Frontier Airlines Opposed in Tucson Route Hearings
Frontier Airlines, in Civil Aeronautics Board hearings, argues that approving new Tucson routes for Western or Bonanza would cut Frontier passenger volumes and raise its 1968 subsidy needs. Testimony comes as five airlines seek certificates for Tucson links, with Western gaining unusual local military witness support for Pacific Northwest connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civil Aeronautics Board
Western
Frontier
Stanley Larson
Apache Airlines
Joseph L. Fitzmaurice
Tucson
American
Continental Airlines
Old Pueblo
Bonanza
Pacific
San Diego
Sas Vegas
Los Angeles
Pacific Northwest
Fort Huachuca
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Seattle
Californa
Allen B. True
White Stallion Guest Ranch
Tucson Ranch, Resort & Innkeeper Association
West Coast
California
Robert Minerich
Pioneer International Hotel
University of Arizona
Minerich
Gilbert L. Gifford
Yuma
Kitt Peak National Observatory
Western Air Lines
Joseph J. Catania
District 1 Board weighs 36 million budget requests
The District 1 School Board reviews 1967 68 operating requests totaling about 20 673 000 for elementary and 12 183 000 for high schools. Administrators have cut roughly 731 000 already and expect further trimming of over 1 000 000 before June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District 1
Katie Dusenberry
Williams Backs Border Program
Gov. Jack Williams supports the Joint United States Mexico Commission on Social and Economic Development aimed at border improvements. Raymond Telles outlined the project during a Phoenix visit, noting surveying in Brownsville to San Diego and a possible post report to President Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Williams
Raymond Telles
U.S
United States-Mexico
Cecil James
United States — Mexico
Telles
Williams
Arizona
University of Arizona
Lems
Mexico
Brownsville
Texas
San Diego
Johnson
Congress
Costa Rica
Clyde Wingfield
John Richards
University of Texas At
Tucson
Don Hummel
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Subscription rates and delivery options announced
Local notices advertise pie, book, and newspaper subscription details. The ad lists weekly prices, home delivery charges, and a second class post rate. It mentions a business at 306 North Stone Ave and the address 41? Puptlening Co. as part of the delivery area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Puptlening . Co
Zene
Tock
Tueac
Chass Postene
Tucton
Arsene
Barry Sadler Leaves Army for Civilian Life
Barry Sadler, the singer of The Ballad of the Green Berets, exits the Army at Fort Bragg NC for civilian life. The 26 year old Staff Sgt. and his family will move to California to pursue songwriting and oversee his music publishing company after serving through Army and Air Force years since 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FT. Bragg
N. C
Barry Sadler
United States
Vietnam
Sadler
Lovena
Thor
California
Air Force
Wife of dentist charged in slaying after intruder story fails
Police say Mary Julia Parkin four months pregnant and wife of Dr. Wilford Parkin 42 was held without bond in Duval County jail for murder after disputing an intruder tale. Officers found a .38 pistol. neighbors described her as upright and abstinent. daughter Nancy 18 hospitalized in shock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Julia Parkin
Duval County
Wilford Parkin
Parkin
Robert Stringer
Nancy
Baptist Memorial Hospital
Becky
Chris
Greenlawn
Atonement Lutheran Church
Stringer
Giss Store Stock Sells At Public Auction In Yuma
The federal government bought the stock of bankrupt Sen Harold Gisss Emporium in Yuma for 9750 dollars. Landlord Phinoclade Modesti of Yuma purchased the goods. Modesti allegedly is owed 8337 in back rent. Auctioneer Milton Barrack of Arizona Auctioneers opposed Modesti. Referee Hugh Caldwell oversaw the sale. Trustee Wallace Perry reported 470 creditors owed about 16000 and 2123 in responses. Estimated incoming funds around 12787. Giss faces 107000 in unsecured claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yuma
Harold Giss
Emporium
Giss
Phinoclade Modesti
Senate
Modesti
Milton Barrack
Arizona Auctioneers
Phoenix
U.S. District Court
Hugh Caldwell
Tucson
Wallace Perry
Perry
Strikes Involve 345000 Workers in Early 1967
The Labor Department reports 1 030 strikes affecting 345 000 workers started in the first quarter of 1967. Ongoing 1966 walkouts involve 92 000 workers. Overall strike idleness equals 0.12 percent of estimated working time lost.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Bureau
Mrs Hunt Guilty and Husband Freed in Child Beating Case
A Superior Court jury found Mrs Ernestine Hunt guilty of assault and battery while her husband Dr Maurice Hunt was found innocent. Both were convicted of a lesser count for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Sentencing set for May 2 before Judge Lawrence How ard. Tina, now in a foster home, was five at the time of the Nov 9 1963 beating. Attorneys plan appeals, including trial in absentia for Mrs Hunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernestine Hunt
Maurice Hunt
Tina
Lawrence Howard
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Frontier Airlines
Tucson - Phoenix
North Stone Ave
Fort Myers
Naples
Fla
Florida
Mrs. Hunt
Gil Matthews
Citizen
Hunts
Simi
Hunt
Ince
Lawrence P. D’antonio
Horton Weiss
Hunt Home
D'Antonio
Weiss
THE
O.M. Hartsell
United States Government Securities
Federal Agency Securities
State, County and Municipal Securities
Federal Reserve Bank
TOTAL
Leon Levy
Keith
Brown
Capital Notes
Capital Reserves
Total CaPital AccOunts
Neilson Brown
Clarence A. Calhoun
Joseph E. Guifford
James S. Douglas
Lewis W. Douglas
Oliver C. Drachman
Board OF Directors
Wesley P. Coss
Levy’s Department Store
American Atomics Corp
Selective Life Insurance Co
Greyhound Lines
United California
Drachman’s
John S.creenway
Robert W. Heyer
John W. Kenney
Robert H. Kieckhefer
Denison Kitchel
Albert Lent, SR
O.L. McDaniel
Monte. McMillen
Henry S. Pickrell
Carlos E. Ronstadt
Roy P. Drachman
Louis Escalada
Roy P. Drachman Realty Company
Escalada Brothers
Guy Stillman
R. Keith Walden
H. D. Dansberg
Magma Copper Company
Arizona Inn
Weyerhaeuser Company
Evans, Kitchel & Jenckes
Arizona Milling Company
O’malley-Pickrell Mortgage Co
Buboquivari Cattle Company
Farmers Investment Co
Goodhody & Company
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