Regents Bond Bid OK Set For Sept. 1
Arizona Board of Regents will meet in Tucson on September 1 to formally accept a 25 million dollar bond bid from Halsey Stuart & Co New York. The 4.95727 percent rate was the lowest among two bids and was accepted by a unanimous vote. Funds finance classroom construction at the state universities with Arizona pledging student fees to bond repayment. Arizona gets about 12.5 million, State 1.0 million, Northern Arizona 4.0 million. further bonds may be issued next year under a new law.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Board of Regents
Tucson
S. Halsey, Stuart and Co
New York City
Myron Holbert
Regents
Holbert
University of Arizona
Arizona State
Northern Arizona
Injunction Blocks Bid For Ouster In Cochise County
A Cochise County hearing set for Sept 2 before Pima County Superior Judge William Frey will decide if a bid to oust Cochise County supervisors ends in a permanent injunction. County Attorney Richard Riley seeks to restrain the board from demanding a full report and from removing him if the report is not delivered within 10 days amid a grand jury probe of county funds and equipment. The suit targets actions tied to an investigation that led to an indictment of Joe Good, the supervisors’ chairman, while another supervisor, Watkins, faces 23 counts of equipment misuse. Both men are due in court Sept 12 as the grand jury probe continues with county highway department staff and supervisors appearing. Harriet Hiester, clerk of the board, also testified.
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Bisbee
Pima County
William Frey
Cochise
Joe Good
Douglas
Riley
Board of Supervisors
Good
Watkins
Buena High School Offers New Vocational Program
Buena High School in Sierra Mista Cochise County opens Monday with a first time area vocational training program. The electrical and electronic course serves out of school and enrolled students, capacity 72, aiming to prepare for various jobs without further education. Some courses last one year others two to four years, and participation is open to other Cochise County districts.
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Buena High School
Sierra Mista
Cochise County
Cochrise County
Founder of first crime lab visits Tucson facility
Ray H. Pinker founder of the nation’s first crime laboratory in Los Angeles visits Tucson City-County Crime Laboratory. The 61 year old professor recalls early skepticism of scientific proof and notes modern labs with up to date instrumentation. He discusses the Winnie Ruth Judd case and the growing role of science in policing.
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Ray H. Pinker
Los Angeles
Carl Kempe
First Crime Lab
Sgt
Joe Friday
Pinker
Tucson
California State College
Science
Winnie Ruth Judd
Phoenix
Supreme Court
New City Hall
Ruby
Kempe
American Academy of Forensic Sciences
Honolulu
Academy
Everyone Needed In Fight On Delinquency Panel Told
The panel at the 14th annual conference on juvenile delinquency stressed a combined professional and nonprofessional approach. Brev. Wendell Newell of the Arizona Boys Ranch urged that both groups support delinquent youths with strength and a homey, 24 hour environment. Tucson leaders Dr. A R Tweed and Dr. Gabriel Cata noted multiple delinquency types and no single fix. The Arizona Youth Center near Tucson plans to house up to 130 boys with 56 staff plus a consulting psychiatrist, aiming to aid boys released from Ft. Grant Industrial School.
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Err
Wendell Newell
Newell
Arizona Boys Ranch
Andler
Lester -Ratoff
Fd Roloff
Evangelistic Enterprises
Corpus Christi
Tex
Erman Harriman
Gabriel. Cata
Tucson
Tweed and
Cata
Ft. Grant
McFarland
Wee
Friday Meat Ban On Again for Sonora Catholics
Hermosillo authorities reiterate a Friday meat ban for Sonora Catholics, ending years of permitted meat eating during seafood shortages. The archbishop’s office confirmed the restriction effective immediately, noting the default seafood supply has stabilized and meat abstinence resumes in Friday observance.
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Hermosillo
Sen
Sonora
Drownings Reported Across Arizona Involving Several Children
Four people died in Arizona including three children when brothers Steve Youngblood 9 and Alan Youngblood 11 vanished in the Colorado River after attempting to rescue a sibling. William Hubbard II 10 months drowned in a Phoenix backyard pool. Kenneth Stone 403 drowned in Lake Powell while swimming in a narrow inlet. Authorities continued searches for missing victims.
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Associated Press
Arizona
Colorado River
Wales
MAL Lse Co
Steve Youngblood
Alan Youngblood
Floyd Balliett
David Youngblood
David
Karren
Kenneth
Alan
Steve
Balliett
Poston
Texas
Phoenix
William B. Hubbard II
William Hubbard
Arcadia
Lake Powell
Page
National Park ’Service
Stone
Registration By Mail Near Completion Catalina Foothills School District
Registration by mail nears completion for Catalina Foothills School District students. About 80 percent of an expected 450 pupils have been confirmed. Parents with new elementary or high school pupils should contact the school immediately. Classes begin Sept 6 at Catalina Foothills School, 2101 E River Road. Grades 1-8 stay on site. higher grades go to neighboring districts tuition. Teachers begin a four day orientation Monday with conferences available Wednesday and Thursday by appointment.
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Catalina Foothills
North Side
Altalina Foothills
E. River Road
Catalina + Foothills
World Journal Tribune Labor Accord Nears Publication
After a 126 day labor dispute the World Journal Tribune may publish by Sept 6 if union members ratify a tentative agreement. Union president William J. Kennedy will recommend acceptance, ending a strike that halted the merger paper’s launch and delayed its first editions.
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New York
New World Journal Tribune
Pressmen’s Union
Pov
William J. Kennedy
Thomas J. Murphy
New York Newspaper Guild
Journal American
World Telegram & Sun
The
Herald Tribune
Tribune
Actress Spaak Reports Jewel and Fur Theft
Rome police say actress Cath erine Spaak reported jewelry and furs valued at 24000 dollars stolen from her fashionable apartment in Piazza di Spagna.
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Rome
UPI
Catherine Spaak
Piazza di Spagna
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