Conlan Sees Battle Over Property Tax Reappraisal Ratios
State Senator John B. Conlan predicts a strong push in the next session to set assessment ratios under the statewide property tax reappraisal program. He warned of potential battles in both chambers over how commercial and industrial properties are assessed and noted disparities. Conlan also discussed possible mining severance tax action, air pollution control legislation, state bond funding, reapportionment, and January Senate outlook ahead of the 1967 session.
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John B. Conlan
Maricopa County
Conlan
Tucson
State Tax Commission
Sam Goddard
Sol Rhee
D-Pima
Arizona
GOP
Retirees Electorate Elects Tucson ARP Chapter Officers
John R. Weitzel is elected president of the Tucson chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons for 1965-66. Officers include Thomas Lévies as first vice president Helen Carroll as second vice president Blanche Meador as recording secretary Anne Bowman as treasurer Suzanne Pitts as publicity Ellie Gray as hostess and Mike Campana as sergeant-at-arms. Members meet 1:30 p.m. Tuesday at Farr's Cafeteria. Attendees asked to bring canned food for a Christmas basket and items for a white elephant sale to fund the basket.
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John R. Weitzel
W. Calle" de Casas Lindas
Tucson
American Association of Retired Persons
Thomas Lévies
Helen Carroll
Blanche Meador
Anne Bowman
Suzanne Pitts
Ellie Gray
Mike Campana
Farr
Speedway Blvd
Weight loss success story from TOPS queen of Maryland
Mrs. Roland Ford, once 300 pounds with measurements 54-46-63, spoke of a 150 pound loss achieved through willpower and a doctor advised diet via TOPS. Her turning point came in Atlantic City when a turnstile incident spurred change. she later earned the TOPS queen of the year for Maryland before stabilizing at 150 pounds.
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Baltimore
Roland Ford
Lake Erie and Ohio Plan Water Quality Monitoring Network
Lake Erie plans to install water quality monitoring stations on major tributaries as part of a broader water pollution control effort. The program aims to monitor pollution levels across key waterways and provide data for environmental management.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Lake Erie
De Gaulle Faces Tight Presidential Race In France
Paris reports indicate Charles de Gaulle runs narrowly for re election amid polls showing support dipping below fifty percent among decided voters. In a televised address he cites postwar reforms and warns against alliances while arguing for national unity and confidence in his leadership.
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Paris
UPI
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
France
NATO
Old Pueblo Transit Adds Enchanted Hills and A Mountain Run
Old Pueblo Transit Co began four daily runs to Enchanted Hills and A Mountain by order of the Arizona Corporation Commission. A 45 day trial requires the company to show route losses to discontinue if needed. Times depart Congress and Stone at 7 10 55 a.m. 12 55 and 4 05 p.m. weekdays.
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Old Pueblo Transit Co
Enchanted Hills
Arizona Corporation Commission
Old Pueblo
Congress St
Stone Ave
Tucson
Congress
Stone and
6Th Avenues
29Th Street
Portland Moves to Ban topless waitresses in bars
Portland voters advance a city ordinance banning topless waitresses and go go dancers with minors restricted to staff. A second measure targets women appearing topless in venues serving food or alcohol. Restaurants of Oregon Association opposes both ordinances.
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Portland
Ore
Restaurants of Oregon Association
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Sen. Conlan
By Jack Magee
Retirees
Baltimore, Md
Gare
Necchi
Singer Electric
Sewewe
Cote
Gustar
Randrew
Nasily
Model Koz
Ness
Singer
E. Speedway
Ajo Way
6Th Avenue
Congress and
Stone
Myerson
Cresson
Burgundy
Med
Tricot
the White House
Wilmot Plaza
Wilmot
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