Man Beaten Robbed on South Convent
A 53-year-old El Conquistador Hotel resident told police he was beaten and robbed of about 35 dollars while walking on South Convent between Jackson and McCormick streets. The victim identified a suspect, who was booked for loitering. officers noted blood on the suspect’s trousers and found only 3.61 dollars on him. Police continue the investigation.
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McCormick Streets
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Otis Barnett
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Men’s Working Life Increases In U S
New York UPI reports the average length of working life for American males has risen by more than a third since 1900, from about 31 to 42 years, according to the Health Information Foundation.
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New York
UPI
Health Information Foundation
Flowing Wells to Seek to Exceed Budget Limit
Flowing Wells School District plans to ask the Board of Supervisors to exceed the 6 percent limit in its 1961-62 budget. The board expects overruns in both high school and elementary budgets and postponed a second review until Tuesday. John Bauman cited awaiting assessed valuations and attendance data before final changes. The district budget target remains about 1 million dollars, with no exact overruns yet indicated. In other action, three new teachers were hired for the coming year.
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Board of Supervisors
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Tucsonian Members Lead State FOPA Officers in Flagstaff
Tucsonians were elected to the presidency and two other offices of the Fraternal Order of Police Associates at the state convention in Flagstaff. Farrell Goodwin was named state president, Howard Brown secretary, and Samuel H. Davis guard, with others named as vice president, treasurer, and chaplain. The event ran alongside the Fraternal Order of Police state meeting.
Cleveland Bus Fares Rise Five Cents
The Cleveland Transit System approved a nickel fare hike effective midnight July 1. Local buses rise to 25 cents and express buses to 30 cents, boosting annual revenue by about 1.1 million dollars. Weekly passes increase to 3.25 dollars and sunny passes to 0.75, while rapid transit 25-cent fare, three-cent transfers, and 1.25-dollar weekly school pass stay unchanged. Increased fares accompany a new contract with wage rises for 2,800 employees.
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Cleveland Transit System
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