VNE PREDICTION Prosperous 66 Seen For Arizona
Valley National Bank researchers predict a prosperous 1966 for Arizona with growth in 13 economic indices. Manufacturing output rises to 1.1 billion, personal income to 3.73 billion, deposits to 2.19 billion, and population to 1.69 million, while construction drops 115 million from last year.
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Arizona Bonds Total 105 Million in 1965 First 11 Months
Arizona and its counties cities and towns floated 105.6 million dollars in long term bonds in the first 11 months of 1965 to fund public projects. November alone saw 14.8 million raised. Nationwide total for 1965 is expected to exceed 11 billion, surpassing 1964.
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More Strict Cotton Rules Lose Out
In Phoenix cotton growers backed maintaining this year's regulations for next year, rejecting tougher controls to curb pink bollworm. State Entomologist T Mendenhall said enforcement will continue but called current rules ineffective as bollworm infestations are expected to worsen until growers pressure for stronger measures or eradication. Representatives warned the pest could become the state's worst cotton blight in history.
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Pupils On Field Trip To Cafe
Two Manzo School fourth grade classes visited Casa Molina on East Broadway for a language arts lesson. They read a Spanish menu, learned dining etiquette, and enjoyed a mariachi performance. Teachers Raymond Currie and Mrs Claire McIlhenney organized the restaurant outing and the students prepared their own dessert.
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Raymond Currie
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Park Student Center Set to Open January 3 at UA
The University of Arizona will open the Park Student Center at N Park Ave and E 5th St on January 3. It will operate six days a week from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. with 50 full time staff and 30 to 40 student workers. The two story building cost 623000 to construct and can serve 2000 meals at once. Kitchen equipment cost 203000. The center is designed for future expansion to five stories.
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Varney
Stark named superintendent of Coronado Memorial
Jack E. Stark, longtime Glacier National Park supervisory ranger, is appointed superintendent of Coronado National Memorial near Hereford, replacing John A. Stephens who is on extended medical leave. Coronado Memorial lies about 100 miles southeast of Tucson and the Interior Department announced the appointment today.
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Tucson
Department of the Interior
Swan Funeral Home to begin ambulance charges
Swan Funeral Home owner Edwin F Hodges says ambulance service, offered free since September, will start charging tomorrow after the Arizona Corporation Commission approved Swan’s ambulance franchise. Commissioners noted a hearing last month and voting by two of five members needed for action.
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