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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1964
Page
10
The University of Arizona's Steward Observatory hosts a public night talk on Exploding Stars. Thomas T. Arny, astronomy graduate student, will present at 7 30 p.m. in Room 102. Afterward telescope views of Saturn and the Moon will be offered.
Dr. Stith, professor of plant breeding at the University of Arizona, will speak at 7 30 p m Tuesday to the Men's Garden Club of Tucson. He will discuss Elementary Genetics and Plant Hybridizing. The Education Center at 1010 E 10th St hosts the meeting, which is open to all interested men.
A Chicago report by the American Classical League compares ancient and modern Olympics. It notes that uniforms would be optional in Tokyo while women compete, and that old trainers beat underperformers with sticks. The league believes ancient runners might excel in foot races due to conditioning.
Bondurant Iowa child Tom Criswell offers a view that the Olympics retain their original purpose of promoting physical development. He notes modern society echoes the ancient tradition and cites the Greece era where games tested skill as sport rather than war.
A short note explains over the counter U S government Treasuries and stock pricing. It mentions bid and ask, net change and yield, and notes commissions and price differentials when buying or selling, with references to shares and approximate prices.
William A. Doyle discusses why utility stocks often show current liabilities exceeding current assets yet remain sound. He notes that steady regulated revenue can cover short term loans, with electric and gas utilities able to anticipate cash flow due to rate regulation.
Mr Doyle states he will answer only representative letters of general interest in his column. He cannot answer phone queries. Copyright 14.
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