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PAGE 46 A I I I WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1970 Army Facing Stiff Quiz On Costly Tank WASHINGTON (AP) The Army'faces, hard questioning in Congress whether its plan to scale down the Main Battle Tank 70 will produce a workable tank worth the price. "It's, just a matter of getting some progress or canceling out," said Rep. Robert L. F. Sikes (D, But Sikes, a ranking member of the House Appropriations Committee that called the MET 70 "overly sophisticated, unnecessarily complex and too expensive;" said Congress is unlikely, to scrap the tank because of the present investment of $303 million.

The Army announced it hopes ultimately to cut costs $200,000 per tank by eliminating or revising' unspecified components. It says the MET 70 is needed- to counter the Soviet tank threat in Europe. Deputy Secretary of Defense David Packard said joint U.S.- West German development of the tank, blamed by congressional critics as a leading cause of delays, will be virtually ended each country developing the tank on its own. Pentagon sources have variously estimated the present cost at to $800,000 per tank. Sheriff Looking To 'One Or Two' D-M Airmen In Sunday Crash Fatal To Six By DAVE GREEN Citizen Staff Writer Sheriff's officers said today they may arrest one or two Davis-Monthan AFB airmen in connection with an auto crash here Sunday that left six persons dead.

Deputies said Air Force officials "have been informed of the possibility that an airman or two might be taken into custody." They did not say when the arrests might be made. Meanwhile, a lead that appeared promising in the case yesterday fizzled today. Authorities said a preliminary inspection of a 1969 Chevrolet, at first thought to be the third car involved in the crash, indicated it probably was not the right vehicle. "We haven't given up on this RELATED X. crnPV -f s'V s.

I f. rt State Highway Commission Will Seek Stiffer Penalties Against DragRacinj Ruling Aims At Giminal Detainers RICHMOND, Va. (AP) -States that refuse to grant speedy trials to prisoners serving sentences in other states can be barred from 'future prosecution, the 4th U.s: Circuit Court of Appeals ruled today. The court's decision' touches all of the 50 states, where it is common practice for the states "bills 'of detainer" on prisoners wanted for trial. Under such for example, a man serving a sentence in Virginia, arid who has charges pending against him in New Jersey, would not be re- le.ased when he completed serving his Virginia sentence.

Instead, the would be turned-over to NewJresey- au- thoritiesi to face trial. The appeals court ruled thai "after a prisoner has exhausted Hastate remedies" for seeking trial, courts may bar prosecution. The "decision was handed down in several consolidated cases. jury Finds Jffinutemen's V-11 Chief Guilty KANSAS CITY, Mo. federal iury deliberated 45 minutes yesterday before finding Bobert Bolivar DePugh leader or the militant rightwing Minutemen, guilty of jumping bond to willfully avoid prosecution.

dressed in a black suit and white shirt, stared impassively at a pile of notes 1 on the table before him as the ver diet was read. He had said in his defense he feared for his life and was in hiding when he failed to'appear in federal court in November and December, 1968, to face charges on a federal firearms violation. Dist. Judge William Collinson delayed sentencing for at least 25 days so DePugh's lawyers could prepare to file for a retrial. DePugh's trial took two days.

Medicare Topic Of Accountants Medicare will be the topic for the meeting of Medical Accounts Managers Association at 7:30 today at the, old Pueblo Club, 32, N. Stone Ave. Speakers will include personnel the Social Security Regional Office in San Francisco, Aetna Insurance Co. and Blue Cross in Phoenix. The session is open to all persons affiliated with handling and processing Medicare accounts.

Chandler Mayor Is Re-Elected CHANDLER (AP) Mayor George Nader narrowly defeated Councilman challenger Kenneth "Eiomas, 867-823, in the Chandler city elections yesterday, Nader and Councilman Raul Navarrete were reflected. But jncumbente'Bflly. Speight and L. Strlcklin were a runoff' election against Alfred Cherry and Jooec. DAVID HOYT Citizen Staff Writer Citing Sunday's six-fatality car smashup near Tucson, the Arizona Highway Commission is seeking stiffer penalties for drag racing on the public streets and roads.

Commissioner Lew Davis of Tucson yesterday asked that the penalties for drag racing be increased and set apart from the category of reckless driving. Two other members of the five-man commission say they will support Davis' efforts (to get a stiffer measure on dragging passed by the current session of Arizona Legislature. Man Killed, 2 Injured In Collision A Benson man was killed and two others' injured this morning in a two-vehicle on. Interstate 10 near the Wilmot Road interchange. Dead on arrival at Tucson Medical Center was Alberto M.

Alvarez, 49, whose pickup truck 10 --Alberto M. Alvarez 11 was struck from behind as it was west about 6:45 a.m., according 'to the Arizona Highway Patrol. Occupants of the auto were identified as Franklin Cummins, 36, and Petronilo Tenorio, 31, both of Bensoni They were reported in satisfactory condition at St. Mary's Hospital. Officers could: immediately determine who was the driver of the Alvarez' death raised Pima County's 1970 highway toll to 10, double the number of fatalities iwhich had been recorded by this date last year.

"If the legislature doesn't do it, we'll do it ourselves by reso lution," said Commissioner Rudy Campbell of Tempe Campbell explained that the commission could at least stiffen the number of points assessed to drivers for violations and stiffen the requirements for recovery of driver's licences. None of the commissioner contacted would specify just what the penalties should be, preferring to wait and see what kind of bill the legislature might draft. "We could and will take action without the legislature," said Commissioner Ed Lockler, Prescott attorney, "but the matter should be regulated by a penal statute." The commission has been as- Police Check Report Of School Attack Police and School District 1 officials today investigated a report that a 10-year-old boy was choked into unconsciousness by a classmate at an East Side elementary school. The youngster told police last night a fellow student at Myers School, 5000 E. Andrew St.

placed a rag around his throat pulled him from his seat and continued choking him until he passed out. The incident, reportedly curred during the morning school session while the teacher was briefly away from the class room. The boy was taken to Tucson Medical Center nearly 12 hours after the alleged attack. Doctor, confirmed bore marks mdicating strari gulation attempt, and released him after treatment. School Resource Officer Del bert Haury was conducting the police'investigation today.

