Economists oppose hasty tax slash in inflation era
Economists and business leaders told a Senate House panel there is little justification for immediate income tax cuts as inflation and monetary policy concerns dominate. The group warned that easing tight money or large tax cuts could worsen inflation while suggesting only substantial budget cuts might reduce interest rates and spur growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
House
Mills
Ways and Means
Pima County Supervisors Hear Annexation and Building Plans
The board denied a request on Oracle Road Annexation while approving a plan for Tucson area school and hospital projects. It set a public hearing for annexation, considered sewer work, and moved to accept a grainage easement. Final hospital and nursing school plans were approved with bids to be opened June 21, 1987.
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Weaver
Oracle Road Improvement District
D. A. di Cicco
Sahua and
Rillito
Oracle Road
Tenth
Eleventh
Stone Avenues
Jay
Board of Supervisors
Tucson Daily Citizen
Tucson
Herbert H. Cooper
Tucson Publichools
Board of Trustees of
Board of Education
Pima
Pima County
United States
Amfrica
Marana
Alturas Street
John F Caaris
West
Fourteenth
Fifteenth Avenues
Enei
Peraré
Sri Ceanaceet
Margaret F Grfif
Herbert C Greif
Margaret F Greif
Pima Verde
Tee
Elsa B. Hanna
Arizona
Bosra
Lambert Kautenburger
Dennis Weaver
Elisa B Hanna
Pima County General Hospital
Sandry Fuller
Scholer & Fuller
Henderson gets second degree murder sentence in 10 to 11 years
Henry F. Henderson, 54, of 321 West 28th Street, was sentenced by Judge Robert S. Tullar to the minimum 10 to 11 years for the second degree murder of Evelyn Wallace, 31. Henderson admitted fighting over a $2 debt with a three foot angle iron. two character witnesses cited his work history. Henderson pleaded guilty after the charge was reduced from first degree murder. parole board actions were to be sought on his behalf by the judge and county attorney]]
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Arizona State Prison
Henry F. Henderson
28Th St
Superior Court
Robert S. Tullar
Tullar
Henderson
State Parole Board
Jack I. Podret
Evelyn Wallace
Wallace
E! Tropical
W. Silverlake Rd
School Bond Question Up
The Community Development and Tax Study Committee of 10 will take a stand on the $7.3 million school bond tonight at 7 30 in the Chamber of Commerce. H Robert Addison leads the steering committee which will report to the full panel and release a summarized analysis showing the bond issue slated for a public vote in School District No 1 next Tuesday.
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Chamber of Commerce
H. Robert Addison
Johnson to Take New Post June 15
Rich Johnson, editor of the Arizona Farmer Rancher, will assume duties as executive secretary of the Central Arizona Project Assn on June 15. He succeeds Roger Ernst, former Arizona land commissioner now an assistant to the U S secretary of the interior.
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Phoenix
Rich Johnson
Arizona Farmer- Rancher
Central Arizona Project Assn
Johnson
Roger Ernst
Arizona
U. S
Willing but Not Able
In Rochester a 6-year-old boy named James Robert answered a telephone call for his father Dr. Michael Crowmiller. The doctor asked to take a message from Dr. Charles Lolande, and the child replied he would get a pencil. He then confessed he could not write and struggled to convey the message.
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Michael Crowmiller
Charles Lolande
James Robert
Lolande
Doctor Lolande
SP Rail Suit Settled For Thirteen Thousand Five Hundred
A $60,000 personal injury suit against Southern Pacific Railroad Co. settled for $13,500. Jesus P. Mesias, a fuel oil attendant, claimed injury from a fall while opening a diesel cap at SP’s 22nd street unloading yard on May 14, 1954, resulting in a concussion and a fractured right wrist. Olney of Los Angeles represented Mesias. Boyle, Bilby, Thompson and Shoenhair represented the railroad.
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Southern Pacific Railroad Co
Daniel C. Olney
Los Angeles
Jesus P. Mesias
Mejias
22Nd Street
Olney
Boyle, Bilby, Thompson and Shoenhair
New Dominican Republic Ambassador Presents Credentials
Don Manuel de Moya Alonza, the Dominican Republics new ambassador, presented his credentials to President Eisenhower in Washington. He told newsmen the talk covered generalities, not politics.
