Tax Relief Sought For Skyline Ranch Property
Turney Smith asked the Board of Supervisors for tax relief on Skyline Ranch Estates on West Valencia Road claiming mine exploration by Bear Creek Mining Co. left holes and valueless land. county officials agreed to recheck assessments based on area values and the impact of damage. Frank Stockton protested high taxes for 902 and 904 EL Speedway, noting two months rent to cover taxes and higher assessments than neighbors.
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Turney Smith
Board of Supervisors
West
Valencia Road
Bear Creek Mining Co
Smith
Paul Neal
Supervisors
Thomas Jay
Jay
Frank Stockton
Campbell Ave
EL Speedway
Tucson Daily Citizen Subscription Rates Notice
The Tucson Daily Citizen lists annual and weekly subscription rates including home delivery options. Rates shown include 29.06 for annual Carter subscriptions and 40 or 400 per week for home delivery, with Mall annual at 20.80 and second class postage paid in Tucson.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
The
Citizen Publishing Co
North Stone Ave
Tucson
Arizona
Carter
Mall
Arlzroa
No Charges In Ex Tucsonian Death Case
Willcox man freed of charges after a fatal shooting in Willcox last Thursday. Wallace Lloyd Scott, 30, formerly of Tucson, was killed by E. F. Schaaf in what a coroner jury ruled justifiable homicide. Dale Fenter, Cochise County deputy attorney, confirmed no charges will be filed. Wanda Wigginton, 19, reported finding Scott in her apartment as Schaaf aided her and attempted to detain him prior to police arrival.
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Bisbee
Willcox
Dale Fenter
Cochise County
Wallace Lloyd Scott
Tucson
Fenter
Scott
E. F. Schaaf
Schaaf
W. G. Lumm
Wanda Wigginton
Canyon del Oro High School funds squeeze approved bid
The district selected Craven-Hague Construction Co. for Canyon del Oro High School at 890,156 base bid with a science wing. but only 985,000 funds exist now. The board seeks a 120 day option on three alternates and expects extra money after August assessed valuation. The site at Calle Concordia will serve as a junior high, then convert to a high school in 1965 after a second phase.
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Canyon del Oro High School
Craven- Hague Construction Co
Board of Supervisors
Craven-Hague
Calle Concordia
Reading Teaching Debate Refutes Look-and-Say Criticism
Princeton report by Educational Testing Service on reading instruction finds schools do teach phonics and sight words with varied quality. It says poor reading stems from teacher shortages large class sizes limited libraries and funds, not a universal failure of phonics or look-and-say methods.
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Science Service
Princeton
N.J
Johnny
Carnegie Corporation of New York
James B. Conant
Educational Testing Service
Dier Blames Inaction for Federal Oversight
Republican state House hopeful Larry R. Dier told the Pima County Republican Club at the Pioneer Hotel that a Democratic Legislature’s inaction invites federal controls. He cited Arizona inaction spurring an equal public accommodations law petition to force restaurants and hotels to serve all patrons regardless of race.
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Larry R. Dier
House of Representatives
Pima County
Dier
Republican Club
Pioneer Hotel
Arizona
Lusk Marital Picture Muddled in Divorce Trial
Rob ert F. Lusk Jr testified in his Superior Court divorce case that Kay Lusk’s first marriage was not annulled at their civil ceremony on November 1 1952. He said he was told her second marriage had been annulled by that time and he questioned calling her his wife. He described alleged long patterns of depressions and rages during their ten years of marriage.
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Tucson
Robert F. Lusk Jr
Kay Lusk
Corporation
Lusk
Harold C. Warnock
Warnock
Wholesale Prices Show Decline in Week Ended May 29
The Labor Department reported a 0.1 percent drop in wholesale prices for the week ended May 29. The department's index of primary market prices stood at 100.1 percent of the 1957 1959 base.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Delinquency Conference Sets 10th Annual Forum at Ft Grant
The 10th annual Conference on Juvenile Delinquency at the Arizona State Industrial School in Ft Grant will discuss our high school problems multi problem families and teenage social issues. Registration starts Thursday at 1 30 pm with a 5 pm dinner. Panels cover delinquency prevention in public schools and proposals for curbing delinquent recreation while entertainment is planned for attendees.
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Arizona State Industrial School
Ft. Grant
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