Tucson City Dems Candidate Urges Support for Local Industry
Carlos LaValle, Democratic candidate for Ward 1 City Council, urged promoting existing city industries at a Young Democrats meeting in Tucson. He criticized the administration for cutting garbage collection and raising sales tax, arguing efficiency could boost income. He called downtown business movement to outlying areas a sad trend and warned against costly efforts to keep or lure firms.
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Carlos LaValle
Ward
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19 On Train Robbery Wanted List
London police list 19 suspects in Britain's great train robbery. Detectives believe fugitives cannot stay hidden long and seek the source of insider tips that aided the Glasgow to London mail raid. The 48 mile route robbery yielded 7.2 million pounds. over 100 search warrants issued and five arrests made with some recovery. Interpol alerted as the hunt continues for the massive 214 ton loot still in Britain.
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Scotland Yard
Britain
Yard
John Hemsley
Flying Squad
Bow Street Magistrates’ Court
Interpol
International Police Organization
Subdivision State Over Sewage Bills
Los Ranchitos subdivision residents angry after being billed twice for sewer services. County officials told them the city overbilled. county street superintendent DiCicco explained the first bill was wrong but the second was correct. Board of Supervisors approved the assessments, ending the dispute.
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Los Ranchitos
Board of Supervisors
Benson Highway
D. A. DiCicco
DiCicco
City to Activate New Traffic Signal at E Pima and Swan
City Traffic Engineer John Caarls announced the new traffic signal at the intersection of E Pima Street and N Swan Road will go into operation tomorrow. The update aims to improve flow and safety for drivers and pedestrians in the area.
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E. Pima St
N. Swan Road
John Caarls
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