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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1956

Page

3

Government Moves to Block Bethlehem Youngstown Merger

In New York federal court the government files a Clayton Act antitrust suit to block Bethlehem Steel Corp and Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co merger. The $2.5 billion deal would leave U S Steel as the top producer. Bethlehem and Youngstown urge consolidation on stock exchange terms. The government seeks a finding of violation, injunction against proceed, and cost recovery.

New York Bethlehem Steel Corp Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co Bethlehem U.S. Steel Youngstown New York Stock Exchange Justice Department Bethlehem of

Amphitheater School Board weighs double shift plans

Amphitheater district officials discussed elementary double sessions and a new administration building at a regular meeting. Helen Keeling reported enrollment gains of 47 in 13 days and 100 more students than withdrawals. A Greenlee Elementary School project aims to ease crowding, funded by a bond and levy proceeds. Superintendent Donaldson outlined a $55,000 admin building next to L. M. Prince School financed by $46,000 from a 10 cent levy and $10,000 from budgeting funds.

Amphitheater Helen Keeling Morse Greenlee Wetmore Marion Donaldson L. M. Prince

Youth Robs Market During Afternoon Dollar Draw

A youthful bandit robbed Paul Gee Market at 3 p.m. taking about 80 dollars in bills and change after asking for dog food. Clerk Mrs. Gee described a blond 20 to 22 year old man in a gray jacket fleeing in a light green sedan.

Paul Gee S. 3Rd Ave

Zoning Study Planned for Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon

A Sedona and Oak Creek Canyon zoning study will survey classifications in the area. The Coconino County Zoning Commission approved a special study committee to report findings and coordinate with Yavapai County officials on canyon portions.

Sedona—P Sedona Oak Creek Canyon Coconino County

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