New Tax Bill in Arizona Won't Guarantee Tax Cuts
The Legislature passes House Bill 271 for statewide real property reappraisal, with $134 million to be spent by a special director. A December session will set assessment percentages across 26 classes, potentially raising or not changing homeowner taxes. The measure shifts appraisal control away from voters, inviting concerns over independence and reliability of the tax officials.
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Four Fires Hit North Hall Campus Over Weekend
William Hoyt reports four fires on the Arizona State College campus over the weekend in North Hall and nearby buildings. The serious blaze gutted a second floor dorm room causing extensive smoke damage and estimated losses between 3000 and 4000 dollars. no injuries. Minor fires in Motion Hall basement trash and Campbell Mall laundry line were contained by staff and police. The Sunday follow up found further damage from smoke, with dormitory personnel and fire crews responding quickly. Campus officials vow preventive measures after a thorough quadrangle investigation by Chief Hagan and ASC officials.
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Casey Starts Today on The Sun’s Comic Page
The Sun features Casey a celebrated television surgeon joining its lineup of comic features in today’s issue. Also running are two honorous strips titled Short Ribs and Moly Meekle on page 7.
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Highway Dept Bids for Dump Reverts to City After Two Years
The Highway Department received a bid of 4000 for four plus acres of land used as the city dump. Ben E Slanton, rights of way agent, submitted the bid at a session in City Jail. City Clerk Harry L Gield Jr noted the bid allows the city to use the area as a dump for two more years with potential return of land to the city if not used by the department.
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State moves to link tax cut with school fund
Gov Panoff approves a plan tying a five cent cigarette tax to a state school equalization fund. A seven member House committee promoted the package to shift funding from local to state level, promising relief for homeowners and needy districts while trimming tax exemptions for widows and veterans.
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Fifth Victim Dies in Flagstaff Bus Collision
Mrs Schulze 25 of Scottsdale dies in Flagstaff Community Hospital from injuries suffered when her station wagon skidded on snow covered ice and spun into a south bound four bus on the Black Canyon highway three miles south of Flagstaff. The crash also killed Richard Fife 27 and left Erie Schulze 44 in critical condition. Police report two weekend fatalities from the same highway crash trend.
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Drag Strip and Right-of-Way Sale on City Agenda
Flagstaff City Council set for a mixed agenda including old business like barbed wire use and park hall use, plus new business to study a dragstrip at Koch Field and bids for highway right of way sale near the city dump. The meeting also covers water development pipe purchases, rezoning requests, cemetery maintenance funding, a commendation letter, and an ordinance allowing sale of fined pot under certain conditions.
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California Man Found in Park
A year-old California man named Jesse Aleshire was found unconscious in City Park after apparently suffering a stroke. Police said he got off a westbound bus, walked through the park, and lay unconscious until morning. He appeared to be suffering exposure, and hospital officials had not yet reported his condition. Police seek to contact his California relatives.
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Congolese Soldier Shoots White Foreigner in Elisabethville
In Elisabethville Congo a Congolese soldier shoots a white man after he is ordered off a sidewalk. The victim, Simon Asher, 155, reportedly owned by Iswarli, dies after being shot in the back near the National Bank of Iie tang. Local witnesses describe a tense spring scene as officials report the incident in the central Congo government area.
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Operation Midnight Ride tour to visit Flagstaff on Saturday
Gen Walker and evangelist Billy Hargis will speak in Flagstaff at the ASG Auditorium on Saturday night, a donation of 1 will be requested. The event is part of a nationwide crusade begun in Miami on February 27 and ending April 3 in Los Angeles. Hargis, founder of the Crusade, describes liberal and socialist trends as threats to American life. Walker, a former army general, has been a controversial figure since 1957 for his actions during Central High School unrest and later campus scrutiny.
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Final Sabin Drive Sunday in Coconino County
Coconino County Medical Society schedules seven clinics at three schools in Flagstaff Page Williams Grand Canyon and Fredonia to distribute Sabin oral polio vaccine. Dr Hugh Dievker says Type II vaccine is safe and is given on sugar cubes or with a dropper. Vaccine costs 25 cents per dose. no one turned away due to lack of funds. Clinics open 1 pm to 6 pm Sunday.
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Zephyrs to move to Baltimore Civic Center lease ratified
The Chicago Zephyrs announced they will relocate to Baltimore for the 1963-64 season. Dave Trager, Zephyr owner, reports lease of Baltimore’s Civic Center for about 14 million, after a 350,000 loss in the 1961-62 season and another near 500,000 in the previous campaign.
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