Davis Promotes Bonds Plan For Tucson Growth
Mayor Lew Davis urged Tucson voters to approve seven bond proposals saying the bonds will fund future city improvements over eight years as part of a master growth plan. He contrasted Tucson with Phoenix bond approvals and defended delaying interest until sale. City Attorney Webster noted funds from prior water bonds are obligated and will fund ongoing water projects.
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Steve Emerine
Lew Davis
Tucson
Tucson Kiwanis Club
Pioneer Hotel
Davis
Kiwanians
Phoenix
Arizona Daily Star
William Reese
James Starnas
Thhe Service Club
Starnas
Calvin Webster
Catalina Rotary Club
Webster
el Conquistador
Park Sought By Swan Park Residents For City Park
Swan Park subdivision residents urged the City Council to develop a park on 27th Street between S Swan Road and Belvedere Avenue. A petition signed by over 200 residents was circulated by the Swan Park Homeowners Association.
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Swan Park
27Th Street
S. Swan Road
Belvedere Avenue
New Tucson City Manager Faces Easiest First Meeting
Tucson welcomes Mark FE. Keane new city manager arriving from Oak Park Illinois to lead a light 2 pm Monday council session with fewer than a dozen items. The agenda includes Randolph Park tennis court funding, Alverno Way widening hearing, fire department equipment requests, and honorary citizenship certificates for foreign exchange students.
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Peter Starrett
Mark FE. Keane
Tucson
Keane
Oak Park
Ill
Lew Davis
Roger O'Mara
Randolph Park
O'Mara
Summer Algebra Structure Course at Flowing Wells HS
A six week summer course on the structure of algebra will start Tuesday at Flowing Wells High School taught by math teacher Julian Aguila. Registration opens Monday 7 am to 5 pm in room 14, 3725 N Flowing Wells Rd, with preliminary instruction. After Monday, registrations run Thursday 9:20 am to 5 pm in the high school bookstore. Open to Tucson students, eighth graders eligible, ninth graders with algebra background may enroll. Passing students earn a year of high school math credit. Classes run 7:10 to 11:50 am Monday through Friday.
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Flowing Wells High School
Julian Aguila
Tucson
Flowing Wells Rd
Construction Firm Gets More Order
Federal Development Corp was given 60 days to move its construction yard from 7420 E Broadway after District 1 Board of Adjustment denied a permit extension amid Vista del Sahuaro residents protest. The board also limited a 200 sq ft sign to 50 sq ft and granted Oral Burris permission to build a 2,200 ft air strip at 13005 Benson Highway within setback limits.
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Federal Development Corp
E. Broadway
District 1 Board of Adjustment
Vista del Sahuaro
Jensen
Sidney Gilberg
Broadway
Ruth Riker
Lusk Corp
Pantano Rd
22Nd St
Robert Fuller
Lusk
Benson Highway
Burris
Trailer Fire Blamed On Cigarette At Royal Trailer Park
Fire at 2500 S. 4th Ave destroyed a house trailer in Royal Trailer Park and slightly damaged another. Occupant James Snyder escaped. Owner Sue Ogle estimated losses at 31,800. Firefighters arrived as flames engulfed the vehicle. They cited a carelessly discarded cigarette as the cause.
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Royal Trailer Park
S. 4Th Ave
James Snyder
Sue Ogle
South Tucson
Not Same Henry J. Moore in public records
Henry J. Moore of 5705 E Fairmount Ave is not the Henry Moore listed in Wednesday's records who had a charge of disturbing the peace dismissed in Justice Court.
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Henry J. Moore
E. Fairmount Ave
Henry Moore
Justice Court
Teachers Praise THS Top Graduate Joan Greenbaum
Joan Greenbaum led Tuc son High School’s 1962 graduating class with a four year grade of 1.0217 and Dr. Philip S. Greenbaum’s daughter is among the eight top scholars named with numerous scholarships awarded by Tucson Elks Lodge and local civic groups. Other notable awardees include Tim Hurley Maria Luke Gary Walker Marilyn Buck and many more with scholarships from the University of Arizona and out-of-town programs.
