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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1964

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It Takes Six Legs to Deliver The Catalina Route

Ernesto Rodriguez Jr. runs a two mile radius paper route in Catalina north of Tucson on horseback. He covers ten legs with horse Frisky and Bonnie the colt, delivering around 30 papers and plans more as Twin Lakes opens. The Canyon del Oro High School freshman hopes to be a doctor and uses route earnings for horse care and grooming.

Ernesto Rodriguez Jr Citizen Carrier Boys Ernesto Eresto Rodriguez Sr Catalina House-And-Tranfer Florence Highway Catalina Tucson Frisky Bonnie Apache Canyon del Oro Twin Lakes

Flowing Wells to Host Second Meet the Candidates Forum

Flowing Wells High School hosts a nonpartisan candidates forum Tuesday at 8 pm for Gov. Paul Fannin, Rep. Morris Udall, and others. Invited speakers include state and county candidates from both parties, with teachers David Welsenborn and Neal Weisenborn set to speak, moderated by George Givens.

Paul Fannin Morris K. Udall Flowing Wells Education Association Flowing Wells High School Flowing Wells Road Fred Esser HS. Corbait Pima Willam Tinney GOP Tony Carrillo Pima County Sarah Folsom Superintendent of Public Instruction David Welsenborn Neal Justin Weisenborn Flowing Wells Justin George Givens

Tucson Tigersharks Diving Club offers six week course

The Tucson Tigersharks Diving Club will start its third semi annual skin and scuba diving course at 7 p.m. Wednesday at the Central YMCA. The six week program provides air and tanks and is run by Arizona State Skin Diving Council certified instructors. The fee is 20 dollars for non members and 10 dollars for YMCA members.

Tucson Tigersharks Diviing Club Central Ymca 5Th Ave Arizona State

Aussies Train at Tucson Ready for Boeing 727 Sessions

Members of two Australian airlines training in Tucson were welcomed at a cocktail gathering by the Tucson Chamber of Commerce. Attendees included Frederick Homer the Australian Consul General, Cmdr. J. K. Josselyn, Gov. Paul Fannin, Councilman James Kirk, and Chamber president Newsom Holesapple. About 100 crew members will train here for two weeks aboard Boeing 727s.

Tucson International Airport Tucson

City’s Big Deficit Only On Paper

City of Tucson shows a net red of 118000 with a paper deficit as obligations are counted when contracts or purchases are ordered. For 1964-85 two-month results: income 2.453 million, outlays 2.572 million. First half property tax receipts next month may improve the treasury.

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Stress Johnson Decisiveness Urges Democrats to Highlight Experience

Sheriff Walden V Burr told Young Democrats of Greater Tucson at the Western Hotel that Republicans should stress President Johnson s decisiveness and experience rather than attacking Barry Goldwater. He contrasted quick ten second decisions in law enforcement with the life and death choices a president faces.

Walden V. Burr Barry Goldwater Johnson Goldwater Greater Tucson Westerner Hotel Burr

University Students Held in Tucson Robbery

Two University of Arizona students, Ian Ronald Feldman and Anthony Kouloufakos, were booked by city detectives on robbery and conspiracy charges for allegedly holding up the Submarine Shack at 1122 E 6th St the night of Sept 21. They reportedly took a bank bag containing 385 dollars at gunpoint from the restaurant owner.

University of Arizona Tucson Ian Ronald Feldman Pierce

Elson Promises to Attract Aerospace Jobs to Arizona

Arizona Senate hopeful Elson told the Tucson Press Club he would push for a larger Arizona share of the aerospace industry and use Washington experience to influence defense and industry contacts. He warned that water rate hikes will grow unless the Central Arizona Project passes, and noted Hughes Aircraft contracts could rise to about two million dollars with broader Senate support.

Roy Elson U. S Arizona Grand Canyon Tucson Press Club Forum Elson Carl Hayden Barry Goldwater Washington Paul Fannin Fannin Senate Texas California Sen. Hayden Defense Department Tucson West Hayden Kiwanis Club Pioneer Hotel Hughes Aircraft Co Hughes

Verde Meadows Town House Offers From 47 Monthly

Verde Meadows markets low cost town houses with immediate occupancy and built in features. Prices start around six thousand dollars for apartments with studio one or two bedrooms. Visitors see one floor layouts with privacy patios and desert landscaping. Located near Veterans Hospital and U of A, with deeds and insured titles for buyers. Model apartments open daily at 1338 East Irvington Road. contact 294-9491.

Verde Meadows Verde Meadows Town House Witt Sam Witt East Irvington Road South Park Avenue

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