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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1968

Page

7

In Passing Tucson Echoes Over National Nonsense

A mosaic of snappy local lines questions Tucson violence bans and public works. It notes Air Force trips for Humphrey tuxedos, Rockefeller politics, Tucson Transit fears, Chamber of Commerce critiques, and a slate of city projects from airport expansion to golf course purchase and Fort Lowell site preservation.

Air Force Scranton Washington, D.C Hubert Humphrey Triple H Tucson Magma Copper Co Kalamazoo San Manuel

Rockefeller Abstains From Presidential Race in Weak GOP Pace

Nelson Rockefeller’s decision to stay out of the presidential contest leaves Nixon as the lone Republican contender. The move draws mixed reactions within the party and contrasts with Democratic dynamics sparked by Robert Kennedy’s entry. Some leaders fear a divided race. others see potential at the convention. Names floated as possible late entrants include Sen. Charles H. Percy and Mayor John V. Lindsay.

Nelson Rockefeller Republican Party Richard Nixon Rockefeller G.O.P Robert Kennedy Eugene McCarthy Bobby Romney Nixon New Hampshire Rocky Kentucky Thruston Morton Charles H. Percy Illinois John V. Lindsay New York

Gift of Love Harpist Gerald Goodman In Concert Tonight

Harpist troubadour Gerald Goodman performs at 8 p.m. tonight in Crowder Hall University of Arizona. The program is a gift to Fan Kane Research Fund for Brain Injured Children and is open to the public without charge. Goodman, a 33 year old Cleveland native now in New York City, describes his harp as spruce with a glossy black finish and says his sixth year in the concert field brings increasing bookings.

Gerald Goodman University of Arizona Crowder Hall Fan Kane Goodman New York City St. Joseph’s Hospital Auditorium

Reservoirs At Record High In SRP System

Salt River Project reports six reservoirs at 98.4 percent of capacity totaling 2 032 581 acre feet as of 8 a.m. The Verde reservoirs reached maximum capacity Tuesday with Salt River reservoirs nearing full by mid April. Snow survey indicates potential runoff remains on both rivers.

Phoenix API Salt River Project Rod McMullin SRP McMullin Verde Salt River

Commemorative 25-peso Olympic Coin Issued by Mexico

A 25-peso silver coin honoring the 19th Olympic Games is issued by the Mexican government and sold at Valley National Bank branches. The coin, about the size of a silver dollar, bears the five-circle Olympic emblem and the Mexican national emblem. The total value of the issue is 750 million pesos.

Government of Mexico Valley National Bank

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