Twelve Injured In Tucson Area Auto Accidents
A dozen people were hurt in five Tucson area crashes. Notable injuries included Mrs. Margaret Sloan with head and arm lacerations, and James McLellan and Angel Montenegro cited for driving and care issues. Molasses spill incident caused a mess but no traffic hazards.
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Tucson
Margaret Sloan
E. 3Rd St
N. Columbus Ave
St. Mary’s Hospital
James E. McLellan
E. Calle LaVega
William A. Lopez
26Th St
South Sixth Avenue
Pima County Hospital
South Tucson
Lopez
Angel S. Montenegro
Dakota SL
Montenegro
Continental Road
Gales
Blanca X. King
Columbia St
Lorraine Lopez
Blanca King
Ernestine Duarte
Delphina Lopez
Florence Highway
Orange Grove Road
Adelaide Guinn
la Canada Drive
James Varnes
Mesa
Frank Johnson
Dallas
Guinn
Claude Chambers
Apache Junction
Varnes
N. Stone Ave
E. Toole Ave
Lauri Nykanen
17Th St
Ernest de la Vera
Weather Forecast Jets Showers Across Nation Tonight
A broad pattern of showers and thunderstorms covers most of the United States tonight. Pacific Northwest to central states and into the Carolinas will see rain while the Northeast cools. The report notes a low yesterday and temperature records, with star events and moon phases listed for May 25 1968.
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Town-Illinois
Pacific Northwest
Central States
Carolinas
Storch to Speak at Tucson Young Democrats Meeting
City councilman Kirk Storch will speak Monday at noon when the Young Democrats of Greater Tucson meet at the Santa Rita Hotel. The public is invited to attend.
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Kirk Storch
Young Democrats of
Greater Tucson
Santa Rita Hotel
Arizona AFL-CIO suspends Operating Engineers Local 428
The Arizona AFL-CIO suspended Operating Engineers Local 428 for nonpayment of dues affecting about 4,400 members since last July. The suspension, effective March 1, requires 15 cents per member monthly to stay in good standing, with potential reinstatement discussed in friendly talks. Local 428 officials expressed uncertainty about returning to the AFL-CIO.
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Phoenix
Arizona Afl-Cio
Arizona Republic
Darwin Aycock
Afl-Cio
Aycock
Laurels Night honors Tucson educators and Morrow
Tucson Education Association marked its ninth Laurels Night with more than 750 attendees. Supt. Robert D. Morrow retired after 27 years, honored alongside 20 principals and teachers with music, tributes, and a medley from The Sound of Music.
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Morrow
Elbert D. Brooks
Brown
Viola Johnson
Ft. Lowell
Delina C. Magee
Fickett Junior
Morgan Maxwell
John Spring
Robert D. Morrow
John A. Raymond
Vail
H. G. Tyler
Catalina High
Katherine D. Watson
Naylor
Ethel Wilbur
Roosevelt
Alice Wolfenden
Rose
Kathryn E. Young
Palo Verde High
Charles Carson
Tavenner Won't Serve More Time Under Arizona Rule
Convicted extortionist Thomas William Tavenner 34 agreed to restitution of 25000 before Superior Court Judge Norman Fenton ruled he has already served more time in Sing Sing than Arizona law would allow. Fenton said further prison would serve no purpose and noted rehabilitation potential. A second man, George P. Brooks, was sentenced for the Soto extortion and died in prison. a third suspect Robert Terry faced New York charges.
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Thomas William Tavenner
Superior
Norman Fenton
Sing Sing
New York
Arizona
Judge Fenton
Tavenner
Tucson
Robert C. Soto
Fenton
George P. Brooks
Soto
Robert Terry
Suit Charging Brutality Dismissed Against Officials
Attorney Maxwell Palmer Jr. had a $1.5 million lawsuit against Sheriff Walden Burr three deputies and a city policeman dismissed for lack of prosecution. Palmer filed the suit in August 1966 after arrest on suspicion of reckless driving and alleged brutal treatment. he was later found guilty of the charge.
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Maxwell Palmer Jr
Walden Burr
Palmer
Savings for Homeowners Ad Highlights Tax Bill Relief
Governor Jack Williams predicts lower next year tax bills amid four property classifications. Witt Construction promotes Verde Meadows with 1 to 3 bedroom town houses and apartments on South Park Avenue near Irvington, offering prices from 9600 to 13500 with no monthly maintenance fees. The ad notes nearby recreation, Spanish classes, and Witt's civic roles.
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Samuel ©. Witt
Witt Construction Co
Witt
Arizona
Tucson Home Builders Associations
Verde Meadows
South Park Avenue
Irvington
Benson Highway
South Park
U. of A
Randolph
Fe. Huchuaca
South East
East
Iowa
Park
Irvington Road
Catalina Savings & Loan Association
Tudsor Chamber of Commerce
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Tucson Senior Citizen Club No. 1
Jack Morrisson
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Harold W. Rice
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S. 5Th Ave
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Pont. H.T. Air & Power
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S. 6Th Ave
Union Rifz
Lee G. Renick
Local 428
Olis Chidester
Max T. Ervin
Arizona State School For the Deaf and the Blind
Ervin
Thomas L. Lee
Tucson Education Association
Committee of 100
Carl E. Billings
M.D
B. L. Clark
Donald W. Hansen
A. A. McCarthy
Karl C. Sandberg
William B. Allin
Wayne Dirst
Louis A. Brunsting Jr
Thomas R. Navin
Florence Reece
Delbert Secrist
Maria Urquides
TEA
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James F. Cooper
Miriam Geyer
James Corbett Jr
Sam Goddard
Jack Williams
Princi
Brooks
Rober Bancroft
H. D. Barr
Safford
Dorothy Chamberlain
Mission View
Otis H. Chidester
Tucson High
Edna Crutchfield
van Buskirk
Hestermary Dilson
Manzo
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Coronado National Forest
Sabine Canyon
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