Campaign Planned To Kill New Tax A Tucson housewife toda; plans to start a movemen which eventually could elimi nate any sales tax on items in tended for human consumption. Mrs. Sharyn Breslin, 535i Royal Palm Drive, has aske the city attorney's office to drav up initiative petitions aimed a ending the tax confusion on food products. The city's new ta plan was put into effect Jan. 1.

Mrs. Breslin said she want, the city to the new tax of the books and replace it with one the stores can more easily comply with, or else amend the ordinance so there would be no tax on foods. The recent city tax referen dum removed tax from grocerj foods and raised the city's ta) on other items to 2 -per cent State tax on all retail sales is 3 Officers Of Sons Of Revolution Col. Walton Smith, 6258 Campbell will be installed tomorrow as president of the Tucson chapter, Sons ot the American Revolution. Other officers include Col Frederick Hanna and Williair Pearson, vice presidents; Cyril Coulson, secretary-treasurer; H.

Norbourne Gwynn, registrar- genealogist; French V. Anderson, historian; the Rev. Arthur C. Peabody, chaplain; Benjamin S. Hoarn, sergeant-at-arms, and Col.

Albert D. Chipman, member of the State Board of Managers. Chipman, past president, will serve as installing officer at the luncheon meeting which will be field at noon in the Jolly King Restaurant, Stone Ave, at 1st St. An 11 a.m. social hour will precede the luncheon.

per cent. Many stores, backet by an opinion from the attorney general's office, are charging 3.8 per cent city and state tax combined on all items. In some stores, candy is taxed as nonfood. Mrs. Breslin claims there is too much confusion among taxpayers and store own ers.

She. said she plans to place the petitions in grocery stores where shoppers will have an op portunity to sign them. She added she will need 7,624 signa tares of qualified city electors to get the change considered. Although Mrs. Breslin is not a city resident, she said she has a group of city women to pass the petitions.

Pueblo High To Offer Adult Classes Pueblo High School adult evening school will offer classes in offset printing, sewing, conversational Spanish and arc or acetylene welding for Its second semester, beginning Feb. 2 and lasting 12 weeks. Registration for the 7 to 9:30 p.m. courses will be held at the high school Monday and Wednesday. Class limit for the offset printing sessions is 10.

The charge is The charge for both sewing and Spanish courses is and for welding he fee of $43 includes cost of materials. Further information on the semester may be obtained by call- the adult evening ichooL sured by the governor's office that a bill dealing with drag racing on public streets will be introduced in the near future. one yel," said Undersheril'f Richard Williams, "but it looks less promising than it did yesterday." Williams said the airman who owns that car has "a clean traffic record" and was not questioned. Sheriff's investigators said they still are attempting to trace a license number given them by a Sabino Canyon caretaker, who said he saw the suspect vehicle prior to the crash. Williams said his men still have "two" or three cars to check." The car being sought is believed to have been drag racing with one of the cars involved in the head-on collision.

The crash killed five elderly persons in one vehicle and the lone occupant of another. Thurmond By Students PITTSBURGH (UPI) A small-group of students threw marshmallows at Sen. Strom Thurmond, as he fin ished a speech at Carnegie -Mellon University yesterday. The school's activities board had invited Thurmond to the campus to address an assembly and, as he concluded his talk with a plea for support.for the President's Vietnam policy, the hecklers hurled marshmallows at him. The students pelted Thurmond again with marshmallows when he rose to answer, questions from the students.

He was allowed to complete his answers and the meeting ended with no further incidents. Thurmond had stopped his speech several times when hecklers yelled at him but each time they permitted him to continue. LANCERS' TUCSON'S PIONEER FLORIST 60E.PENNIHGTOK 622-4638 Tom Inglis FLOWERS 23 62 E. BROADWAY 622-4643 LOWERS BY HAL BURNS 3600 E. SPEEDWAY PHONE 325.2634 DEPENDABLE SERVICE FOR OVER 45 YEARS LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealo bids will be received in the office of th Pimo County Purchasing Agent, Pirru County Government Center, 2nd Floor Room 231, Tucson, Arizona, up to 10:0 a.m.

1970, (or the following: BID No. 2922 OFFICE SUP- To furnish Plma County wliii Office Sup Dilcs and to establish a purchase agree merit for Its requirements of same, for one (II year oerlod, beglnnlno April 1, 197 to and Including March 31, 1971, as- DC specifications called for by Plma County yoenlno of the Bid No. 2922 will be a 10:00 a.m., February 4, Jn the offlc of the Plma County Purchasing Agenf ma County Governmental Center, 2n Floor, Room 231, Tucson, Arizona. Specifications relating to the aforesah bid may be procured from the office of th Plma County Purchasing Aoent County Governmental Room 231, Tucson, Arizona. Center, 2nd Floor a The Board of Supervisors reserves Ih rluht to reject any or all bids for any rca son whatsoever or to waive any Irreoula riles or Informalities In the bids or blc ding.

DONE.BY ORDER of fhe Board of Super a A Board of Supervisors visors 9m dav of January, 1970. THOMAS S. JAY, Chairman PUBLIS Plma Countv, Arizona Tucson Dallv Citizen 12, 13, 14, 15, 17, 19, 20, 21 ani sealed olds will be received In the office of thi Plma County Purchasing Asent Plma County Governmental Center, 2nd Floor Roam 231, Tucson, Arizona, for the follow Inn: BID No. 2911 REPLACEMENT GLASS FOR AUTOMOTIVE VE- Tp furnish the Plma County Hiahwav Department Shops and the Plma County De partment of Sanitation Shops with Prlci Schedules for replacement of various size and types of safety glass for automotiv vehicles presently In use In Plma County fora one (1) year period, beginning Marcl 1, 1970 to and including February 28, 1971 Sealed Bids on Bid B-No. 2711 will be re cclved up to 10:00 a.m., January 30, 1970 Opening of the Bid B-No.

