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Newspaper
Phoenix Gazette
Location
Phoenix, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1965
Page
11
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The Arizona committee rejects voter registration as a basis for redistricting and will use population figures. A three professor team studied both methods. a special census option is discussed to maintain one person one vote. Tensions rise over Maricopa County’s potential dominance in congressional districts.
The State Tax Commission panel in Phoenix and lawmakers plan a meeting to assess railroad, telephone, and telegraph companies operating in Arizona. Vic Nielsen cited railroad assessed value at $117,427,221 and telecom value at $108,214,911 last year.
Directors of the Valley of the Sun School will meet Tuesday to hear reports on construction progress and decide on fundraising methods for dormitories and classrooms. Contributions of money building materials or equipment may be sent to the school 3115 W. McDowell.
Opponents contend a faulty signature may invalidate Phoenix April annexation of a 23 square mile area reaching Bell Road north to 3rd Avenue 40th Street. Attorney Frank Haze Burch represents about 100 residents and will decide in a day or two the signature status.
Lyle Max Speace Jr., 17, of 2825 N 23rd Place, has been appointed to the U S Air Force Academy in Colorado Springs.
Scottsdale's city council again continued the 40 acre Northeast Scottsdale parcel rezoning from residential to industrial park status. Porter Womack seeks to lease to Dickson Electronics Corp for relocation from Wells Fargo area. Site at Indian School and Hayden corner, traffic concerns prompted further delay.
Maricopa County Superior Court is asked to order Tempe to cancel a 2.9 million dollar Papago Water Treatment Plant construction contract. F. H. Linneman Inc. and Phoenix lawyer Jack Laney filed the action. A hearing is set for June 17 at 9 30 a.m. The firm contends its bid of 2,946,891 was lowest. Tempe City Council had approved Robert E. McKee's bid of 2,969,200 on May 13. City Manager Louis S. Cooper is named as defendant.
Roy Eugene Davis, a spiritual teacher with an expanding international following, presents a talk titled The Way of the Initiate tonight at 8 p.m. The public is invited and admission is free.
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