Tucson Daily Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 19

PAGE 20 Courts May Decide Oh Districts Bingham Gives Views To GOP Arizona Legislature probably will be unable to agree on congressional district lines on a one-man, one-vote principle--so the federal courts may draw the the Pima County Republi- can Club was told yesterday. Moreover, Dr. David Bingham the University of Arizona's department of government told the Republicans, "we should not be surprised" if the courts refused to accept a plan for legis- a i reapportionment as drawn by a joint Senate-House committee. Bingham, who is a special consultant to the reapportionment committee, said Pima County Republican William Jacquin succeeded in getting the joint panel to approve, his suggested district plan for Pima County. But Bingham said he significant differences In population between districts would place the plan in jeopardy with the courts.

BINGHAM SUGGESTED his own alternate plan for Pima, a plan that was turned down by the joint committee. The Jacquin plan, Bingham would allot six state sen- to Pima and Santa Cruz counties combined--three "safe" districts, two "safe" 'Republican districts, and one district that could be won by either party. own plan, said Bingham, 3uW allot four "safe" Demo- districts and two "safe" Republican districts. Bingham, a Democrat, said "It's impossible to divorce politics, from such decisions." He rated "safe" districts on the traditional voting turnout and history of the enclosed pre' ciricts, regardless of registration figures. JACQUIN, WHO was in the audience, said his plan includes "-two districts rated "safe" Republican by Bingham which actually have a Democratic ma.

jority in registrations. ingham said Democratic politicians in recent years have tried to draw any new legislative districts in -such a way as exclude "creeping Republicanism" in Pima and Maricopa counties from gaining strength in. the legislature. But in the recent meetings the joint House-Senate commit. tee.

the professor said, "It's surprising how Republicans came off." He said many Democrats represented on the joint committee were from northern A i a counties, so weren't concerned with preserving Democratic strength in the two counties, "and the more articulate spokesmen on the committee tended to be Republicans." Bingham also discussed the Court decisions which call for reapportionment, and the matter of registered voters population as a basis for drawing up new districts Mrs. T. M. Elliott Mrs. Elliott To Seek 2nd Amphi Term Mrs.

T. M. Elliott, president of the Amphitheater School Board, announced today that she will be a candidate in the Oct. 5 election for a second five- year term on the board. "I have been on the board five-years and I think the people are pretty much aware of my feelings," she said.

"I FEEL I've really worked at it, trying to keep abreast of things happening in education, not only in the Amphitheater district but around the state and elsewhere." Mrs. Elliott, in reference to the problem of financing schools, said she is in favor of economy but not when cutting costs would hurt the educational program. A native Arizonah, Mrs. Elliott attended schools in Jerome and lived in Clarkdale and Phoenix coming to Tucson in 1940. She has lived in the Amphitheater district for 13 years.

She is president of Elliott Electronics the local firm founded by her late husband in 1940. MRS. ELLIOTT was active in school functions before she ran for the board in 1960. She was a charter member, and first president of the Wetmore Elementary School Parent-Teachers group. Among other activities, she is a past president of the Arizona Federation of Garden Clubs, a member.of the Order of Eastern Star, a charter member of the.

Casas Adobes Community Congregational Church and a member of Zonta Club, international service organization. Mrs. Elliott lives on East Linda Vista road. She has one daughter, Linda, a 1965 graduate of Amphitheater High School. Proceeds from the Corral Theatre production of "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" will go to the University of Arizona's Pauline Landon Memorial Scholarship Fund, Director Peter Marroney said yesterday.

The play will, be presented at 8:30 p.m. Sept. 14 through 18 at the University of Arizona Theater. Mrs. Landon, wife of former Tucsonian Harold F.

Landon, died of a cerebral hemorrhage in 1963 at the age of 45. She was active in. Corral theatre, Junior League Follies and. Tucson Press Club Gridiron Show productions. After her death, Corral Theatre and the Tucson Press Club helped establish the scholarship fund in her name to assist UA students in the performing arts.

"A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum" is a musical comedy about a young fiero who wants to buy a wife, Dut finds she is promised to a araggart warrior. Jerry and Linda Newman alay the leading roles as the hero and his sweetheart. Oth- YESTERDAY'S ANSWER TUCSOhj A I CITIZEN Play Pirbceeds Go To Landon Fund ers in the cast include Woody Janda, Osburn, Martin Leon Harvey Nslcon, Jan Ijams, Diana Harrison, Lorena Brown, Phyllis Chiasson, Sherry Kornberg, Lana Hartman, Penny Mackey, Virgil Stan, Robert Montilla, Larry Priest, Richard Harrison and Terry Cohen. Schevelove and Larry Gelbart wrote the book, while Stephen Sondheim wrote the music and lyrics. Zero Mostel starred in the original Broadway production.

Tickets for the musical will go on sale next Tuesday at the University Theater box office, Marroney said. Tickets will be $5 each. Fischer Wins Again NEW YORK Bobby Fischer, 22-year-old U.S. chess champion, has won his third long-distance game in the Capablanca memorial tournament. The tournament is being played in Havana but Fischer is cabling his moves from New York because the State Department refused him a visa to visit Cuba.

CROSSWORD PUZZLE ACROSS 1 Northern European. 5 Equal. 10 Warp yarns. 14 Asiatic prince. 15 Dark yellow.

Fish. 17 Wind indicator. IB Entangle; 4 words. 20 Tacit. 22 Harsh cry.

23 Pronoun. '24 Make a play, in baseball. 25 Reprore. 27 Lived. 28 German "unit" 32 Single.

33 Floor covering. 34 Native. 35 Fitting. Where the story begins: 2 words. 38 Follower: Suffix.

39 Money. .41 Merriment. Mwical Kfed of 44 Impatient exclamation. 45 Suppose. 46 African carnivore.

48 Ticket. 49 Entwine. 52 Flotillas. 55 Emphasize one's ideas forcefully: 2 words. 57 Pile of hay.

58 Height. 59 Strange. 60 Wrong. 61 Breakfast. 62 Garden crop.

63 Numbers. 1 Son of Jacob. 2 Village of Judah. '3 ioiate'd. 4 Introduction.

5 6 Acrimonious. 7 Article. 8 Turning point. 9 Therefore. 10 Welcomed: 2 words.

11 Ossicle. 12 Group. 13 Son of Adam, 19 actrew. 21-Hothead's forte. 24 Significant.

25 Embrace. 26 Billiard great. 27 Oscillate. 29 Secured: 2 wwds. 30 Feminine suffixes.

31 Shoals. 33 Girl's name. 34 Atiberge. 36 Procurator of Judea. 37 Gone.

40 Candy. 42 West Indian island. 44 Giggle. 45 Herd of -whales, 47 Cast. 48 Ojibways' kin.

49 Loud sound. 50 Speed. 51 Queen- Wilhelrnina's mother. 52 Encompassed by, 53 Square measure. 54 "The thT limit." 56 SidWite.

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