Senate strips riot damage aid from housing bill
The Senate voted 57 to 2 to remove a section providing federal disaster relief grants to cities damaged by riots from a $5.2 billion housing bill. Critics argued it could encourage rioting and favored already weak suppression measures. The chamber kept three riot victim aid provisions, including small business loans and rent subsidies, and rejected a cap on affordable ownership subsidies.
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Washington
Senate
Richard B. Russell
Dga
Russell
William Proxmire
Dwis
Johnson
John G. Tower
R-Tex
No Bubbly For Alice Jury Finds Her Guilty
New York UPI report: Alice Crimmins is convicted of first degree manslaughter after a 13 hour jury deliberation. She faces 10 to 20 years and is ordered to the Women’s House of Detention. The case concerns the 1965 deaths of her children, Alice Marie and Edmund Jr., amid custody disputes.
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Alice
New York
UPI
Alice Crimmins
Queens
Crimmins
Greenwich Village
Sundt Wins Indiana Hospital Contract for Phoenix Center
M. M. Sundt Construction Co of Tucson received a 5.982 million dollar contract to build a 200 bed U.S. Public Health Service Indian hospital in Phoenix. The new facility replaces a 187 bed center deemed inadequate in a February 1965 government study and will serve as a referral center for ten field hospitals across nine tribes in Arizona Nevada and California.
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M. M. Sundt Construction Co
Tucson
U.S. Public Health Service
Phoenix
Arizona
Nevada
California
Hart Estate Valued at 551970 After 1967 Tucson Death
Alden L. Hart, 79, longtime president of United Utilities Inc. of Abilene Kansas, died March 27 1967 in Tucson. He left about 14000 shares of the utility stock to his wife Anne I Hart his sister Hellen Galloway of Moraga California and several nieces and nephews in a will filed for probate.
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Alden L. Hart
United Utilities Inc
Abilene
Kan
Tucson
Hart
Anne I. Hart
Camino Los Vientos
Hellen Galloway
Moraga
Calif
Court Rules Contractors Not Required to Pay City Tax
Arizona Court of Appeals reverses a Superior Court ruling in favor of Ashton Co. Holding contractors working on University of Arizona projects need not pay the city business privilege tax. The decision notes potential pass through to state bodies would imply tax immunity. a dissent argues tax should apply to contractors despite burden shifting.
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University of Arizona
Arizona Court of Appeals
The
Ashton Co
Ashton
Univer
Sity
Appeals Court
Superior Court
Herbert F. Krucker
William C. Frey
John F. Molloy
Arizona Board of Regents
James D. Hathaway
Case Donates Lafayette Books to La Grange College
Tucsonian Dr. Leland D. Case gives six historical volumes about the Marquis de Lafayette to La Grange College Georgia for the rare collections department. The donor has authored journalism books and taught at Northwestern University after serving on the Paris edition staff of the New York Herald Tribune.
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Marquis de Lafayette
Western University
Paris
The
New York Herald Tribune
Diamonds and the price of a one carat gem
The column explains diamond rarity and production with 200 cubic yards of rock yielding one carat, and 80 percent unusable for jewelry. It compares diamond pricing to men's suits, noting value depends on workmanship in cutting and fabric quality analogies to clarity.
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Walya
E. Speedway Stac
New Fron
Rae PO
Leeds
American Gem Society
Cnet Jewelers
E. Pennington St
Jennie Seills
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