Just in Passing Editorial on Time Change and Local News
A compact editorial notes daylight saving time confusion across states and praises Mayor Davis for his open channels with residents. It highlights Gov candidate Kleindienst proposing weekly citizen access and recounts Fannin's engagement with industry. Nearby items cite election progress, donations, annexation plans, UA enrollment rise, and a request to permit two short shots after a Wildcats TD tonight.
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Lew Davis
Dick Kleindienst
Arizona
Skyline Country Club
Paul Fannin
U. S. Senate
Pima County
United Community Campaign
University OF Arizona
Auditorium
Chamber of Commerce
Grand Junction banquet draws mixed prize names
In Grand Junction Iowa Greg Young an 11 year old boy was chosen to make prize drawings at a stamp and coin collectors banquet. The first name he drew was his father John Bud Young.
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Grand Junction
Iowa
Greg Young
John
Bud) Young
Grateful Tributes At Red Cross Blood Program Meeting
At the annual Red Cross Council meeting in Southern Arizona grateful tributes were paid to blood donors. A man credited the Red Cross with saving his wife’s life during open heart surgery with 43 pints of free blood. A woman received 12 pints of ARH negative blood during a cancer operation, and a 14 year old boy benefited from gamma globulin shots. Dr Frederick Lesemann cited life saving examples from donated blood. The group reported 15 000 pints of blood 86 units of fibrinogen and 80 pints of fresh frozen plasma distributed during the year. The Papagos Tribe chairman Eugene J Johnson of Sells received an award for support of blood programs.
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Red Cross Council
Arizona
Frederick Lesemann
Tucson
Semler’s Appeal Denied by U S Supreme Court
California businessman Norman N. Semler had appeal denied after his conviction for buying stolen aircraft parts. He faced a 24 year sentence and 15000 dollar fine for his role in a 200000 dollar theft ring at Davis Monthan Air Force Base alongside six others.
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U.S. Supreme Court
California
Norman N. Semler
Supreme Court
6Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Los Angeles
U.S
Jo Ann Diamos
Semler
North Hollywood
Davis
Monthan Air Force Base
Woman given two years probation for bad check
Patricia Jenkins, 33, of 1404 E Blackridge Drive, pleaded guilty to passing a $16.70 check at a supermarket without a bank account. Superior Court Judge Robert C. Boylston sentenced her to two years probation yesterday for an offense occurring June 28.
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Patricia Jenkins
E. Blackridge Drive
Superior Court
Robert C. Boylston
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Tucson Daily Citizen
Associated Press
United Press International
Citizen Publishing CO
Board of Supervisors
Charlie’s Citizen
Vink
Bill
Will
Mill
Wvoxpavs Crnizen
Andy Capp
Buney
Andy
Dad
O'Reilly Democrat
Il Ere
Penta
Tere
Sale
Red Cross Blood Program
Dominicrolla
Red Cross
The
F. E. Busemann
Bernard B. Dwyer
P. L Eisele
Frances Marshall
John Alsop
Eugene J. Johnson
Sells
Stereo Records
Herb and
Florence Nickels
6Th Ave
Aicuy Mos Pry
Glover & Miller
Lb. Iman
E. Culver
Scottadaie
W. W. Wikt
Niaisan
Mariposa
Phearth
Paul Sperger
Mantwresi
Phoeniz
Coates
Virginie
Phoena
Fa. Hoelzens Mobile Home Estates
FAR Horizons Mobile Home Estates
Mary Alida
George W. Comereaux
East Grant RD
Federal
Au Baie Des Sepa Co
Tucson Federal Savings
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