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Jean Greenbaum
Tucson High School
Timothy Hurley
Jay Caldwell
Marie Luke
Diana Farnum
Gary Walker
Margaret Scanlon
Charles Blitzer
Greenbaum
Phillip S. Greenbaum
Tucson Elks Lodge
Marilyn Buck
Tucson
Mary Yeoman
Thomas Patrick McGrath
Delfina B. Alvarez
Jacquelyn Ann Ross
Badger
Jessie Lee Peoples
David Grauman
Bausch & Lamb
Judy Adelstone
Silvia Contreras
Chenault School of Beauty
Martha Priego
Tucson Beauty College
Luella Smith
Clara Ranh
Golden School of Beauty
Gloria Dosal
Arizona Academy of Beauty
Jamie Wright
University of Arizona
Joan Greenbaum
Baird
Tim Hurley
Valley National Bank
Rodney Matheson
Arizona General
Maria Luke
Arizona
Russell E. Hanley
Marsha Yates
Sandra Dawson
Grand Lodge A
M. Prince Hall
Wynoah Willis
Cornelia Stoll
Rotary Club of Tucson
Shirley Stewart
Tena Toombs
Beau Brummer
Frank Sotomayor
Swim program sets record with 1437 registrations
For the second consecutive year the Citizen YMCA Learn To Swim program drew a record 1437 youngsters by yesterday noon, surpassing last year’s 1401. Registrations split among Southside Y 440, Lighthouse Y 495, Central 347, Palmdale Pool 145. Classes begin Monday at four locations.
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Southside Y
Lighthouse Y
Central Y
Palmdale Pool
Palmdale
Curttis St
North Side
Clermont Loper
YMCA
Lopez
Mystery Youth Still Riding High On Cards
James Sfarnas reports forged charges after his credit cards were lost in Reno on May 19. An unknown youth rented cars and stayed at Hilton properties in Pittsburgh New York and Indianapolis. Four checks were cashed. one for $1000 failed in Las Vegas as FBI and credit companies trace the scam across airlines hotels and car rentals.
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Indiana
Reno
Nev
Tucson
Sfarnas
FBI
Las Vegas
New York City
New York
Pittsburgh
Indianapolis
Telephone Company Chief Transferred
Herschel A. Clark manager of the Mountain States Telephone office in Nogales for seven years has been transferred to Prescott to replace Richard Hills who moves to Phoenix. Milton Hobel of San Manuel will assume Clark’s duties here.
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Nogales
Herschel A. Clark
Mountain States Telephone Company
Prescott
Richard Hills
Phoenix
Milton Hobel
San Manuel
Clark
Two Tucsonans Chosen for Air Force Academy
Two 19 year old Tucson High graduates depart June 25 for the Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs. Bruce Toro of 2427 East 21st Street and Hugh Gommel Jr. of 3117 East 26th Street earned academy appointments. Toro was named by Rep. Morris K. Udall, Gommel by Senator Carl Hayden. Both were National Honor Society members and played varsity football. Gommel served as student body chief justice and studied at New Mexico Military Institute at Roswell on scholarships. Gommel won Chemical Rubber Company chemistry award and Sears Roebuck silver chalice for science and math.
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Tucson High School
Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Bruce Toro
Alexander Toro
E. 21St St
Hugh Gomme
New Mexico Military Institute
Roswell
Gommel
Chemical Rubber Co
Sears Roebuck & Co
Toro
Academy
Morris K. Udall
Gommiel
Carl Hayden
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Esquire
Park Aves
Jimmy Durante
Margie
Ceci
Durante
Burbank
Calif
Superior Court
V P. Lucas
Alvernon Way
22Nd Street
Clarence Harris
International Association of Firefighters
Tucson Estates
Arizona Land
Mobilife Corp
ED Comitz Studebaker
Stone Ave
Tucson Reading Institute
George Iacono
Charles Ingram MA
Telephone Company
Tucsonians
AF Academy
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