Rabies vaccination lag hits citywide dog program
Otto Fritz of the Pima County Health department reports about 450 dogs remain unvaccinated with only two days left in the campaign. By Friday 2,765 dogs had been immunized and 2,793 dog licenses issued. Clinics run 7 to 8 30 p.m. at listed schools tonight and tomorrow, with Friday county clinics at Marana High School and others.
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Pima County
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Algo
Pima County Veterinary Association
Richey
N. 15Th Ave
Nash
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Wetmore
W. Wetmore
L. M. Prince
Prince Road
Harrison
Chapala Drive
Whitmore
E. Glenn St
Steele
Sarnoff Ave
Dietz
E. 29Th St
West End restaurateur uses artist in men’s room
A London restaurateur hired an artist to decorate and write slogans in his men’s room to spare patrons the trouble, according to the Sunday Pictorial.
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Three Zoning Hearings Set For Tuesday
Pima County Planning and Zoning Commission will hold public hearings Tuesday at 1 30 p m in the Board of Supervisors room on a rural village center zoning a amended sign ordinance and higher subdivision filing fees Morning sessions at 55 W Congress St review several zoning changes The rural village center plan seeks larger setbacks and other provisions to preserve a rural atmosphere while developers oppose it The sign ordinance would ban commercial advertising signs within 500 feet of a highway center line with nonconforming signs to be removed within 12 months.
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Board of Supervisors
Commission
Congress St
RVC
Regents Add Hundreds Of Scholarships Across Arizona Schools
The Arizona Board of Regents votes to raise academic scholarships to 5 percent of students at the three state schools, with UA offering 601 and ASU 489 for next year, Flagstaff to gain 32 activity scholarships, amid concerns over middle income affordability and calls for help to needy students. A new residency policy allows children of transferring families to enroll as state residents, while board committees gain new leadership from George Chambers and Arthur Schellenberg.
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University of Arizona
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ASU
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Elwood Bradford
Yuma
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Globe
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Tucson
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W. P. Goss
Regents Approve New Catalogues For UA ASU
Regents approved new catalogs for Arizona State University and the University of Arizona. UA adds 69 courses and two new PhD programs in French and chemical engineering, while ASU adds 192 courses. The board discussed ROTC, subleasing Phi Kappa Psi’s house, and Brazil aid.
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Brazil
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Thieves Loot Plumbing and Loan Firms
Police believe burglars hid in Benamin's Plumbing & Supply Co. to closing time Saturday then broke into a floor safe, taking 290 in Jeash and 850 in checks. No forced-entry signs noted. Burglars used firm tools to break the safe bottom. A separate break in at Mod el Finance Co. on Stone Ave. smashed a rear window Friday night and stole two typewriters and an adding machine.
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Plumbing & Supply Co
N. 5Th Ave
Marvin Schriefer
Model Finance Co
Stone Ave
Treehaven School Hosts Free Public Horse Show
Treehaven School presents an amateur horse show Saturday after noon at 1 p.m. Pupils from all grades will participate with a highlight drill by fourth graders. The event is open to the public at no charge, on Tanque Verde Road.
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Treehaven School
Tanque Verde Road
Iran approves Shah reform plan in nationwide referendum
Iran announced a landslide vote tally of 5,595,711 to 4,115 approving the shah’s reform program described as a legal revolution. He thanked the nation in a radio address saying the chains of bondage are broken and women would gain future enfranchisement as part of broader social changes.
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Iran
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