2911 will be a 10:00 a.m., January 30, 1970, In the office the Plma County Purchasing Aaent, Plm County Governmental Center, 2nd Floor Room 231, Tucson, Arizona. BID B-No. 2912-- SEAT COVERS FOR AUTOMOTIVE VEHICLES To furnish Pfma County Hfohway De partment Shops and Plma County Depart of Sanitation with Price Schedules furnish and Install Seat Covers of varlcu sizes, and repair of seals In various sizes fora one (1) year period, beginning Marr 1, 1970 to and Includlno February 2B, 1971 Sealed Bids on Bid 30,1970, In the office celved up to Openlns of the Bid 30 a.m., January 30. be 1970 a the Plma County Purchasing Agent, Pim County Governmental Center, 2nd Floor Room 231, Tucson, Arizona. Specifications relating to the aforesali bid may be procured from the office of Ih Plma County Purchasing Aaent, Plm County Governmental Center, 2nd.Floor Room 231, Tucson, Arizona.

The Board of Supervisors reserves th rloht to reject any or all bids for any rea son whatsoever or to waive any Irreoula rlties or Informalities In the bids or bid ding. DONE BY ORDER of the Board of Super visors this ISfh dav of January, 7970. THOMAS S. JAY, Chairman Board of Supervisors Plma County, Arizona PUBLISH: Tucson Daily Citizen January 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 28 art 29,1970. MOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed bids will be received In the olftce of th Plma County Purchaslna Agent.

Plrn County Governmental Center, 2nd Floor Room 231, Tucson, Arizona, for the follow Ing: BID B- MILK AND DAIRY PROD UCTS To furnish Plma County General Hospl tal, Plma County Jail Kitchen and Plma County Juvenile Court Center with Mil and Dairy Products for a ono year peri od, beglnnlno April 1, 1970 to and Including March 31, 1971, as per specifications callec for by Pima County. Sealed Bids on Bid B- will be received up to 10:00 a. February 19, Opening: of the B- will be at 10:00 a.m. February 19 1970, In the office of the Pima county Pur chasing Agent, Plma County Government Center, 2nd Floor, Room 231, Tucson, Arl lie? B-S2919 OXYGEN AND MEDICAL. To furnish Pima County General Hos pltal with Oxvocn and Medical Gases fo a one (1) year period, beginning April 1 1970 to and including March 31, 1971, a per specifications called for by Plma Coun ty.

Sealed Bids on Bid B-S2919 will received up to 10:30 a.m., February 19 1970. Onenlno of the Bid B-S2919 will at 10:30 a.m., February 19, 1970, in th office of the Plma County Purchasino Agent, Plma County Governmental Center 2nd floor. Room 231, Tucson, Arizona. BID TIO To furnish the Pima County General HOs plt.M with Intravenous Solutions end Ad ministration Sets for a (1) year period beoinnina April 1, 1970 fo and Incluofno March 31, 1971, DS per specifications callec for by Plma County. Sealed Bids on Blc B-2920 will be received up to 11:00 a.m.

February 19, 1970. Ocenlno of the Bid B-W2920 will be at 11:00 a.m., February 19 1970, In the office of the Plma County Pur chasing Agent, Pimo County Governments Center, 2nd Floor, Room 231, Tucson, Arl- sSeclftcatlons relating to the aforesaid bids may be Procured from the office of the Plma county Purchasing Agent, Plma County Governmental Center, 2nd Floor, Room 231, Tucson, Arizona. Bidder shall be required to furnish a sufficient Bid Bond acceptable to the Board Suoervlsors. The Board of Supervisors reserves (he right to relect any or all bids for any rea son whatsoever or to waive any Irregularities or Informalities In the bids or bidding. DONE BY ORDER of the Board of Supervisors this 16th day of January, 1970.

THOMAS S. JAY, Chairman Board of Supervisors Pima County, Arizona PUBLISH: Tucson Dally Citizen January 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 26, 27, 28 and 29,1970 i iioor, txoum ucson, Mnzona. INTRAVENOUS SOLD 3MS AND ADMINISTRATION SETS NOTICE INVITING SE, Notice Is hereby given SEALED that the 3IDS Employment Security Commission of Arizona, hereinafter referred to as the will receive up to, but not later than 2:00 p.m., Mountain Standard (Ime, of the I7fh day of February, for Pressure Grouting work on the Employment Security Commission Office' Building, 403 West congress Street, Tucson, Arizona. Such bids shall be received at the office of Ihe Architect, Btanton Number One. Paseo Redondo, Tucson, Pfma County, Arizona, and shall be opened publicly at the above stated time at the above address.

Plans, specifications, and fuTl Inforraallon as to the proposed Pressure Grouting work may be obtained from the Architect mentioned above. One set may be obtained by doposllins Twenty Dollars This de- oslt will be refunded If set of'plans Is re- urned In good order within ten (10) days after Bid Opening. Each proposal shall be'accompanied by a certified check, cashier's check, or a surety ond for five percent of the amount of the ild Included In the proposal as a guarantee hat the Contractor-will enter Into a con- ract to perform the proposal In accordance with the plans and specifications or as liquidated damages In event of failure or re- usal of the Contractor to enter Info the contract. The checks shall be returned lo hose Contractors whose proposals arc not Owner reserves the rloht to relect any jr all proposals or fo withhold the award or any reason whatsoever or to waive any regularities or Informalities In the bids or the bidding, "ubllshed: January 19, 70, Jl, 22. 23, 24, Ticion Dally CftUwi LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE INVITING SEALED BIDS Notice Is herby given that the Employmen Security Commission of Arizona, here Inatter referred to as the will receive UP to, but not late than 2:00 p.m.

Mountain Standard time, of the 17th day February, 1970, Bids for Renovation wpr on the Employment Security Commission Office Building, 403 West Congress Street Tucson, Arizona. Such bids shall be re celved at the office of the Architect, Blon ton Number One, Paseo Redondo Tucson, Plma County, Arizona, and shal be opened publicly at the above stated time at the above address. Plans, specifications, and full Information as to the proposed Renovation work may be obtained from the Architect mentioned above. One set may be obtained by depos Itlng Twenty Dollars (S20.00). This dsoosl will be refunded If set of plans Is returnee In good order within ten (10) days after Bid Opening Each proposal shall be accompanied by a certified check, cashier's check, or a surety bond for five percent of the amount of the bid included In the proposal as a guarantee that the Contractor will enter Into con tract to perform tha proposal In accordance with fhe plans and specifications or as Ita- oldated damages In event of failure or re fusal of the Contractor to enter Into the contract.

