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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1963
Page
3
A page one analysis contrasts square foot figures for gymnasiums and classrooms, noting how including overhead walkways skews costs. It cites District 1 choosing internal corridors, arguing easier maintenance, temperature control, and cleanliness, while Flowing Wells and Mesa call corridors a needless expense.
District 1 critics question reusing school plans to save money while officials say savings are minimal. Architects collect 6 percent of construction costs for design and inspection, plus 2 percent for inspection when plans are reused, often eroding any potential reduction.
The report contrasts Tucson and Mesa elementary schools on cost per student and cost per square foot. Hawthorne in Mesa costs about 583 dollars per student with 60 square feet per student, while Wheeler in District 1 shows 740 dollars per student and 52 square feet per student. Amphitheater's Harrison and Holoway emphasize full refrigeration and internal corridors with costs around 978 and 947 dollars per student respectively. Van Buskirk in District 2 lists 931 dollars per student with 69 square feet per student.
The report reviews several district schools built with outside or mixed inside outside designs. It notes costs per student and square footage per student, highlighting Corbett School Sunnyside Liberty Duffy Davis Bonillas and their varying climates and construction dates.
The article analyzes a growing split between Mao Zedong and Nikita Khrushchev. It notes Mao’s anger at Soviet delays in aid and nuclear club access, calls for leadership change, and warns the rift could threaten the unity of the Communist movement.
Flowing Wells and District 1 use portable classrooms to meet high demand in growing districts. Portables cost 8 057 dollars per unit at Flowing Wells with 269 dollars per student, while District 1 bid 8 583 dollars per unit or about 286 per student.
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