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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1957

Page

4

Fur Flies at Bond Issue Meeting by Citizens Group

Tucson hearing on a $5.3 million school bond drew fiery debate as the Property Owners Protective Assn stalled action. Members debated minutes and reduced the bond figure by nearly $2 million before adjourning without a clear stance.

YWCA George A. Edwards Roberts United States Senate Committee Democracy In Action Tucson Duane B. Anderson Arthur N. Pack Tucson Chamber of Commerce Tax Study Committee Pack Anderson Alfred Shackelford Association Douglas Holsclaw Thomas W. Howard Cofc

Famed Chef Louis Diaz Dies in New York at 72

Louis Diaz, 72, famed French chef and creator of vichyssoise, died yesterday at New York Hospital. For 41 years he led the Ritz Carlton kitchen and introduced the famous soup in 1917. He retired to Hartsdale after the Ritz Carlton closed and wrote about cooking. He is survived by his widow and a daughter, Mrs. George Lawrence of New Rochelle.

New York Louis Diaz New York Hospital Ritz- Carlton Hotel Ritz-Carlton France M. Louis Monsieur Louis Hartsdale N. Y George Lawrence New Rochelle

Points Raised Over School Bond Issue At Meeting

At a meeting of the Property Owners Protective Assn a series of concerns about the upcoming school bond election on Oct 1 were aired. Speakers argued bonds may be needed to fund capital improvements, that building costs differ by design, and that consolidating school and recreation programs could reduce duplication. They noted the bond could raise about 27 cents per $100 in assessed value, and cited a $720000 grant potential if the bond passes. Other points included tax strategies, fairness to homeowners, and the need for more classrooms and longer lasting buildings.

Shackelford Jack C. Fruchthendler Tucson Florence Holsclaw Cofc Edwards United

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