The checks shall be returned to those Contractors whose proposals arc no' accepted. The Owner reserves the rloht to relect any or all proposals or to withhold the aware for any reason whatsoever or to waive any Irregularities or Informalities In the Wds or In the blddlnn. Published: January 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 1970 Tucson Dolly Citizen NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that sealed bids will be received In the office of the Plma County Purchasing Agent, Plma County Governmental Center, 2nd Floor Room 231, Tucson, Arizona, up to 10:01 a.m., February 1970, for the following: BID B-S2930 CONTROL CHECK SIGN To furnish Plma County School Superintendent with a Control Check Slonlno. Unit, as per specifications called for by Plma County Opening of the Bid B-S2930 will be at 10:00 a.m., February 5,1970, In the office of the Plma County Purchasino Agent, PI ma County Governmental Center, 2nd Floor. Room 231, Tucson, Arizona.

Specifications relating to the aforesalc bid may be procured from the office of the Plma County Purchasing Agent, Plma County Governmental Center; 2nd Floor, Room 231, Tucson, Arizona. Bidder shall be required to furnish a sufficient Bid and Performance Bond accept, able to the Board of Supervisors. The Board of Supervisors reserves the right to relect any or all bids for any rea son whatsoever or to waive any Iregu a rifles or Informalities In the bids or bid ding. DONE BY ORDER of the Board of Supervisors this 13th day of January, 1970. THOMAS S.

JAY, Chairman Board of Supervisors Plma County, Arizona Daily Citizen. January 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 14, 26, 27, 23 end 29,1970 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS, Notice Is hereby given that the LAKE PATAGONIA RECREATION ASSOCI AT ION will receive sealed bids for the con struction of an Access Road; Interior Trailer Sites; Parking Lots; Storage Area; Placement of Select Material; Miscellaneous Excavation and Grading, Underground Electrical System; Sewerage treatment and Collection System; Miscellaneous Septic Tanks; Water Treatment Plant and Distribution System; Fencing; Drainage Appurtenances and Miscellaneous Improvements at Lake Patagonia (approxl matelv 10 miles from Nooales) Arizona. Each bid must be submitted on the bid form and In accordance with drawings and specifications available at the office of Coe and Van Loo, Consulting Engineers 4831 North llth Street, Phoenix, Arizona upon deposit of Twenty-five dollars ($25.00) for each set of drawings and spec flcatlons. Fifteen dollars of the deposit wil be refunded upon the return of the drawings and specifications in nood condition. Arrangements for a conducted visit to the protect can be made by calling the Enol neer at 244-oB31.

Bids shall be sealed and will be accepted a the office of Coe and Van Loo, Consulting Enatneers, 4831 North llth Streef Phoenix, Arizona Until 2:00 P.M. January 29, 1970 at which time they will be opened and publicly read aloud. Dated this 6th day of January 1970. or'the Lake Patagonia Recreation Association Patagonia, Arizona Publish: Tucson Dally Citizen January 7,14, 21,1970 NOTICF. OF ANNUAL MEETING OF MEMBERS OF CATAUNA SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION To Be Held On Friday, February 13,1970 To the Holders of Permanent Reserve Guaranty Stock, Savings Account Holders and the Borrowers of Catallna Savings and NOTICE that the annual meeting of Permanent Reserve Guaranty Stockholders and of Savings Account Holders and of Borrowers will be held at 2:00 p.m.

on Friday, February 13, 1970 nt the Pioneer Hotef, 80 North Stone Avenus, Tuc- The annuaf'meetlnB will be held for the t5, director, to hold of- of three (3), Vears, until February 9, 1973, or until their successors (Ice tor a term of three (3), Vears, until are duly elected and 2. To present to the members of the As- soclatjop. a report of the coridltl.pn of the Association as of December! 969; 3. To present option Ian for two officers, previously approved bvjhe Board of Directors, for approval of the Stockholders and Members; and 4. To transact such other business as may be properly brought before the Board of Directors has set the close of business on January 9, ihe record date for eligibility vote at the annua.l mcetinq.

3i (he annual DATED: this 21st day of January WO. D. BROWNING Published: Tucson Daflv Citizen January Arizona DallvStar January 22, 1WO NOTICE INVITING SEALED BIDS Notice Is" hereby olven'that the Purchases Aaent of.Schoof District No. 1, Plma County, Arizona, will receive up to, but not later than 2:00 PJA. local time, of the 17th day of February, 1970 sealed bids tor the construction Of AUDITORIUM REMODELING at TUCSON HIGH SCHOOL located at Second Avenue City of Tucson, Plma County Arizona.

Such bids snail be received In the Purchasing Department, Education Center, located a 1010 E. Tenth Street, Cltv of Tucson, Plma County, Arizona, and shall be opened publicly and read aloud at the above stated time at the above address. Each bid must conform and responsive to this Invitation, Instructions to Bidders, the Drawings, and Genera! Conditions, and all the other documents pertinent Copies of ttic Conrad Documents are now on file and open public Inspection In the office of Enei- ncerlng Department Architect, located at 010 East Tenth Street Tucson, Arizona, In said County and Slate, and may be obtained by deposltlno S10.00 for. one set. Thts deposit will be refunded if the set of Con- ract Documents delivered Is returned In lood condition after bid ownlriB the Documents may be purchased at cost with' shall be accompanied by a certl- 0ARD0 F1 ON SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.

1, Pima County, Arizona in an amount not less (nan Ive nor cent of the maximum amount of he liid.VThe check or bid botid shall be it BparahtM of Intent of. the con. racfer ibouW LEGAL NOTICE bid be accepted or as liquidated damage to the aiorememioned Board In the event of failure or refusal of the contractor to enter into a contract. The check or bid bond wll be returned to the unsuccessful bidders and to the successful bidder upon the execution of a satisfactory bond. The successful contractor shall provide a surety company bond In the full amount the contract price.

