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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1968

Page

4

Pima valuation expected to drop slightly in 1968 69

County Finance Director Richard Kittle said the final valuation may decrease some from about 565 million. He expects to announce 1968 69 tax rates by mid week while Gerd Danneman doubts a huge drop. Officials predict about 2.5560 per 100 assessed, versus last year 2.7478, with potential litigation over the college capital outlay tax.

Richard Kittle Pima County Kittle Gerd Danneman Tucson Daily Citizen Board of Supervisors Thomas S. Jay Supervisors Pima College Capital Jay

Sunnyside Board Approves Los Ninos School Work Bid

Sunnyside School Board approved Rock Construction Co. to build the Los Ninos Elementary School at S Alvernon Way and E Behan Street with 20 classrooms. Superintendent Troester said construction costs stay near 700000 with architect negotiations within budget.

Sunnyside Board Los Ninos Sunnyside Rock Construction Co S. Alvernon Way E. Behan Street Gerald OD. Troester

Renewal Area Out As New Art Center Site

A letter from William Hawes Smith and Robert Murray indicates the Tucson Art Center relocation from the urban renewal area may be scrapped. The board cites a land gift near a Catalina foothills intersection as superior to the Main and Alameda site and weighs Randolph Park as an alternative. The center remains on Franklin Street near Main.

Tucson Art Center William Hawes Smith Smith Robert&. Murray Coe Catalina Foothills Alameda St Foothills Randolph Park

Comet Crash Seen As Plot For Insurance Swindle

London AP report says Scotland Yard believes the October British Comet jetliner bombing over the Mediterranean was an insurance fraud. Detectives found $600,000 of policies on one of 66 victims near Rhodes. Initial theory tied the plot to Greek Cypriot leader Gen. George Grivas who had planned to board.

London Scotland Yard Cyprus Mediterranean Rhodes George Grivas

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