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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1958
Page
8
The Sahuarita School District awarded Craven-Hague Construction Co. the $336,666 elementary school contract after the county board was advised mineral claims on the site are likely invalid. Builder was the low bidder from seven bids opened March 4.
Two burglaries reported to the sheriff last night involved thefts of cash. E F Howard of 942 Calle Evelina found $500 missing after returning from a weekend holiday. a rear door was used and only cash taken. At 1112 E Hedrick Russell Oatman reported coins totaling about $74 missing while away briefly.
RCA receives a $1.541 million contract from Ft. Huachuca Procurement Office to expand and staff Tucson based Defense Electronic Products work on area communications stations. Some tasks occur in Camden New Jersey and New York. 45 new hires were initially anticipated though local staff questions that figure.
Two Davis Monthan airmen sustained injuries when a motor scooter hit a car, triggering a chain collision with five parked vehicles in a shopping area. Derr and Downey, both 24 and 21, were treated at the base hospital. A deputy cited Derr for unsafe lane changes and Guthary for failing to control speed.
A federal hearing opened in Little Rock to decide if Little Rock Central High and other schools may face a three year delay in their gradual integration plan through January 1961. The Little Rock School Board will present its case before Judge Harry J. Lemley over two days. Attorney Wiley Branton said the NAACP lawyers will determine their witness load after the board presents its case. Faubus is not expected to participate due to an injunction.
Clyde R. Madsen of the U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service transfers from Tucson to Phoenix where he served as assistant district agent in predatory animal and injurious rodent control. D. W. Martin of Tucson will aid ranchers in Pima and Pinal counties with predator and rodent damage control.
Advertisement claims an exciting free book proving how to hear clearly with both ears, with simple words and pictures about a Beltone invention. Readers urged to request the book for a second chance at happiness in family and social life from Beltone Hearing Laboratory in Chicago.
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