Said surety bond shal be posted vvltrilnS days after notification ol the award of the contract to the successfu bidder. The contract shall be In accordance with the provisions of all pertinent genera public laws of the Stale of Arizona In cffecl at the time ot tne execution or the contract and the contractor shall pay the wage scale as provided by law. The Architect has ascertained the prevailing rate ot hourly wages In the locality In which this worK Is to be performed, enc a copy of the Cerllflcd Wage Scale Is on file with the Contract Documents. Each bid shall be made out on a bid form to be obtained by applying at the office of the Architect In which the Contract Documents are on (Ho. The School Board reserves the privilege of rejecting any or all bids for any reason whatsoever or to waive any Irregularities or Informalities In the bids or In the bidding.

No Didder may withdraw his bid for od of 30 days after the date set for he der may withdraw his bid for a perl opening of bids, No bid will be recognized unless the bidder Is duly licensed as contractor In the State of Arizona. This license must meet all requirements for performing the work listed on this Invitation. IBOARD OF EDUCATION. TUCSON SCHOOL District No. 1, PIMA COUNTY, ARIZONA By JAMES L.

Purchasing Agent TPS Bid No. 1915 Published: January 21, 22, 23, 24, 1970. Tucson Daily Citizen MINUTES, BOARD OF SUPERVISORS MEETING The Board of Supervisors of PIMA County, Arizona, met In special session at th regular meeting place of the Board In the Administration Building of the Governmental Center, Tucson, Arizona, at 10 a.m. on Monday, December 22, 1949. Ujion roll call, those present and absent were as follows: Present: Thomas S.

Jay, Chairman Jim Murphy, Member Elsa B. Hanna, Clerk Absent: 'Dennis Weaver, Member The Chairman stated this meeting was called by him and was being held pursuant to notice, waiver, and consent on file with theClerk. ADM--PUBLIC DEFENDER: OS, APPOINTMENTS The Chairman stated that this was the occasion for the Installation of Howard Kashman as the first Public Defender for Plma County (See minutes November 5, 1969). William K. Rlchey, reoreserjlno the Plma County Dar Association, welcomed and congratulated Mr.

Kashman, and Introduced the Honorable Lee Garrett, Judge of Superior Court, Division 2 of Plma County. Judge Garrett also Mr. Koshman, and spoke about the duties of the Public Defender and the necessity for cooperation between the offices of Public Defender and county Attorney the Chairman Introduced Mr. Kashman, gave a resume of his education, background, and qualifications for the office, and presented him with a Certificate of Appointment. The Honorable Robert of Superior Court, Division 3 of Plma Coun The Honorable Robert O.

Roylston, Judge ui OUMVI iu ui nrua ty, congratulated Mr. Kashman, and commended the Board for its cooperation with the courts. At this lime, Mr. Kashman was sworn Into office by the Clerk. Weaver arrived at this time, 10:12 DELINQUENT--TAX PROPERTY STRUCK OFF TO STATE The Chairman stated this is the time and the place designated and legally advertised for rhe disposal at public auction of eight parcels of unredeemed real property for which the Board of Supervisors, acting as Agent for the State of Arizona, accepted Treasurer's deeds on November 17, 1949.

He described and called for- bids on each parcel, as follows: 1. Parcel 73, Tract Carlita Village, according to map and plat thereof of record In the office of the County Recorder of Plma County, Arizona, In Book 13, of Maps and Plats at Page 2. 2. Lot17, Block 3, Home No, 2, according to map and plat thereof of record In the office of the County Recorder of Plma County, Arizona, In Book of Maps and Plats at Page 22. 3.

Lot 7, Block 4, Llttlelown No. 2, according to map and plat thereof ot record In the office of the County untv, Arizona, In Recorder of Plma Coj accepted. SUNNY HOOL YSIDE (CON- Book 11 of Maps end Plat: at Panel. 4. Lot 14, Block 78, Southern Heights, according to map and plat thereof of record In the office of the County Recorder of pfma County, Arizona, In Book 2 of Maps and Plats at Page.

20. 5. N5' of S)35' of E2 of Lot 2 and N5 1 of S135' of E2 of Lot 4 and N5 1 of S135 1 of E2 of Lot 5, Speedway No. 2, according to map and plat thereof of record In the office of the county Recorder of Plma County, Arizona, In Book 3, of Maps and Plats at Page 98. 6.

NM 1 of W20' of SW4 SE4 SE4 except N40', of .0) Acres, Parcel 25, Section 19, Township 13, 16, situated In Pima County, Arizona. 7. N120' of S600' of E15 1 of W150' of SW4 NE4, .04 Acres, Parcel 198, Section 23, Township 14, Range 13, situated In Plma County, Arizona. 8. E35' of W208 1 of S418 1 of NW4 SE4, .34 Acres, Parcel 211, Section 23, Township 14, Range 13, situated In Plma County, Arizona.

Only one offer was received. Reva Man- nlna made an offer of $24.75 from Neal C. Manning and Reva Manning, for Parcel No. 5, a 20' 20' parcel, located In a wash and adjacent to property owned by them. After discussion It was moved by Mr.

Murphy, seconded by Mr. Weaver and carried that Mrs. Manning's offer be a SCHOOLS--CONTRACTS: JUNIOR-SENIOR HIGH SC On recommendation of the Board of Education of Htah School District No. 12 and of (he Board of Trustees of School District No. 12 (Sunnvslde) it moved by Mr, Murphy, seconded by Mr.

Weaver, and carried that the Board or Supervisors 1 award the contract for construction of Sunnystde Junior-Senior High School to Mutterer Con-. sfruction Company In accordance with the of Its low bid (51,600,000 base bid; plus alternates 1-6, 10 and 11 In the amount of alternates 7-9 re- fected) and (2) In accordance with standard procedure. Instruct James Irwln, ihe Director of Business Affairs for the district, to process fhe bids, complete the con- ct for signature Of IhrChalrrfian of of Supervisors, and.retain In the all official copies of the con- tract for signature of of the Board of Supervis all offi tract, bids, specifications, and other pertinent documents. SCHOOLS-CONTRACTS: SANTA RITA Hir OH SCHOOL (CI NDER RONNING "On recommendation of Ihe Board of Education High School District No. 1 (Tuc- sonl.

