Legislature To Raise Tax Bills
PHOENIX December 18 The 18th legislature convenes January 13 and faces a broad heavy agenda including possible tax reductions and major budget increases. Proposals cover school funding raises utilities division, use tax, franchise tax, groundwater code, court judge selection changes, and a state house build. Other measures target health, education, resources, fire marshal, and holidays with Sen Dan Angius pushing to abolish the state tax commission.
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Phoenix
State Corporation Commission
Tucson
Colorado
Supreme
Superior Court
Supreme Court
Dan E. Garvey
Mutual Benefit Society
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
State Department of Resources
Arizona
Arizona Children’s Colony
Dan Angius
Cochise County
State Tax Commission
Hospital Claim For Motorist Test Valid
Phoenix December 18 Attorney General John L Sullivan upholds a hospital claim against the state highway department for a test given to a motorist to determine intoxication after an accident The claim faced questions from State Auditor Anne Frohmiller A $100 appropriation exists in the highway patrol budget for such tests.
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Phoenix
John L. Sullivan
State Highway Department
Anne Frohmiller
Highway Patrol
Students Give Indians Food at University of Arizona
Rev Grady Gwinn led a donation of almost 3000 pounds of staple foods for the Papago Indian mission at the University of Arizona Christmas tree party in the main auditorium on campus Tuesday night. Donors included student groups and faculty, with 1700 pounds flour and 900 pounds beans.
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Grady Gwinn
University of Arizona
C. Z. Lesher
Pat Appli
Mesa
Associated Women Students
Evidence Is Taken In Test Tax Case In Arizona
Phoenix reports a state tax commission hearing on Magma Copper of Superior over tax on income from sales outside the state. The case could trigger double taxation and billions in revenue loss if the company prevails, affecting mining, cattle, citrus, and vegetable shipments.
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Phoenix
State Tax Commission
Magma Copper Company
Superior
Arizona
New York
Tax Commission
D. C. O'Neil
Pig hair used as padding in Pueblo roller rink
In Pueblo two carloads of hogs hair were laid between concrete and maple flooring of a new roller rink to absorb noise. City Building Inspector R J Roberts conceived the idea as a sound dampening measure for the facility.
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Pueblo
Colo. U.P
R. J. Roberts
Reindeer Dancers Present Scrolls as Santa Arrives
Dr. Frank H. Fowler and Prof. Hartley D. Snyder led a festive program in which scrolls were presented to attendees. Reindeer dancers accompanied Santa Claus onto the stage while the college of liberal arts and fine arts hosted the event.
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Alfred Atkinson
University
Francis M. Walker
Edward P. Mathewson
College of Mines and Engineering
Byron Cummings
College of Liberal Arts
Samuel M. Fegtly
College of Law
Francis C. Lockwood
John J. Thornber
College of Agriculture
Emmie Padgett
Leonard J. Curtis
Mark Ehle
Andrew E. Douglass
R. H. Forbes
Estell Lutrell
H. D. Carrington
Frank H. Fowler
Santa Claus
Hartley D. Snyder
College of Fine Arts
University of Arizona Exodous Starts December 21
University of Arizona students finish prefinals and Christmas parties as classes end at noon Saturday for a two week holiday. Most return to homes for the holiday while the desert campus remains largely quiet except for limited library hours. Classes resume January 6 with exams January 17 to 25 and new term registration on January 28 followed by January 29 start. Registrar C Z Lesher notes new enrollments and dropouts after the first term.
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University of Arizona
Tuckson
Desert
C. Z. Lesher
California keeps lead as garlic production strength grows
California remains the top garlic producing state, retaining its championship status for the spring term while eclipsing Texas and Louisiana. The note mentions steady 4,500 registration figures for September as part of ongoing production metrics.
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AOR
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Evans
U. of A. Fxodus
California
Union
Texas
Louisiana
PTET
Foley
Scorck
Tidmarsh
N. Main
Sa Paidee Ao
Forrest Templeton
Sears
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