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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1963
Page
2
Lawmakers questioned Interior Department reports as Kuchel and Hayden spar over the Central Arizona Project. Dominy testified the project remains unchanged since 1950 51 while stressing water needs have grown, with future hearings hinted but not guaranteed.
Arizona Governor Paul Fannin said he is disturbed by Secretary Udall’s regional water proposal, fearing it could delay the Central Arizona Project and jeopardize Colorado River power revenues. He urged careful study before commenting, arguing progress has come from individual projects rather than a broad, multi state program. He emphasized Arizonans are in a favorable position on the Central Arizona Project that could be undermined by the Udall plan.
Ricky Rarick of McCarthy & Rarick says the real estate office partly on SR zoning and partly on CB 1 zoning will be moved to be fully inside the CB 1 area within the triangle bordered by Tanque Verde Road Catalina Highway and Bear Canyon Road. Zoning inspector H Hilton McKee ordered the temporary office relocation and warned of county attorney assistance if resisted. Harold McCarthy serves on the Pima County Planning and Zoning Commission, where McKee is a zoning inspector.
A motion to quash the murder charge against Fred Essman was filed as he pleaded innocent to shooting his wife Lorraine with a .22 revolver earlier this month. Judge Alice Truman set the trial for Oct. 14 and a hearing on the motion for next Tuesday.
H A Arnold of 6031 30th St asks mayor and City Council for five minutes at the Sept meeting to express findings on improvement district mismanagement regarding the Prop erty Owners Protective Association. He seeks time on the next council agenda.
The Carpenters Duane and Mary Louise face charges including contributory dependency and neglect for a seven week old infant found with 23 broken bones. The defense seeks detailed acts and separate charges while the state relies on circumstantial evidence. The child is in foster care and Mary Louise Carpent er faces a 90 day jail term for past failure to care for children.
The State Board of Public Welfare in Show Low delayed revising day nursery licensing rules to allow a study of proposed changes discussed in Tucson and Phoenix. A September meeting is set to consider a possible federal funds request, aimed at educating day care center operators with an initial grant near 75000 dollars.
Democratic candidate Ray C. Brown urged immediate hiring of consultants to revise the General Land Use Plan and streamline rezoning procedures. He proposed a single public hearing with mayor and City Council, and questioned high library costs before expansion projects. Brown also favored modernizing the planning director role to accelerate regional progress.
The White House said President Kennedy's back is bothering him a little but his general health is fine. Press Secretary Pierre Salinger noted back problems are common and have ups and downs, addressing a reporter’s question about a possible recurrence.
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