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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1973
Page
4
In Phoenix a federal judge ordered the State Motor Vehicle Division to return the suspended license of Ernest Chavez 38 noting he needs it for his job. Chavez had refused an alcohol breath test after arrest on February 1 on suspicion of driving while intoxicated by Phoenix police.
The University Council of Sonora removes Rector Federico Sotelo over budgeting and curriculum disputes. Ydia Quez, former law dean, named to replace Sotelo. Separate cases involve a six month license suspension under implied consent and a federal suit challenging the law as unconstitutional citing due process and equal protection. Chavez argues the license suspension denies livelihood and due process.
Bobby Peel, a former prisoner of war, suffered a serious cut on his right hand when he lost control of his new $10,000 Italian sports car and hit a utility pole in Paris Tennessee. He was not hospitalized. Peel bought a red De Tomaso Pantera as a homecoming gift after seven years in a prison camp.
Watergate management runs a Washington Star News ad inviting tenants to lease the famed complex. The Democratic National Committee is vacating Watergate, creating an entire floor for lease. The copy appeals to status and convenience, urging potential lessees to act now.
London report says Patrick Fisher waited four months for the Gas Board to repair his kitchen stove. He wrote a gas bill check on his oven door which the Gas Board accepted and a bank cashed. Fisher warned that if unsatisfied his next check would be written on an old sofa.
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