Delinquent School Proposals Move In Arizona House
Democratic House members introduced bills for an intermediate training school for delinquent boys at Tucson and a school for delinquent girls at Phoenix. The Tucson project seeks 925740 dollars for eight cottage dormitories a superintendent residence and multiple support buildings. Other measures include a study group for Industrial Commission activities and repeal of a driver license provision.
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Phoenix
Tucson
House
Senate
Reps
Stump
Maricopa
Wipperman
Bowling
Cook
Hutcheson
Martin
Pearce
Pima County
Walker
Arizona
Division of
Industrial Safety
Industrial Commission
Burglars Active in Five Break-Ins Net About $210
Police investigated five widespread burglaries that yielded roughly $210. Maggie Iliff reported over $100 stolen from her Drive-In cash register after a non forced entry. At Government Heights School Principal Charles Hollinger said $50 from the teachers fund was taken through the attic vault. OMalley Lumber Co. manager Ken Disher said burglars moved a safe, but found only $10 and papers. Bargain Center and Arizona Nucleonics also reported thefts of small sums and change from machines.
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Maggie- Iliff
Maggie's Drive-In
N. 4Th Ave
Government Heights
Ajo Road
Charles Hollinger
Yeges
Teachers’ Welfare Fund
Ken Disher
O'Malley Lumber Co
St. Wilmot Road
Disher
Harvey Goldson
N.y Oracle Road
Arizona Nucleonics
Aviation Highway
Lawmakers Seek Probe of Arizona Industrial Commission
Rep Archie Ryan with ten colleagues introduces a resolution in Phoenix calling for a five member House committee to investigate the Arizona Industrial Commission. Ryan told AP weeks earlier he had received 167 complaints from workers about the commission's procedures.
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Phoenix
Archie Ryan
Maricopa
Arizona Industrial Commission
House
Ryan
Associated Press
Profit Seen From CofC Budget for 1962-63
The Tucson Chamber of Commerce directors forecast a 383 dollar net profit from the 1962-63 budget of 368281 dollars. Russ Soden, business manager, based the estimate on cash on hand current accounts receivable and payable and budgeted income and expenses for the remaining six months. As of Dec 31 1962 1546 firms and individuals held 3009 voting memberships in the consolidated Chamber. Frank E Drachman Sr president announced an executive committee comprised of Drachman H Robert Addison Edwin K Erickson James P Starnas Newsom Holesapple and Albert Lent Jr Ashley A Purse and John Sakison will be ex officio members.
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Tucson Chamber of Commerce
Russ Soden
Soden
Chamber of Commerce
Frank £. Drachman Sr
Drachman
H. Robert Addison
Edwin K. Erickson
James P. Starnas
Newsom Holesapple
Albert Lent Jr
Ashley A. Purse
John Sakiison
Loopholes In Marriage Laws Draw Tucson Officials
William Mitchell of the Tucson Community Council met with legislators to discuss closing marriage law loopholes. Proposals cover alimony and teen-age marriages with Sen. David H. Palmer reviewing the draft. Palmer noted no law ends alimony when a wife remarries. The draft was prepared by a State Bar Association committee with the TCC headed by E F Rucker.
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Phoenix
William Mitchell
Tucson Community Council
David H. Palmer
Dyavapai
Palmer
Mitchell
State Bar Association
TCC
E.F. Rucker
Tucson
Tax Equalization Bill Introduced In Arizona House
The House opened debate on a minority bill sponsored by Rep. Al Frantz of Maricopa and 9 other Democrats. It would fund 750000 for two years to appraise real property at full cash value for tax equalization, with assessments limited to 50 percent of full cash value starting January 1, 1966.
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Phoenix
UPI
al Frantz
D-Maricopa
Hearing Set Feb 1 In Baby Strangling Case
A preliminary hearing is scheduled for February 1 for Betty Smithey a 19 year old babysitter accused of strangling 15 month old Sandra Gerberick in Phoenix. Smithey was arrested January 2 in South Tucson after the child was found dead in a crib. Justice of the Peace Stanley Kimball ordered no bond pending the hearing and a court appointed attorney will be named to represent her.
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Phoenix
UPI
Betty Smithey
Miss Smithey
Tucson
Sandra Gerberick
Emma Gerbérick
Justice of the Peace
Stanley Kimball
Four Marana youths die in train collision inquest dropped
Justice of the Peace Joe Jacobson ruled the four deaths accidental after an inquest was called to determine the driver of the fleeing car. The crash occurred near Ruthrauff Road at Jaynes Station just before 1 a.m. Three youths died at the scene: Douglas Tucker 18 Stanley Beattie 19 Douglas Schreyer 20. McPherson 19 survived briefly but died later at St Marys Hospital. Sheriff deputy Rock testified the car chased by him sped and ran lights before hitting a moving Southern Pacific train. Jacobson noted the death of McPherson likely ends attempts to determine who drove. He recalled the case as the worst Pima County highway accident since 1859.
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Justice of the Peace
Joe Jacobson
Marana
St. Mary's Hospital
Jacobson
George Alvin
McPherson
Sheriff's
Southern Pacific
Ruthrauff Road
Jaynes Station
Douglas Gerald Tucker
Stanley Grant Beattie
Douglas M. Schreyer
Rock
Pima County
Benson Highway
Assault Charge Against Allor Dismissed By JP
Justice of the Peace Toby La Vetter dismissed a misdemeanor assault charge against Bernard Allor after testimony about a scuffle at a November business conference. A $25,000 civil suit against Allor Temple and Eich Builders Inc. is pending in Superior Court. Temple said the incident was a pushing contest amid a tense real estate deal.
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Justice of the Peace
Toby la Vetter
Bernard Allor
Houston Colt
John Temple
Allor
Lamar Cotten
Cotten
LaVetter
Temple
Paul Rees Jr
Charles Gatewood
E. Broadway
Aller
Chinese Offer Rewards In Holdups and Burglaries
Chinese Chamber of Commerce offers 2000 in rewards for tips leading to the arrest of a gunman who robbed Grand Market owner Quen Soo Wong and the shooter. The total reward pool reaches 2500 with contributions from the chamber and Wong’s associates, plus 500 for other nearby crimes. ID of suspects and precise locations are noted, with hospital reports on Wong’s condition.
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Chinese Chamber of Commerce
Soleng Tom
Quen Soo Wong
Wong
St. Mary’s Hospital
Tom
ABC
S. Park Ave
el Grande Market
E. 36Th St
Frank’ Gee
el Grande Markets
County Takes Over Indian Oasis Sells School Administration
The Indian Oasis School at Sells will come under Pima County School Superintendent control starting July 2. The Sells School Board unanimously approved the change, moving from joint county and federal oversight. Representatives from the State Department of Public Instruction Bureau of Indian Affairs and county office attended. Financing will come from taxation and state, county and federal funds.
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Sells
Pima County
State Department of Public Instruction
Tthe Bureau of Indian Affairs
Chevalier Lining Up Paris Spectacular Offer
Maurice Chevalier arrived from Paris to appear in a television spectacular in Los Angeles. He said he would stay eight days and could film part of the program during his visit if arrangements are rushed.
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Los Angeles
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