City annexes 61 acres and 180 residents on East Side
The City Council annexed 61 acres and 180 people in the Desert Steppes area north of East 22nd Street and west of Camino Seco. The move, backed by 51.76 percent of area property signatures, expands city limits as officials promise no extra service costs. Separately, streets on the University of Arizona campus were vacated and transferred to UA amid talks over Campbell Avenue right of way. Robert L. Houston of UA plant expects a mutually acceptable solution.
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Desert Steppes
East 22Nd Street
Camino Seco
James N. Corbett Jr
Roger O’mara
O’mara
University of Arizona
University
Campbell Avenue
Speedway
East 6Th Street
Robert L. Houston
Attorney Wins Hubka Trial Delay
Betty Jo Hubka, a former school teacher charged with attempted murder, won a three week delay as defense counsel John William Johnson requested more time. The trial was rescheduled from July 9 to July 30 by Superior Court Judge Lawrence Howard after Johnson took the case June 12. Hubka, 43, also an author of children’s books, was suspended from teaching after her Jan. 5 arrest for allegedly hiring a county detective to arrange her husband Miles Hubka’s murder.
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Betty Jo Hubka
Dieense
John William Johnson
Johnson
John R. McDonald
Superior Court
Lawrence Howard
Hubka
Alligator Found In San Antonio Apartment Pool
Gardener Archie Long at a San Antonio apartment complex reports two girls told him of an alligator in the pool. He captures a live five foot gator and contacts Brackenridge Park alligator gardens for containment.
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San Antonio, Tex
Archie Long
San Antonio
Long
Brackenridge Park
Sonderegger Named ACLU Arizona Chapter Head
Leo Sonderegger of Tucson becomes president of the Arizona chapter of the ACLU after election at a Casa Grande conference. Other officers include Dr. Donald Gieschen of Phoenix as vice president Mrs Emil Gavlak of Tucson as secretary and Mrs Don Ellis of Phoenix as treasurer.
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Leo Sonderegger
Tucson
Arizona
The
American Civil Liberties Union
Casa Grande
Donald Gieschen
Phoenix
Emil Gavlak
Don Ellis
Arizona Fraternity Suit Settled in Out-of-Court Deal
An $8,000 damage suit against the University of Arizona fraternity Zeta Beta Tau and its Tucson chapter Alpha Omicron was dismissed after an out-of-court agreement. The case, filed by J. J. Clifford and Patricia over a rental at 422 North Mountain Avenue, alleged property damage and unlawful use for wild parties. Defendants included chapter president Art Ganger and members Mark Siegel Steve Amols Mike Leber son Mike Hirovitz Jim Fink and Elliott Siegel.
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University of Arizona
Zeta Beta Tau
Tucson
Alpha Omicron
J. J. Clifford
Patricia
N. Mountain Ave
Art Ganger
Mark Siegel
Steve Amols
Mike Leberson
Mike Hirovitz
Jim Fink
Elliott Siegel
Police Hunt Missing Rincon High Student After Pool Visit
A 17 year old Rincon High junior Pamela Van Wagner disappeared after leaving home Thursday to swim at Rolling Hills Country Club on East 29th Street. Police seek clues as a wide search continues with friends confirming she left the pool alone wearing a blue and white bathing suit and carrying a towel.
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Rincon High School
Pamela van Wagner
S. Oak Park Drive
Rolling Hills Country Club
E. 29Th St
Vita van Wagner
SP Petitions To Build Mine Spur Near Sahuarita
The Southern Pacific Co seeks a ten mile spur from Sahuarita to the Duval Sierrita Mine to access SP's main line. A hearing on the franchise is set for Aug 5 by the County Board of Supervisors.
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Southern Pacific Co
Sahuarita
Duval- Sierrita
County Board of Supervisors
Duval
Oro Valley
Steve Emerine
The
Green Valley News
Barry Goldwater Opens Senate Campaign Office
Former Senator Barry Goldwater opens his campaign office at 2360 East Broadway from 7 30 p m to 9 p m. He seeks election to the Senate replacing retiring Senator Carl Hayden. Senator Paul Fannin and Dr and Mrs Thomas Ross and Goldwater’s daughter and son in law will attend.
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Sen
Barry Goldwater
E. Broadway
Senate
Carl Hayden
Paul Fannin
Thomas Ross
Goldwater
Court sentences Walser for obtaining property by false pretenses
In superior court today Harriett P. Walser aged 19 was sentenced to one year of probation by Judge John P. Collins after pleading guilty to obtaining property by false pretenses.
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Harriett P. Walser
John P. Collins
Custom Draperies and King Size Bedspreads on Sale
Free labor on these draperies custom-made to your specifications by experts in our workroom. 2.49 yard value plus labor at $3 per panel. Free labor now, 1.69 per yard. King size bedspreads top quality quilted spreads in florals or solid patterns. Orig 40 to 50 dollars, now 28 dollars.
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Levy
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Tucson Chamber of Commerce
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Celetex
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East Speedway
Paseo del Norte
Ina Road
Chapala Drive
Silver Bell
Werner G. Goering
Greater Arizona Ranches Inc
Central Arizona
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Pinal
Barry
BRO
Etn
Cate
Bank Tucson
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Mission
Casner
Montag
Aan
Contessa
Persia
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UDIC
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