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My First Job ...
Michael Chihak, publisher and editor, Tucson
(Ariz.) Citizen
Night police-beat reporter for the Tucson Citizen.
Four months after I took the job in 1970, an 11-story hotel
in downtown Tucson caught fire, and 29 people died. I was
the first Citizen reporter on the scene and spent
the next 30 hours reporting and writing.
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