District 1 Seeks 4.6 Million in Federal Aid for Sahuaro High
Tucson District 1 votes to apply for 4.6 million dollars in Public Law 815 aid to fund the proposed Sahuaro High School at East 5th Street and North Camino Seco Avenue. The plan envisions a 93 room building with capacity for 2000 students, plus auditorium theater gymnasiums and art facilities.
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Robert Morrow
Morrow
Vail
Utterback
Catalina High School
Sahuaro High School
East 5Th Street
North Camino Seco Avenue
Herbert Cooper
Cooper
San Xavier Mission
Pueblo High School
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Fragment
A highly garbled crossword puzzle entry with numerous misspellings and broken phrases. It lists across and down clues with inconsistent numbering and fragmented terms referring to names, languages, objects, and random phrases, lacking coherent puzzle structure.
Woman Held For Superior Court Action
Mrs. Isadora S. Miller 57 of 127 N Campbell Ave waived her preliminary hearing on a charge of attempted extortion by writing. Police say she handed a threatening note to Safeway manager Art Hines demanding the money in the firm’s safe or harm would come to his family. Det Capt William Ross said officers found matching paper at her home.
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Safeway
E. Broadway
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November Dividends Reach Year’s Peak
New York based Dun and Bradstreet reports November dividends as the highest of the year with corporate increases rising to 140 from 61 in October and 109 in November 1960. Extra dividends 295, compared with 93 prior month and 274 a year ago. Twenty three companies resumed payments versus 15 previously and 21 a year earlier. Number of dividend reductions fell to 19 from 39 in November 1960, omissions down to 13 from 28.
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Dun & Bradstreet, Inc
Sleigh Rides Scheduled Next Week
Santa's 40-foot motorized sleigh with mechanical reindeer will tour downtown next Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Runs 10 am to 6 pm on December 6 and 10 am to 9 pm on the other two days. Loading at Scott Street between Congress and Broadway. Rides about 20 minutes, free. On Wednesday the sleigh will pick up the Tucson Boys Chorus for a caroling run to the hospital and charity groups.
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Discussion On Marriage and Divorce Policy Meeting
Parents Without Partners hosts a public discussion at 7:45 p.m. Tuesday at the Unitarian Church 4831 E 22nd St in Arizona. Sen David Wine and Rep Douglas Holsclaw will address proposed revisions to marriage and divorce laws and the creation of a Court of Conciliation. Refreshments precede the talk and membership is open to divorced or separated parents including those with only visitation rights.
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Unitarian Church
E. 22Nd St
Arizona
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D-Pima
Douglas Holsclaw
R-Pima
Probation Set In Attempted Assault Case
Valent ine Scott, convicted by a Superior Court jury of attempting to rape a 29 year old deaf mute, was placed on two years probation yesterday. Judge Raul Castro noted no prior trouble with the law. Scott, a Continental farm worker, allegedly broke into the cabin as the woman slept and was hit with a hammer she kept hidden. Deputies found one of his shoes in the cabin.
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Superior Court
Raul Castro
Scott
Family Score: Cops and Fireman in Corning Lineage
The Rowe family spans police and fire service in Corning New York. John Rowe Sr. served as city policeman for 35 years, while son John Jr. was a state trooper for 28 years. A second son William became Corning police chief and Fred led Hammondsport police. Grandson William Rowe Jr. joined the Corning Fire Department.
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Fred
Hammondsport
William Rowe Jr
Youth Held For Trial On Theft Count
James Larry McCrummen 18 of Rillito Race Track was bound over to Superior Court on a burglary charge for stealing clothes from the tack room. He waived a preliminary hearing after deputies tied him to two additional burglaries near the race track.
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Sheriff's Deputies
Rillito Race Track
Superior Court
McCrummen
Justice Court 1
Electric hedge clippers cursed by executives anger
London UPI reports Dr Annis Cillie warned at a health conference that electric hedge clippers frustrate middle aged male executives. She said the device robs men of a channel for aggression, potentially causing illnesses linked to suppressed rage and the need to vent it on hedges.
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UPI
Annis Cillie
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