten Man and the Father Role Debate
A Citizen column reviews a pamphlet arguing fathers are sidelined by matriarchal households and divorce. It notes high unilateral custody, juvenile delinquency links, and calls for fathers’ influence, citing Judge Miner and Howard Whitman. It suggests obtaining the pamphlet from Kirkbride Fund in Philadelphia.
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Israel
Egypt
Mamma
United States
Howard Whitman
Julius H. Miner
Circuit Court of Illinois
Kirkbride Fund
Chestnut Street
Philadelphia
Drunk Driving Bill Aims For Quick Passage In Arizona House
Rep Douglas Holsclaw promotes a bill to toughen drunk driving penalties with night and weekend jail terms, license suspensions for first offenders, mandatory revocation for second offenses, and shifted jurisdiction to Justice Court. The measure seeks to ease Superior Court congestion.
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Phoenix
Douglas S. Holsclaw
Pima County
Highway Department
Justice Court
Holsclaw
Superior Court
Tucson
State Hospital
Ft. Grant
Children’s Prison
University of Arizona
College At Tempe
College At Flag
Tempe
National Guard
House
Senate Appropriations
State Institutions Committee
Arizona Power Authority
Harold C. Giss
D-Yuma
Capitol
Sen
Ben Arnold
Dpinal
What We Do Matters To God Devotional Reflects On Duty And Unity
A devotional piece cites First Thessalonians reminding believers that every act matters to God. It compares individual contribution to an orchestra and urges daily tasks done under God’s will, ending with a prayer for guidance and presence. Courtesy Tucson Council of Churches.
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Christ Our Lord
Tucson
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