It wss moved by Mr. Jay, seconded ay Mr. Murphy, and carried that tSe Board accept the JJWM low bid of Chatlls Con- 'ractlna Company for construction of a cinder runnlno track for Santa Rffa High CONTRACTS: CHOLLA HJGH (RUNNING TRACK) On recommendation of Ihe Board of High chool District No. 1 (Tucson), it was noved by Mr. Murphy, seconded by Mr.

Veaver, and carried mat the Board accept he $41,357 low bid base bid plus he low bids of Alternate 1, Alternate 1, and Alternate 3, of M. M. Sundt Construction Company for construction Or an asphalnc concrete runnlns? rack and runwnvs for Cholla High School. ADJOURNMENT As there was no further business to come fore fhe Board, the meeting was act- ourned at 10:45 a.m. -) THOMAS S.

JAY ATTEST: s) Elsa 8. Hanna tl Tucjon Dtlly Cltiwn 197t CLASSIFIED INDEX ANNOUNCEMENTS Ctaisificoliont 1 thru 26 Announccmenli 20 Auto Traniportotion ...,...,.24 Card of Thanks 3 Florins 9 Funeral Directors Funeral Notice! 1 fn Memoviam 5 Lodge-Clubs Notices 22 lost Memoriafs-Markeri-loU 12 FmonaU ....16 Travel Opportunities 26 BUSINESS-SERVICE DIRECTORY CloMificalion 49 Businesses-Services 49 SCHOOLING Cloisifications 50 thru 70 Busmen Training .50 Employment Prep 60 Sckools-lmtruclion 70 EMPLOYMENT Claiitficationi 100 thru 188 Agencies, Female Help ..,.148 Agencies, 125 Agencies, Mole Help 107 Child Care 179 Required 734 Help Wanled, Female 142 Help Wanled, Male-FemaU 116 Help Wanled, Male 100 Household Help 151 Job Wanled, Femali 163 Job Wanled, Male 156 Sales Positions 130 Services for Exchange 188 TRANSPORTATION Classifications 200 thru 292 Auto Financing 211 Autos for Sale 222 Autos Wanled 200 292 Bikes-Gocarls, Etc 274 Boots-Motors, Supplies 279 Campers-Motor homes 263 Car-Truck Painting 249 Car-Truck Rentals 240 Car-Truck Repairs 245 Classics, Buggy: '234 Imparts-Sparls .226 Molorcyclus 270 Sporting 281 Tires- Parti- Accessories 251 Travel Trailers 267 Trucks for Sale 237 Trucks'Wanted 235 Utility Trailers 253 EQUIPMENT 301 thru 389 Farm-Ranch Equipment 333 Heavy Equipment, Buy-Sell ..,.301 Machinery far Sale-Rent 389 MERCHANDISE. MISCELLANEOUS Classification! 400 thru 495 Air Conditioning 489 Antiques 467 Appliances 473 Arls-Crafls-Books 433 Auclions 478 Baby Needs Furniture 482 Birds-Tropical Fish, Etc 451 Building Materials 484 Clothing for Sole 422 Dogs-Cats-Pets, Suppll ..444 Foods-Meats-FUhes 460 Household Goods 480 Jewglry-Walcties, Etc 436 Lei's Swap 495 Livestock Supplies 440 Miscellaneous Items .,,,.,471 Musical Instruments. 401 Music, Service-Repairs 404 Office-Business Equipment 424 Photographic Equipment 426 Pianos-Organs 402 PoullryEggi-Produce 455 Stamps-Coins-Hobbici 430 Stereos-Recorders .,,.,,.,..408 TV-Radio Service, Repairs 410 iV's-Radios-Phonographl 407 Wonted to Buy 400 RENTALS Classifications 500 thru 584 Apartments-Furnished 524 Apartments-Unfurnished 530 Business Rentals 562 Housekeeping Houses-Furnished ..........535 .,,...,,...540 Industrial Rentals 573 Miscellaneous 5S4 Motels, Hotels 510 Out of Town Rentals 1.551 Rest Homes 515 519 Room 503 Room Without Board 506 Share Living Quarters 509 Trailer Renlals-Courls 521 Vacation Rentals 517 Wanted 1o Rent 500 MOBILE LIVING Classifications 600 thru 688 Mobile Homes, Rent 633 Mobile Homes, ,.,,.644 Mobile Home, Servicing 666 Mobile Home Sites-Lots' 620 Mobile Homes Wanted 600 Trailer Hauling 683 BUSINESS-FINANCE Classifications 700 thru 777 Buiineii ...711 Money to 755 to Loan i. ....744 Money 722 1 777 Estate ...766 Want Basincis Opportunities 700 REAL ESTATE Classifications 800 thru 899 Arizona 855 Business Properly-Fronlagt 844 Ca-opi-Conaominiums 877 Farms, Ranches 870 Homes for Sale 899 Income Property 830 Industrial Properly 850 Investment Property 833 Lois-Acreage, Sale 866 Open Homes for Safe Out af Stale Properly ,.860 Real Estate Exchange 810 Real Estate Service 820 Real Estate Wanled 800 Resort-Vacation Properly.

825 Suburban Property 840 RATES AND HOURS Minimum ad 10 words er 2 lines. Minimum cash od cost 95'. Minimum Charge Ad cos) $1.05 All agate edt set sclid (no caps) will be charged al Ihe following ward ralesi 7 or mart consecutive days per word per day. 5 and 6 days 08' per word per day. 3 and 4 tomecutivs days 09' per word per day.

1 or 2 days or skip day orderl 10" per word per day. Ail ads ordered to be set other than solid agate fower case will be charged at the foliowing ratesr.7 or more consecutive, days 35 per line per day. i and 6 consecutive days 40' per line per day. 3 and 4 consecutive days 45' per line per day, 1 or 2 days or skip day orders SO' per line per day. rales apply for weekday publication in the Star Citizen of 1he same.day or Sunday publication in the Star onfy.

