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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1963
Page
1
Publication information for Tucson Daily Citizen now Daily Exponent, Verizen Publishing Co. at North Stone Ave. Tucson Arizona lists subscription rates and home delivery options including annual mall and carrier rates.
District 1 operates 383 facilities staff including 294 janitors and 56 groundsmen to serve 1,? students per plant operations worker. Amphi theater, Flowing Wells, Sunnyside and Mesa showed varied staffing ratios, with Tucson High as the largest site. The district claims high upkeep and a premium level of service supported by a University of Oregon study, while introducing quick draw tool kits to empower janitors for minor repairs.
Arthur William Morris, 43, of 3913 4th Ave, must face Superior Court trial for the theft of six tires from Harbour Tire & Auto Supply Inc, 210 Broadway, on December 19. Morris was held for the higher court under $500 bond after waiving a preliminary hearing in Justice Court 2. He was brought back to Tucson earlier this week after involvement with New Mexico authorities.
Pima County motorists face a January 31 deadline to register 1963 vehicles. A. E. Bade notes the county trails last year by over 1,000 registrations and must process up to 3,000 daily to meet the target. Only 1,660 applications were received yesterday. Some 175,000 vehicles expected this year. 65,000 handled so far. Late fees of four dollars apply after deadline.
Public Housing Administration proposes a self help program allowing Indians with annual incomes of 2500 dollars or less to build homes with FHA funding for construction costs around 5000 dollars. Participants would repay through equity based loans with tribal housing authorities holding title until paid. Plan, discussed in Phoenix with Papago leaders, is still in planning and may change.
A check for 122.73 dollars, the net proceeds from the El Conquistador Saddle Club Horse Show, was presented to the Pina County Association for Mental Health. Alwyn C. Kuhn, president, said it was the second largest contribution. Proceeds from the November show at Richmond Patomino Farm arena were twice those of the prior year.
Tucson School District No 1 may keep grassed playgrounds at roughly the same overall cost as dirt play areas. Landscape architect William Schildmacher points to 53 district elements with grassy yards, arguing reduced dust and cleaner schools may offset watering and labor needs. Amphitheater district groundsmen compare favorably, suggesting grass could lower janitor costs and improve floor wear across schools.
Colburn, a former AP foreign correspondent, criticizes media complacency and conformism and urges hard nosed reporting to expose propaganda. He argues democratic health depends on public knowledge of facts and warns against government overreach in a conformist, security minded era.
John W. Black, former Hughes Aircraft Tucson manager, forms an engineering team in Culver City to design the airborne control system for the planned supersonic Navy TFX N aircraft. The project, costing about 6.5 billion, targets 1,750 mph speed, 3000 nautical mile range, and wing extendability. Black notes seasoned Hughes staff, rivaling Raytheon Bendix Grumman in the competition with Westinghouse as prior Navy radar supplier.
The Exceptional Child will be discussed at 7 30 p m Tuesday at a Cragin PTA meeting. Dr Joseph Green a child psychiatrist at the Palo Verde Clinic will speak. The event is open to the public.
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