Tucson Eyes Annexation Plans Amid Tight Budget Forecast
City Manager Porter W. Homer outlined a lean 1958-59 budget with no funds for services to potential annexed areas. An extra $10,000 would cover petition costs and valuation work if large annexations occur. If annexations proceed, Tucson would seek Arizona Tax Commission approval to exceed the budget and borrow funds, repaid in the next year from expanded tax base.
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Tucson
Arizona Tax Commission
Mgr
Porter W. Homer
Tax Commission
Contractors Nix Changes in Arizona Hiring Practices
The Associated General Contractors of Arizona rejected union proposals to modify hiring methods, calling the changes discriminatory and tied to a union hiring hall. AFL-CIO attorney Richard Milne denied the charge, and officials declined to specify the proposed changes. National Labor Relations Board guidance suggested union halls can exist without Taft-Hartley violations.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Associated General Contractors of
Phoenix Building Trades Council
Richard Milne
Afl-Cio
J. W. Cherry
National Labor Relations Board
Minne
Pensioner given four years probation for Marana shooting
A 68-year-old man, Richard McCullough, admitted firing on a woman acquaintance at a Marana cotton farm cabin after a dispute over missing money. He told jurors he loaned for a ride, slept, woke to a theft, then fired twice wounding Maxine Ward. the judge imposed four years probation noting prior clean record.
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Marana
Richard McCullough
John F. Molloy
Ed Hendricks
Macksenia
Maxine) Ward
Arthur Oliver
Hendricks
McCullough
Red Cross Sued for $100,000 over infected blood transfusion
Mary Kay Saar testifies in a $100,000 damage suit against the American National Red Cross in W U S District Court. She alleges a February 1957 blood transfusion at St Mary’s Hospital caused hepatitis and disability. The Saars seek $50,000 compensatory and $50,000 punitive damages.
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Tucson
American National Red Cross
Mary Kay Saar
W U. S. District Court
American Red Cross
St. Mary's Hospital
Red Cross
Saars
Three Prison Terms Handed Down In County Court
In Superior Court Judge John F. Molloy sentenced Richard Barrera Lopez 21 to 3 to 5 years for lewd acts, Richard Gale Webb 18 to 4 to 6 years for first degree burglary, and Wallace LeFevre 31 to 4 to 5 years for receiving stolen property. All pleaded guilty. Lopez and Webb tied to separate offenses involving early March incidents.
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John F. Molloy
Richard Barrera Lopez
N. Anita Ave
Richard Gale Webb
N. Flanwill Blvd
Wallace LeFevre
E. Silverlake Rd
Lopez
Arthur Vaenzuela Lopez
van Alstine Ave
West St. Mary's Road
Arthur Lopez
Webb
North Country Club Road
Molloy
LeFevre
Professor Wins Iowa Nomination
William G. Murray, a college professor who left academia to enter politics, won the Republican gubernatorial nomination in Iowa's primary. The 41-year-old defeated Lt. Gov. William H. Nicholas, a 65-year-old veteran candidate, in Murray's first bid for public office.
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Des Moines
Iowa
UPI
William G. Murray
Murray
William H. Nicholas
Family of Old Salts Sworn In at Ogden Naval Reserve
Dennis R. Earl joined the naval reserve in Ogden Utah and was sworn in by his father Lt Cmdr Lemuel R. Earl. His brother Lemuel Jr. attended the ceremony as another reservist.
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Ogden
Utah
Dennis R. Earl
Naval Reserve
Cmdr
Lemuel R. Earl
Lemuel Jr
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