House Approves 29 Bills Senate 12 in Busy Day
In a hectic session the Arizona Legislature moved 29 bills in the House and 12 in the Senate. Measures include taxing trailer homes as personal property, tying rail rates to service, legalizing oversize work for pay, expanding county rabies programs, and longer hunting and fishing license fees. Senate bills propose higher vehicle registration, new state ag department, and funding for highway patrol and Tucson engineering buildings.
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Phoenix Infant Killed by Car
In Phoenix 18 month old Corliss Jean Jubb, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Clubb, died after crawling under a parked car and was backed over by driver Eryrel Ina Thomas, a relative. Police said the incident occurred in a driveway.
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Debbie Reynolds Wishes Eddie Fisher Liz Taylor Happy Marriage
New York AP reports Debbie Reynolds said she hopes Eddie Fisher and Elizabeth Taylor have a happy marriage. She dodged questions about her own love life, replying that she should say not.
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Sewer Extension Aids Growth And Health In Mt Elden Area
The plan, backed by engineering surveys, shows the current sewer system serves about 10,000 of a capacity 11,500 to 13,600 and faces growth as 1958 sewerage rose 65 percent since 1937. It would relieve health hazards from overflowing septic tanks in Mt Elden, extend main sewers to Switzer Canyon, and open development along Rio de Flag, Coconino Estates, and Bow and Arrow areas.
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Flag Student Receives Home Economics Scholarship
The Arizona Home Economics Association awarded a $100 scholarship to Janice Busby Stewart, a junior at Arizona State College Flagstaff, chosen for personal character, scholarship, and cooperation. Stewart, of Valley Farms, majors in home economics as the AH EA rotates the award among state institutions.
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Weather summary for Flagstaff and Northern Arizona
Forecast calls for scattered afternoon cloudiness today with varying high cloudiness tonight and Saturday. Northerly winds 15 to 20 mph today. Low tonight near 15. High tomorrow around 48. Extended outlook to Friday through Tuesday shows no precipitation and near normal temperatures across the region.
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Senate approves bill to raise marriage license fees
Phoenix AP reports the Senate approved a bill increasing superior court clerk fees including a controversial marriage license hike, and sent the measure to the House for consideration.
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For Rent Advert Offers Living Space and TV Deals
A classified fragment lists a live-in babysitter needed by a working mother with room and board, plus a private bath room entrance. It also advertises several discounted televisions and appliances from Sears Roebuck, with prices and contact through Walt Burns at 108 N Leroux.
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Spring Runoff Prospects Poor In North Area
George Watt of the Soil Conservation Service reported poor spring runoff prospects in the north. The March 1 snow survey showed near record low snow cover statewide, with higher elevations in the east most deficient. Verde River forecast is 70 000 acre feet or 29 percent of normal, Salt River 100 000 acre feet or 31 percent, but storage at 533 100 acre feet or 123 percent provides adequate irrigation for irrigated lands under the reservoirs.
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Copper Strike In 2nd Week At Kennecott Ray Mines
AP report says Kennecott Ray Mines Division strike enters its second week with no settlement. About 1,000 workers idled as United Steelworkers walkout at Hayden smelter sparked broader shutdowns. Dispute centers on a skills differential. union seeks 15 cents an hour, company offers four.
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Craft Execution Planned for Saturday in Arizona Gas Chamber
Florence AP reports Lonnie Craft is scheduled to die in the Arizona gas chamber at 5 am Saturday for murdering his former wife. A check with the governor's office, the Board of Pardons and Paroles, and the State Supreme Court found no indication of clemency or pending stays.
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Conflicting School Aid Packages Set for Conference Committees
Arizona faces joint conference committees as House and Senate diverge over school aid funding. The House favors channeling most new revenue from a 1 percent sales tax hike to schools and constitutional changes for supplementary aid, while the Senate would distribute funds to cities and counties and raise ADA to $200 with a per student budget cap based on prior year enrollment. Both sides must reconcile differences after committee reports with limited amendments allowed.
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Senate
Paul Fannin
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More Freedom Due Pupils at Indian School
Phoenix Indian School students totaling 1900 from 16 tribes will gain more freedom and responsibility after an internal Bureau of Indian Affairs investigation found some restrictions too inflexible. Age range is 3 to 20. Staff changes are planned. A separate note mentions Craft, 41, convicted of shooting his ex wife in Phoenix on March 8, 1957.
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