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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1964

Page

9

Procedure Set by Law Voters Consider Tucson Junior College

A Tucson junior college plan outlines steps: initiate signatures of 10 percent of county voters, seek an organizational election, and form a county board of five with state board backing. Flowing Wells Superintendent George Smith advocates regional vocational facilities and notes education as key to local tax return, supporting college growth to aid UA and reduce dropout rates.

Charles Gudaitis Tucson State Junior College Board George’ Smith Smith Hughes University of Arizona

Be Kind To Stray Dogs Sparks Fire in Los Angeles

In Los Angeles Robert Hall was painting on a step ladder when a stray dog entered through an open door. Hall sprayed paint thinner at the dog causing an explosion that set the service porch ablaze. Firefighters extinguished the fire. Hall estimated $2800 in damages.

Los Angeles Robert Hall Hall

British Army Delayed Buttons Spark Bureaucracy Debate

In a House of Commons session Conservative David Walder denounced army red tape. He said it can take seven years to approve a single trouser button from initial committee review to final acceptance, with prototypes and trials slowing the process.

London House of Commons House David Walder Walder

Petition seeks to curb liquor sales in stores in Arizona

The Arizona Tax Control Association headed by Mike Parker has filed a second initiative petition with the secretary of state. It would ban liquor and wine sales in drug, department and grocery stores. The group also filed a petition for a state lottery. If enough signatures are gathered, the measures would appear on the 1966 ballot.

Phienix UPI Arizona Tax Control Association Secretary of State Mike Parker State Tax Commission

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