Payson jail to reopen after four deaths
Gila County supervisors approve reopening of the Payson jail closed since four teenagers died from carbon monoxide in a jail cell. The jail, built in 1964 at a cost of 50 000, has no heaters. Prisoners had been sent 90 miles to Globe since closure amid lawsuits totaling 600 000.
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Runoff Up Over State Runs High May
The May runoff of almost all Arizona streams, except the San Pedro, stayed well above normal. Groundwater levels in wells generally declined in the southern part of the state with drops from an inch to over six feet, while some wells rose as much as five feet.
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Guard First Howitzer Battalion Fires After Brush Fire Delays
Arizona National Guard units from Tempe Mesa Chandler and Casa Grande faced a two hour firing delay at Fort Huachuca when a brush fire sparked by a 155 mm shell halted live rounds. Maj John L Johnson Jr noted fires as a major challenge while the battalion completes field training and plans a hometown visit by mayors council members and reporters.
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Goldwater Speaks To Girl Staters
Special to The Gazette in Tucson Barry Goldwater former U S senator and 1964 Republican nominee spoke to 241 delegates at Arizona Girls State on the University of Arizona campus. He defended the 10th Amendment saying states retain powers not granted to the federal government and criticized right to work laws as federal overreach by unions.
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Youths Prepare for State Duties Training Session
The 19th annual citizenship program at Arizona State College continues through Friday. Young Arizonans study law and government with speakers Hale Tog noni and Jack Grace guiding the mock state politics and law enforcement session. FBI agents James Rowan and Lynn Bedford lead law enforcement instruction.
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Doctor Dies in Ann Arbor Dermatologist Udo Wile
Dr. Udo Julius Wile 82 internationally known dermatologist and discoverer of skin diseases viruses died yesterday. He taught at the University of Michigan for more than 30 years.
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Crown Florist Supply Annual Sale Ad Sighting
Crown Florist Supply runs its annual sale across multiple pages of the newspaper, offering discounts on floral supplies and competitively priced stems, ribbons, and arrangements for professional customers and event planners seeking bulk orders.
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Lynda Bird Johnson to be honored by White Mountain Apache
Lynda Bird Johnson, at 21, will be made a member of the White Mountain Apache tribe during a Grasshopper visit. About 2000 Apaches are expected for the ceremony at Grasshopper, site of the University of Arizona field school, with a barbecue. The event marks a historic visitor rank and includes a limited press setup and security.
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Nutrament Brand Liquid Food For Seniors
If an older person does not eat enough, Nutrament offers a ready to drink nutritionally complete supplement. Each can contains protein fat and carbohydrates plus essential vitamins and minerals to help build strength and energy in chocolate or vanilla flavors.
School Vote Challenged In Lawsuit In Tolleson recall election
Kenneth D. Barton through attorney John C. Ellinwood asks Maricopa County Superior Court to void the May 11 recall election that kept Guy M. Pinkerton on the Tolleson School District board by two votes. Barton claims enough ballots were invalid due to nonreaders, nonresidents, or noncitizens to grant him the seat.
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Yuma County Land Auction Set For July 1
Twelve parcels of agricultural and grazing land totaling just over 2000 acres in Yuma County will go to bidding on July 1 at 10 a.m. on the courthouse steps. Tenants with lease improvements are to be reimbursed by any successful bidder.
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