Valley Bank setback denial by city council
The City Council denied National Bank a variance to build part of an addition at its N Stone Ave and W Grant Road location citing a 60 foot Grant Road setback. The 4-4 vote was broken by Mayor Lew Davis. Other actions included a $595,513 contract award to New Pueblo Constructors for Coronado Heights No 2 district, appointments to water advisory roles, federal aid requests for West Congress widening, commending Amphitheater High School’s William Funk, and creating a sanitary engineer position with pay of 650 to 760 dollars monthly.
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Ether Valley
National Bank
N. Stone Ave
W. Grant’ Road
City Board
Aqsusuicml WE Valin
Grant Road
Grant
Lew Davis
James N. Corbett Jr
Kirk Storch
G. Freeman Woods
James L. Kirk
Thomas Rallis
M. James Southard
New Pueblo Constructors
Coronado Heights
William Wheeler
City Water Advisory Council
Ashley Lohse
City Water
Phil J. Martin Jr
West Congress Street
Silverbell Road
Silverbell
Congress
West St. Mary's Road
William Funk
Amphitheater High School
City Water Department
Man Given Five Years For Escape
Robert Wilson Hartford, 24, of Union City California, was sentenced in U S District Court to five years imprisonment for escaping from the federal youth camp in the Catalina Mountains. The judge ordered the federal sentence to run concurrently with an 8 to 10 year state term for robbing an El Mirage service station of eighty dollars during his flight from the camp. Hartford was captured in Wickenburg after a 120 mile per hour chase. deputies said the youth, in a stolen Tucson car, evaded one roadblock and crashed on attempting to dodge another. He had earlier been returned to the federal camp as a parole violator.
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Robert Wilson Hartford
Union City
Calif
U.S. District Court
Catalina Mountains
U. S. District Court
James A. Walsh
Hartford
Wickenburg
Maricopa County
Tucson
Suspect Booked In Cab Holdup
Peter Munoz Valenzuela, 19, a dishwasher, was booked at City Jail on suspicion of robbing a cab driver Wednesday night. Detectives say he and a second suspect overpowered Mark Foster, 41, and took $16, Foster’s watch and wedding ring after a downtown bar pickup. Valenzuela was identified by the victim, with a second suspect still at large.
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Peter Munoz Valenzuela
Valenzuela
Alder Ave
Mark Foster
26Th St
Foster
West 4Th Street
Accident report corrected on Bermuda Street crash
The Citizen corrected a Friday accident at E Bermuda Street and N Richey Boulevard. Gary Gordon Annibal, 17, was driving east when his car was struck by Mary Ann Clark, 34, not the other way around. Seven were treated for minor injuries. Annibal was cited for failing to yield.
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the Citizen
E. Bermuda St
N. Richey Blvd
Gary Gordon Annibal
Calle de Romy
Mary Ann Clark
Sabuarita
Annibal
Clark
Cryosurgery Eyed As Valuable But Unproven Tool
In Chicago, the Archives of Ophthalmology editorialized that low temperature eye operations called cryosurgery may aid certain procedures yet are unlikely to replace established methods. Citing limited experience, the piece notes potential tissue freezing complications as a reason to restrict widespread use, despite applications to retinal detachments cataracts and glaucoma.
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Science Service
Chicago
The
American Medical Association
Meatless Days Dictated By Nasser
In response to a serious meat shortage, President Abdel Nasser’s government ordered three meatless days per week and forbade cattle slaughter on two of those days. Penalties for illegal slaughter include two years in prison. Supply Minister Ramzy Stino lifted meat price controls, as the state seeks to stabilize prices amid a broader food shortage and rising costs in Nas ser's socialist state.
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Gama
Abdel Nasser
Ramzy Stino
Nasser
Extremist actors tie soldier to rails in Bolzano incident
Paolo Zanella, 22, an Italian soldier in civilian dress, staggered into Bolzano with both hands missing, claiming extremist actors bound him to tracks. Police found blood, rope, and his shoes, amid a region tense over South Tyrolean extremism. Authorities consider reprisal after Josef Kerschbaumer's Verona Prison mass-trial conviction and 15 year 11 month sentence. his death cited as cardiac.
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Bolzano
Italy
South Tyrol
Alto Adige
Paolo Zanella
Bolzano-Merano
Zanella
Verona
Josef Kerschbaumer
Kerschbaumer
United Mine Workers Vote in Historic Election Fight
The United Mine Workers held a first contested UMW presidency election in 40 years with about 165000 miners and 65000 pensioners eligible to vote. Incumbent W A Boyle faced challenger Steve Kochis, a Bobtown, Pennsylvania miner. Kochis accuses the Boyle faction of ignoring retirement provisions as the union charts toward automation and contract disputes.
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Uous
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Bobtown
Pennsylvania
UMW
Kochis
Boyer
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E. Speedway
South Broadway
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Michael
Hodges
George R. White
E. Broadway
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Arizona Highways Magazine
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Phoenix
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