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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1968

Page

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Aero Tech Expands Plans For Old And New Plants

Aero-Tech Inc expands plans for a plant to manufacture air craft instruments at the Tucson site near Tucson Blvd and Valencia Rd. Ground-breaking is set for Wednesday afternoon. The project grows to 30 000 sq ft with costs rising to 356 000. Ultimate cost exceeds 500 000. Initial jobs after completion target 60, potentially rising to 100 within a year. Existing Tucson building at East Tennessee St will house dismantling and new instrument manufacturing. DATE assists with ground breaking arrangements.

Aero-Tech Inc Kotz Tucson Blvd Valencia Road Katz Aero-Tech Goodyear Tucson East Tennessee St

Reservoirs Full In Phoenix Area

Salt River Project reservoirs reached a new all time storage high with 99.3 percent of capacity on April 16. SRP General Manager Rod McMullin said the system can supply municipal, industrial and irrigation water for years even amid drought. Record snows in December boosted potential runoff.

Phoenix UPI Salt River Project SRP Rod McMullin

Robe Wearing Protests Mark Coffin Draft Trial

In Boston UPI reports Rev. William Sloane Coffin Jr and four others on trial in a draft conspiracy case. About 30 Wellesley students attempted to wear robes in support but were told they were not proper courtroom attire. The trial before Judge Francis J. Ford features defense argues conscience and dissent while the judge bars war legality issues from evidence.

Boston UPI William Sloane Coffin Jr Yale University Wellesley College U.S. District Court Wellesley Coffin Benjamin Speck Speck Marcus Raskin Institute For Policy Studies Washington Michael Ferber Harvard Buffalo, N.Y Mitchell Goodman Temple Maine Lois Johnson Wellesley Group Spock Francis J.W. Ford Ford

Carpet shampooer rental ad from Sprouse-Reitz

An advertisement promotes the Blue Lustre electric carpet shampooer at Sprouse-Reitz Variety Stores. Rent is $1 per day and the machine promises professional cleaning for wall to wall carpet or spots and traffic paths.

Besse America Sprouse-Reitz

Northrop Page tests Tucson labor market with ads

Northrop Page Communications Engineers says it may open a new facility in Tucson. An official calls the Tucson posting a labor-supply test to gauge available workers for documentation and technical roles.

Northrop Page Communications Engineers Washington Tucson Northrop Page Northrop Corp Harry Cridland Tuc

Student Wounded As Police Break Up Raiders Crowd

A University of Missouri freshman, Eugene Randall Mark, 19, of Gary Indiana, was shot in the back by a bullet that passed through his body and exited the chest as helmeted police used tear gas to disperse students gathering around women’s living units. He is in satisfactory condition at Boone County Hospital. Police Chief Paul B. Cheavens said Patrolman John Dye has been suspended pending an investigation by Prosecuting Attorney Frank Conley.

Columbia, Mo University of Missouri Eugene Randall Mark Gary Ind Boone County Hospital Paul B. Cheavens John Dye Frank Conley

Subscription Rates for Tucson Home-Delivery and Mail

The notice lists home delivery at 45 cents per week or 23 40 per year within Tucson and outside Tucson 45 cents weekly or 1 95 monthly. Mail rates state 2 75 per month or 33 00 per year in Arizona and 3 25 per month or 53 90 per year outside Arizona. Second class postage paid at Tucson with Citizen Publishing Co at 208 North Stone Ave.

Tucson Arizona Canada Mexico North Stone Ave Aitiay The Citizen Publishing Co

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