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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1965
Page
22
Mari copa County Parks and Recreation Department and Arizona State Horsemen's Association offer an all day trail ride in the Superstition Mountains. Riders start at 8 30 a m with a 9 a m ride off led by the trail boss. A $1 trail fee applies. Reservations via 262 3711.
County Treasurer John A Foote sets 5 p.m. Monday as deadline for the second half 1964 property tax without penalty. Delinquent taxes incur a 10 percent monthly prorated penalty. Pay in person or mail to the treasurer office at the downtown County Complex 111 S 3rd Ave. Postmark by 11 p.m. May 3. Include first half receipt with the second half. one personal check for the correct amount only.
In Houston two men charged in a $37,663 bank robbery were trapped after getaway cars with similar plates caused a mistaken stop. A Meyerland Bank cashier called police with the license MGH 213. Fifteen minutes later officer John Lohmann stopped a car marked MGH 413 containing the stolen money. Passengers Glenn Sanford Webb 22 and Jim Don Smith 26 face charges.
Dr. Ralph G. Merrill of Henry Ford Hospital's oral surgery department presented study findings to the Great Lakes Society of Oral Surgeons. The study links alcohol use poor diet dental disease liver and chronic respiratory disease to increased vulnerability of mouth tissue to hydrocarbons from smoking.
TheBlack Canyon Freeway between Indian School and Camelback roads was the state’s busiest 24 hour point in 1964 with an average of 48 818 vehicles. April averaged 50 888. North of Thomas was second at 43 550. Other busy points included north of Camelback 42 085 and Grand Avenue 41 182. Rural Highway 60 at Claypool Road led state rural traffic at 13 123. Arizona licensed vehicles accounted for 37.6 percent of state system traffic in 1964 with out of state cars at 37.6 and commercial vehicles at 26.8.
Rep. Jack Brown of Apache says the Arizona House should begin work immediately to avoid delays and spur efficiency. Lawmakers foresee potential stalemates between the Senate and House during the current session as in the last.
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