City panel denies business zoning near North Tucson
A zoning petition by Abraham Azar to switch Residence 2 to Business 1 for a southwest corner lot at North Tucson Boulevard and East Copper Street was denied by the city planning and zoning commission. The decision cited insufficient signatures and a counter petition urging denial. The minister of Bethel Christian Reformed Church and other residents argued against encroaching business activity citing Sunday service impact and property devaluation. Azar may appeal to the City Council for a new hearing. Other actions included several zoning adjustments, with some approvals and denials on sites near Cherry Campbell, Park Avenue, 13th Street, and Swan Road.
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Tucson Boulevard
East
Copper Street
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Abraham Azar
Commission
John J. Durkin
Azar
Durkin
Robert J. McNerny
Norton Ave
Roger Pdsthuma
Tucson Blvd
Posthuma
Bethel Christian Reformed Church
McNerny
Roy P. Drachman
Cherry- Campbell
22Nd St
Cherry Ave
Drachman
Park Avenue
13Th Street
1St Street
Swan Road
6Th Street
Cherry Avenue
Grant Road
el Capitan Street
Kinsey Archive May Yield Twenty Volumes From Indiana Study
Dr. Paul H. Gebhard, successor director at Indiana University’s Institute for Sex Research, says Alfred Kinsey left material that could fill 20 volumes. Two works may appear within five years, including studies on pregnancy outcomes and sex offenders. Gebhard notes no radical departures from Kinsey’s lines, with initial work focusing on analyzing existing data.
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Bloomington
Ind
Alfred Kinsey
Indiana University
Institute For Sex Research
Paul H. Gebhard
Gebhard
Kinsey
Gerhard
Dr. Kinsey
Malenkov Makes First Public Appearance in a Month
Former Soviet Premier Georgi Malenkov, deputy chairman of the Soviet Presidium and minister of electric power stations, attended a Bolshoi Theater performance with other Presidium members, his first public sighting since November 10.
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Moscow
Georgi Malenkov
Malenkov
Presidium
Pay For 200 Officials To Go Up Jan 7
Pay raises voted by the 22nd Legislature will be received by more than 200 state and county officials when they take office Jan 7. Salaries rise across the board from governor to various state and county posts, with notable increases for Supreme Court justices, attorney general, superintendent of public instruction, secretary of state, and other officials. Counties will also see raises for sheriffs, county attorneys, school superintendents, Superior Court clerks, and board supervisors.
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Phoenix
Supreme Court
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Secretary of State
Highway Commission
Superior Court
Board of Supervisors
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Tucson
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