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Washington
Dominican Republic
Don Manuel de Moya Alonza
Eisenhower
Administration fights against jury trial amendment to civil rights program
Atty. Gen. Herbert Brownell Jr. warned the proposed southern jury trial amendment would wreck the civil rights program. The Senate Judiciary Committee advanced the amendment 7-3. Sen. Sam J. Ervin Jr. sponsored the measure to grant jury trials to those charged with violating federal court injunctions barring voting-rights interference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Atty
Herbert Brownell Jr
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sam J. Ervin Jr
D-N.c
Boys State Delegates Pick Officers In Inaugural Elections
The Boys State election selects candidates for governor and state offices. Top gubernatorial hopefuls are Brian Padberg of North Phoenix High School and Johnny Mansour of Miami. In primary results, a slate of Federalist and Nationalist nominees won for Supreme Court judge, secretary of state, attorney general, state treasurer, state auditor, and superintendent of public instruction. Inauguration follows an election assembly and rallies with Gov McFarland Wesley Bolin and M L Brooks attending to swear in winners.
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Flagstaff
Brian Padberg
North Phoenix High School
Johnny Mansour
The
Supreme Court
Fred Ashley
North Phoenix High
Mickey Reedy
Yuma
Dave Slagle
Tucson High
Richard Dow
Doug MacNeil
Marana
Wesley Rolley
Dale DeSpain
Holbrook High
Marty Powell
West Phoenix High
Glenn Perrin
Catalina High
Larry Walker
Clarence Teng
Camelback High
Richard Shaw
Murray Macleod
Scottsdale High
Matt Hanhila
South Mountain High
Jim Muse
Parker
Levi S. Udall
Gov. McFarland
Wesley Bolin
M. L. Brooks
County Sends Assault Case Back To City
Two local youths, John W. Stevenson and Harry R. Stemmel, were returned to City Court after County Atty Raul Castro declined to try them on aggravated assault counts. The incident at a Tucson tavern occurred around 1:15 a.m. when the bar refused to serve them, leading to an attack in a parking lot. Stevenson and Stemmel were bound over for trial July 3 on simple assault charges with bonds of 300 dollars each.
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Pima County
Raul Castro
John W. Stevenson
3Rd Ave
Harry R. Stemmel
Alpine St
Tucson
Jes
Clague van Slyke
Banner Mine Protests Tax Assessment
A letter protesting the Banner Mining Co. property assessment of 444 978.86 was referred to the assessor by the Board of Equalization. The protest argues that similar properties in Pima County are assessed at lower values. A B Bowman vice president and general manager signed the letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Banner Mining Co
Board of Equalization
Pima County
A. B. Bowman
Bank Plans Office Building In Mesa
Valley National Bank announces a major Mesa expansion with a multi story office building on Main Street to start this fall. The existing Main Street bank will move to a new one story facility by late summer to accommodate growth.
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Mesa
The
Valley National Bank
Carl Bimson
Main Street
Main Street Bank
Bimson
Police Blotter Highlights Dinamic Teen Finds Dynamite
A Navarette son delivered a found package of 10 sticks of dynamite to the city police station. The nitroglycerine had run dry and crystallized, a potential danger said Capt. Frank E. Keefe. In other news a shop owner reported burglary at L and K Drive In with $50 value of meat and window damage. Four minors were cited after an unattended car rolled away, with beer cans found inside. the 18 year old was charged with illegal consumption and others handled by juvenile authorities.
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Johnny James Navarette
320-S. Railroad
Navarette
Frank E. Keefe
Keefe
Mary Wielang
L&k
1St Ave
Upper
Sabine Canyon
Howard Leon Shouse
E. Blackridge Dr
Juvenile Department
Tucson No 1 Bomb Target In Arizona
Arizona Civil Defense Director Richard Searles says Tucson is the state’s prime target in a potential H-bomb attack. Tucson and Phoenix were listed among 144 American cities as major targets, with Davis-Monthan Air Force Base cited as the bomber base. Yuma and Vincent AFB are also included in survival plans under study.
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Phoenix
Arizona Civil Defense
Richard Searles
Tucson
Arizona
Searles
Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
Strategic Air Command
Yuma
Vincent Afb
Arizona Civil Defense Oficials
Thomas Gets Five to Eight Year Prison Term
Rancher Albert Thomas was sentenced to 5 to 8 years in state prison for manslaughter in the fatal shooting of neighbor Frank O Crane. Judge J Mercer Johnson rejected a suspended sentence as Thomas sought to remain with his family.
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Thomas
Bisbee
Albert Thomas
J. Mercer Johnson
Tucson
Ellora
Frank O. Crane
Cochise County
Johnson
Crane
Lightning Kills 13-Year-Old in Park
Patricia O Neill, daughter of Mr and Mrs James O Neill, was struck by lightning while sitting on a bandstand in Greenbrook Park Plainfield New Jersey. Police said the bolt traveled from an elm to a bandstand light wire and the girl was dead on arrival at Muhlenberg hospital after bicycling to the park less than a mile from home.