A discount on above pricefr will be allowed if cash accompanies copy before copy it inserted in the Star Citizen. All ads ore subject lo City and Stale Sales Tax. Change of on adi appearing in paper cost SO'. Box number service cost 75'. One'dally insertion consists of publication in the Arizona Daily Star (Morning) and Ihe Tucson Daily Ciii- (Evening) SAME DAY, except Sunday, which consists of fhe Arizona Daily Slur only, counted at one complete insertion.

Spact may be purchased In the Arizona Daily Star only, or Ihe Tucson Daily Citizen only, (Monday through Saturday) at rate of ptr agate line per insertion, of per word ptr day on agate lower case solid ads, with no multiple discount, All; ads ordered (Monday through Saturday) as single Insertions wilt appear under a Claisitied" heading ono be placid ouflide the regular clotiifiedsection; Hours Monday through Friday 8 to P.M. for'new ad insertions in day's and 8 to 4 P.M. lor of copy, corrections or cancellations, Saturday 8 to. 12 noon for new; ad insertions starting i'n Sunday" or Monday lobby counter will close at 12 noon Saturday, however phones will remain open for 'corrections or cancellations until 2 Phones open 10 A.M. to 2 P.M.

far corrections and cancellations only, PLEASE PHONE 622-5855 Check your ad the first day it appears. In event of newspapers will not assume responsibility lor more than one incorrect cnitttlon. A Citizen reserves right to edit, properly classify, or ject advertising copy. ANNOUNCEMiENTs FUNERAL NOTICES ALLEN, Howard 67, and Dorothy 65, of 2510 E. Adams passed away January 18, 1970.

Residents Tucson for the past 3 years. Survived by daughters, Virginia Lilliequist, of Boulder, Carol Livezey, of Paris, Ohio, and Donna Lee, of Alliance, Ohio; 11 grandchildren; two great grandchildren. Dorothy Allen is also survived by sisters, Hazel Waite, of Belle Vernon, Helen Reucroft, of Washington DC; brothers, Harry Abrams, of Salem, Ohio, Walter Abrams, of Alliance, Ohio. Howard Allen is also survived by sisters, Theolene Bee, of Green Castle, Ruth Ann Dell, of Sheridan, Arsinoe Allen, of N.H., Josephine Boyer, of Miami, Esther Eyer, of Philadelphia, Mary Ingram, of Booneville, brother, Lee Allen, of Toledo, Ohio. Memorial services will be held at 8 p.m., Wednesday, January 21, 1970, from St.

James United Methodist Church at 3255 N. Campbell with Reverend Byron D. Haines officiating. Remembrances may be made to a Memorial Fund at the Church. Arrangements by Arizona Mortuary, University Blvd.

at N. Stone. BUTLER, Clarence 89, of 3618 E. 3rd passed away January 19. Survived by his wife, Lillie; neice, Mrs.

Buford Nyquist, Tucson; nephew, Jack Heick, of Antioch, 111. Services will be conducted Thursday, 1:30 p.m. in the Adair Chapel, Chaplain William Vaughn, of DMAF Base officiating. Further services and interment will be at Lake Delton, Wisconsin. The family request remembrances be made to the Salvation Army in lieu of flowers.

Friends may call Wednesday, from noon on at the Adair Funeral Home, Dodge and Speedway. ESTRADA, Cleofas 65, of Benson, passed away January 16th. Survived by her son, Lauro Diaz, of Salisbury, also survived by 1 brother; 7 stepsons; 3 stepdaughters. Visitation beginning at 4 p.m., Thursday, Benson Mortuary. Mass 7 p.m., Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church, Reverend Richard Calmus officiating.

Burial service 9 a.m., Friday, Our Lady of Lourdes, burial to follow at White Cross Cemetery, Salcido Ranch, West of Benson. HARAN, John Henry, 70, 244 E. Michigan passed away January 19th. Survived wife, Katherine; daughters, Mrs. Ray Schaben, Sister Mary Dorothy; 10 grandchildren.

Rosary was recited Tuesday evening in Reilly's Chapel. Further services and burial will be held in Dunlap, Iowa. MEYER, Joseph 61, 2445 Miracle Mile Strip, passed away January 19th. Survived by wife, Ida Naomi; sons, Michael, Robert, David and Jerome; daughters, Mrs. Catherine Eisiminger of Inglewood, Mrs.

Virginia Holbrook and Mrs. Margaret Holbrook, both of LaCross, 15 grandchildren; sisters, Sister Michael Louise of Oldenburg, Ind. and Mrs. Rose Tormey. Rosary will be recited Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., Reilly's Chapel.

Requiem Mass will be offered Thursday, 9 a.m., at Sacred Heart Church. Burial will follow in Holy Hope Cemetery. NAIRN, Joseph Scott, 22, of 5833 E. :Eas.tland,';, entered into rest January 18, 1970. Son of Mr.

and Mrs. Preston K. Gordon; brother of Clifford Nairn, David, Gordon, Dorothy, Robin and Thelma; grandson of Mrs. H. T.

Miller and Clifford Meitzke and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nairn; nephew of Richard C. Me- tizke. Funeral services will be conducted 2 p.m.

Wednesday January 21st at Brlng'i Broadway Chapel 'with Rev. Joe Hawkins of Christ' Pres- byterian 'Church officiating. Burial'will follow in Tucson Memorial Park, South Lawn. Friends, may call from 2 to 8 p.m. and Wednesday 10 aim.

to service time at firing's Broadway Chapel, 6910 East Broadway. OZftttJN, Samuel, 68, of 5835 E. away January 19. ServicesV.wiir Thursday, I p.m. at the Adair FUNERAL NOTICED Chapel with Rev.

Curtis E. Jorstad, of the Calvary Lutheran Church officiating. Entombment'in South Lawn Memorial Park. Friends may call Tuesday from noon on at the Adair Funeral Home, Dodge and Speedway. THOMPSON, Herbert, 70, of 103 -N.

