State Seeks Move of Tucson Sewer Line
The State of Arizona has gone to Superior Court to compel Tucson and Sanitary District No. 1 to relocate a sewer line northwest of Tucson. Attorney General Wade Church says the state granted rights of encroachment in 1969 with removal upon request and alleges the defendants refused action. The line near the freeway between University of Arizona farms and West Speedway must be moved to allow a Grant Road underpass, with project costs around 50,000 dollars.
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Arizona
Superior Court
Tucson
Ctty
Gen
Wade Church
University of Arizona Farms
West Speedway
Grant Road
San Pedro completes long delayed land water deal
San Pedro city officials closed a land and water deal with Lloyd and Mrs. Lloyd W. Golder in Cochise County at 4:15 p.m. The city pays 967 125 dollars for about 4 800 acres of land and 1 400 acres of grazing leases with minerals reserved to the Golders on lease portions. The transaction ends the complex trust arrangement linked to prior bids and includes closing cost responsibility and right of first refusal on unused land. A grand jury probe into the San Pedro trust membership may follow, and the city plans a seven million dollar development to pipe water from the San Pedro over the Rincons aiming for 15 million gallons by 1975.
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Cochise County
Jack Marks
Cath
Lloyd W. Golder
Golders
Harry Cameron
Arizona Land Title & Trust Co
Trust
San Pedro
Frank Robles
Arena Supreme Court
San Pedro Trust
Mgr
Porter W. Homer
Homer
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Arizona Dental Society
Conventions Added To List Here In Tucson Bureau
Three new conventions were announced at the Tucson Chamber of Commerce Convention Bureau meeting bringing the total expected attendees to more than 1,000 in Tucson. The events include the Arizona Federation of Garden Clubs May 7–10 1961 Delta Kappa Gamma March 168 1981 and the Society of American Archaeology late April 1962.
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Tucson
Old Pueblo
Chamber of Commerce Convention Bureau
Arizona Federation of Garden Clubs
Delta Kappa Gamma
Mar
Land Society of American Archaeology
Convention Bureau
Lee Little acquires Tucson radio station KFMM for 145000
Lee Little buys KFMM from Tom Wallace for 145 000 dollars and plans a music focused format with Broadway standards and old favorites. He notes reduced advertising volume and no loud rock before launching a 24 hour service with maintenance 6 a.m. to midnight. Little outlines past roles at KTUC and MUSAC service.
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KFMM
Lee Little
Tucson
Little
Tom Wallace
KTUC
MUSAC
Columbia Broadcasting Co
New York
Clue Sought In Lumber Fire Cause
Fire officials pressed witnesses and searched the Grant Road Lumber Co yard for the blaze origin after a Saturday night fire. Investigators found deep burn spots suggesting a long start before discovery. The firm reported the safe and contents survived though the building burned. Danielson questioned witnesses who saw the start of the fire to uncover clues to the origin.
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Grant Road Lumber Co
E. Grant Re
Howard Danielson
Danielson
Beirut emergency squad renames number from Sixteen to Eighteen
In Beirut UK residents must now call the city’s emergency police force by the new number 18 replacing the former Squad Sixteen. the change follows the dialing update.
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Beirut
Scenic Gates Pass Road Preservation Sought by County Official
Charles Gudaitis announces preservation of the Gates Pass road alignment to Tucson Mountain Park as the county seeks to maintain its scenic route amid heavy traffic. The board approves plans after architect review and a second note on Desert Museum construction next to bear pits.
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Charles Gudaitis
County Parks and Recreation Department
Board of Supervisors
Gates Pass
Tucson Mountain Park
Gilbert Ray
Ray
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
Desert Palms Water Co
Otto Small
Wrights‘town School
Atty
Paul Fries
Probationer and Check Writer Given Prison Terms
Two 29 year old men faced Superior Court Judge Robert C Boylston and received prison sentences for fraud and probation violations. Lester G Dyer of 923 F St was ordered to serve three to four years for violating probation after prior drunk driving charges. Donald Gene Marshall of 3401 E Grant Rd pleaded guilty to writing bad checks and was sentenced to two to three years with additional charges pending.
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Arizona State Prison
Superior Court
Robert C. Boylston
Lester G. Dyer
F. St. St
Dyer
IBM
Donald Gene Marshall
E. Grant Ré
Marshall
Finois
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