Remapping Seen Boost To Conservatism In Arizona
A Phoenix political expert for the AFL CIO calls Arizona a political paradox as legislative reapportionment could tilt power toward Maricopa County. Lamar Gulbransen says if Maricopa gets its fair share of senate seats conservatives would likely fill most. John E. Evans agrees the immediate future trends oppose the national pattern while predicting eventual maturation may reverse it.
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Settlement Reached In Foreclosure Case Involving Nursing Home
An out of court settlement resolves a 314000 foreclosure suit against Hospital Leasing Co owners of Katharine's Nursing Home at 1020 N Woodland Ave. Defendants include Hospital Leasing partners Benjamin Cannella A P Brown James May and others. The case stemmed from a 330000 note signed in December 1963 with loan payments halting in July. The Schmids who ran the home filed bankruptcy listing debts of about 241072 from Woodland Ave operations and also run a second nursing home at 1501 N 3rd Ave.
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Katharine
Hospital Leasing
Charles H. Schmid Sr
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N J Drives Vaccination Drive Amid Measles Outbreak
Dover and nearby Morristown race to curb measles with mass vaccination. 135 Dover children ages 5 to 8 infected in two months, Morristown reports a November death and 9 cases as inoculation begins next week. 450 Dover youngsters vaccinated at four school clinics. Health officer William Young Jr. notes many more received shots from doctors.
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Michigan Alumni To Meet Monday
Jack Breslin, secretary of the MSU board of trustees, will speak Monday night at a dinner meeting of the local MSU Alumni Club. A campus film will follow. The event starts with a social hour at 6 at the Executive Inn, 333 W. Dracman t., then dinner at 7. Reservations via John F. Anderson.
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Michigan State University Board of Trustees
MSU
Executive Inn
W. Drachman
No Jail Term for Mother in Los Angeles Riot Case
Mrs. Rena Frye, 49, tied to August riots, was fined 250 dollars for interfering with highway patrolmen who tried to arrest her drunken driving suspect son, Marquette, 21. Attorneys Wirin and Malone said the conviction would be appealed and the sentence set at ten dollars a month.
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A. L. Wirin
Stanley Malone
California
Marquette
UPI
Rena Frye
Emigration plea leads to suspended sentence for Mrs Frye
Manchester officials report rising emigration applications as Australia sights demand. Judge George M. Dell sentenced Mrs Frye to 304 days in jail suspended and two years probation after a guilty plea. Her brother Ron, 22, also faced arrest for interfering. both appeals are pending.
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George M. Dell
Ronald
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