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Plainfield
N. J
Greenbrook Park
Union County Park
Patricia
Muhlenberg Hospital
Cafe Burglars Get One To Two Years In Prison
Two men Albert W. Hogue and Julio Coronado were ordered to serve one to two years in Arizona State Prison after a burglary at Owl Cafe. They were found by police probing a tampered rear door and the jukebox coin case. They claimed hunger as the motive. a ham plate was found at the cafe. Additional sentences included several drunk-driving cases and adulterated food sales. Trial dates set for Augustine Ortiz grand theft June 19 and others through July 26.
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Arizona State Prison
Albert W. Hogue
Julio Coronado
N. 3Rd Ave
Owl Cafe
E. 9Th St
Hogue
Coronado
Tullar
John Elphick
Calle
Mitchell E. Chadwick
Leo Bishop
William A. Hunter
George W. Burtin Jr
Sunnyside School Recall Vote Draws Heavy Ballot Count
The Sunnyside recall election saw 356 ballots cast by noon, up from 316 for the full day last trustee election. Florence Reece, county superintendent, estimated about 3000 eligible voters. All ballots were cast at the school auditorium with voting ending at 6 p.m.
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Sunnyside
Florence Reece
Thomas P. Grove
Oestreich Low Bid for Amphitheater High Football Field Lighting
Kermit C. Oestreich Electric Co appeared as the low bidder for flood lighting at Amphitheater High School football field in bids opened by the Board of Supervisors. The company submitted $24,857 and four firms competed. contract to be awarded at the June 17 meeting.
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Board of Education of High School District No. 4
Board of Supervisors
Lambert Kautenburger
Kermit C. Oestreich Electric Co
Oestreich Company
House Fight Looms Over Polish Aid
Opponents vow a last ditch effort on the House floor to block signing of a 95 million dollar U S agreement to ship farm and other products to Communist Poland. If defeated the deal would be signed by American and Polish officials within a day or two.
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Washington
U. S
Poland
State Department
House
Farm Hand Held In Fatal Knifing Near Buckeye
Jim Colter a 48 year old farm worker was held for investigation in the fatal knifing of F F Jones known as Preacher of Allenville. Jones died from a stab wound after an argument at a tavern a mile south of Buckeye. Deputy Woodrow Killman arrested Colter about a half mile from the scene.
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Buckeye
Jim Colter
F.F
Preacher
S and W Blaze Attributed To Wiring Flow
Fire at the S and W Lumber Co plant 5001 East Speedway Sunday night started from faulty wiring. Fire Chief John H Freeman cited two witnesses and noted the flame began five feet above ground indicating an origin at the box area. An insurance adjuster surveys damage as official loss seeks reduction.
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John H. Freeman
S & W Lumber Co
Freeman
Senator Carpenter Undergoes Gallbladder Surgery
Arizona Senator Clarence Carpenter president of the Senate since 1955, had gallbladder surgery yesterday at Good Samaritan Hospital and is reported in fine condition after a month of illness and a hospital observation period.
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Phoenix
Clarence Carpenter
Gila
Arizona Senate
Carpenter
Senate
Good Samaritan Hospital
Bigger Cotton Market Seen
The Agriculture Department projected US cotton use at about 16.25 million bales in 1956 57, up from 11.4 million in 1955 56, while exports are seen near 7.5 million bales. This export level would top last year and be the largest since 1933 34, offsetting a possible 500 thousand bale drop in domestic consumption.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
United States
Three Men Charged In Sabine Fire
Three men tied to the 15th Fighter Interceptor Squadron at Davis Monthan AFB were charged with starting a small fire in Upper Sabine Canyon. Forest rangers say Richard Collingwood James Justice and Richard Steichen abandoned a campfire that ignited flood debris near Sabino Canyon road and face a misdemeanor arraignment in Justice Court No. 1 next Monday for violating the state fire code.
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Upper
Sabine Canyon
Forest Rangers
Richard Collingwood
James Justice
Richard Steichen
15Th
Davis- Monthan Air Force Base
Justice Court No. 1
Sabino Canyon Road
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Armstrong Cork Co
Peter Henle
Afl-Cio
Henle
William M. Tongue
Jewel Tea Co
Rochester, N.Y
Smirnoff
Ste
Pierre Smirnoff
Moublein
Martford
Gram
Miami
Bank
Patricia O'Neill
James O'Neill
Oecestreich
Congress
S& W
E. Speedway
Sen. Carpenter
Ntal Trailways
S. 6Th Ave
Minnesota
Erie Mining Company
Pickands Mather & Co
Erie
Hoyt Lakes
Lake Superior
Pioneer Hotel
C. Lund
Paul Brown
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