Bella Vista, passed away January 20. Survived by his wife, Edna. Arrangements pending by Home, Dodge and Speedway. WHITAKER, Theresa 70, of 5165 Shannon passed away January 20, 1970. Survived by husband, Leslie Whitaker.

Arrangements pending Arizona Mortuary, University Blvd. at N. Stone. WILIE, Harold 65, of 1110 San Miguel Circle, passed away January 20, 1970. Survived by his wife, Margaret.

Arrangements pending Arizona Mortuary, University Blvd. at N. Stone. WILSON, Joseph 57, of 2629 N. Teresa Lane, passed away January 20.

Survived by his wife, Mary. Arrangements pending by Adair Fn- neral Home, Dodge and LOST 14 FOUND LOST: SMALL cat, white With dark and light gray markings. Salpotnte School area January 13th. Reward. 3255664.

POUND Male gray cat, white mark- inas. Susan Meade, 422-2826. FOUND: Black male long haired dog. Vicinity Second-Longfellow. 325-4707, LOST: Near Edith Blvd and Grant, brown and white 3 month old kitten, has crcoRod tall at tip.

Reward. 3279111. LOST: Ladles yellow gold Wrist Woich. Vicinity 22nd-Turauolse vista. January 13th, between a.m.

Reward. 2965243. LOST: REWARD Large Irish'Seller, full grown, Contact Judy 423-2753. No questions asked. LOST: month old German Shepherd.

Children's pet. Black tan. Vicinity of Escalante Garden Apts. Across from Erlckson School. Reward.

795-2750. LOST: tan purse, Benson Highway Sunday January IB, containing drivers license, credit cords, etc. Please call collect Phoenix, 274-0940 after 6 pm. ward. LOST: Red leather billfold, contains some money.

Finders keep money. Send me the fold Inlnct. Roger Mulllns tooled on billfold. 423-2378. LOST: Blonde doll blue coat, In Ward's furniture department.

Call Krlston, 327-2742. Reword. 16 PERSONALS ANYONE KNOWING the whereabouts of 2 children named Vincent age, 7 and Bernadelte, age 6, please contact father; Vincent A. Maclnnes, 34-20 34th Street, Astoria Queens, New York. SUPERIOR BATH, 10-4 pm Swedish Massage, Agnes Thompson.

687-0353, 1333 W. Allegheny. MRS. LEWIS Scientific Psvchlc Reading. One vlslf will help solve your most difficult oroo- lem.

Appointment only 293-164S. BLOOD DONORS NEEDED COMMUNITY BLOOD SERVICE 2305 EAST BROADWAY I to 3:30 p.m. Tues. thru Sal, DONORS PAID FOR Rl-RVICE PHONR 622-6771 GLADYS MEACHAM Psvchlc readings 3926 E. FAIRMOUNT 325-8458 RELAX with MASSAGE, Mildred 648 E.

MA 2-4380 Snpcdwav SCIENTIFIC, advice to olde READINGS, every- s. What Is Appointment Mr. Golden 4245 N. Romero 887-294J. AVTR.OLO^IC'-L problem- Sonner.

Appointment only. Phone 327-2626. BATH AND MASSAGE, your place or mine. Verlan Schuessler. 2111 W.

Osa Drive. 887-1714. 3 masseuses. HE AND SHE Introduction service, low rates. 624-3876 afler 3.

I will not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than myself. Gary Cable. MASSAGE Betty Brocks, 4849 Sunrise Avenue. 1870953. GOINGTO MT.

LEMMON7 Stay at the new Trading Post Motel and Lodge. For rates call 622-4977. HTHEL SNYDER'S PERSONAL INTRODUCTION SERVICE. LICENSED BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. 325-6395.

WANTED. Central YMCA needs more MEN for Winter Ballroom Dance Classes. Don't be a Lonerl Learn to Dance and meet new people. Classes start January 20th and 2Blh. Beginners or Advanced.

Sln- ples or Couples. For Info. 624-7471, 1 WILL not be responsible for debts contracted by anyone other than myself. Theodore E. JOSE SPASO Emergency-Can Barb (612) 920j-6200 WHAT'S FOR LUNCH? All the Pizza or Fried Chicken you can eat, $1.25 Mon.

thru Fr .01:30 2 p.m. VILLAGE INN PIZZA PARLORS 25J6 E. Grant Rd. 5133 E. 22nd St.

DIAL-A-PRAYER 793-8431 LEARNING to dance Is only half fun at our place-loin the Town Country Dance Club. Call 795-1730 for a personal MASSAGE, Steam, Sauna, Whirlpool bath, 2 operators. Lorraine Orlklese, 4910 N. Plane AVe. Phone 837-0576.

MESSAGE OF MESSIAH DIAL 327-9174. MARTINI LOVERS share your martini mixing secrets with us. Small lovely reward. Star-Citizen Box 120-A. BOYS exercise and body building classes afternoons starting Jan 27th.

Asfhmatlca accepted. Aoes 10-18. Individual attention. Limited enrollment, call now 795-6543. LeLavne's Grecian Health Spa, 2752 N.

Campbell. MEN-Guesswhatl Our spa Is now for you too. 1st 25 Charter members J10 a month for 6 month course. Business men, body builders or lust you fatties! LeLavne's Grecian Health Spa, 2752 N. Campbell, 795-6543.

SORRY SAL is now merry oat, She used Blue Luster rug and upholstery cleaner. Rent electric shomnooer 11. JBcomes. Downtown. 20 ANNOUNCEMENTS VA BROKERS VA 'PROPERTIES ARE! AVAILABLE TO QUALIFIED BUYERS WITHOUT REGARD TO THEIR RACE, COLOR, CREED OR NATIONAL TO BUY A VA HOME SEE YOUR LOCAL BROKER 24 AUTO Tt ANSPORT'N i.e.c.

Mt. itms 2030 E. Sodwv Suite.lOS/Phx. W4-07M vv Suite. 106, Phi 327-5995 TRAVEL OPFTUNITIES MEXICO iolrj imall orouD 15-17 Aeamileo eic AM-15M YOU for transportation? Can to Cleveland, Tut- MOkla.i.