West Center to admit drug addicts to alcohol rehab beds
Tucson General Hospital West Center rehabilitation center plans to offer two to five of its 30 beds to drug addicts, as Dr. Richard Reilly notes ample capacity with rarely more than 1 or 2 alcoholics in residence amid about 20,000 alcoholics in Pima County. The piece also notes the YMCA and Daily Citizen Learn to Swim program for youths, county zoning actions on sewage, and Flag Day observances with the Massing of the Colors at the University of Arizona.
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Tucson General Hospital
West Center
Richard Reilly
Pima County
Pennsylvania
Tucson
University of Arizona
Tucson mayor's annexation plan sparks broad debate
Mayor Lewis C. Murphy urges annexing the entire metropolitan area to gain unified land use and growth control. The proposal draws strong reaction from officials and residents as the community weighs the future of Tucson and its surroundings.
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Lewis C. Murphy
Tucson
Murphy
Mountain Range
Tucson Area
Banks may refuse state deposits without cost recovery
Robert D. Williams, president of First National Bank of Arizon, told the Western States Treasurers Conference in Saratoga, Wyo, that Arizona law bans public treasurers from paying banks to service accounts. He warned that banks relying on deposit balances to reimburse services may drop public funds if laws allow cost recovery. Williams noted shifting from free balances to interest bearing accounts strains relationships and urged new laws to let banks recoup costs, suggesting local deposits may be better despite lower interest.
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Theodore A. Rushton
Cilited
Phoenix Bureau
Phoenix
Arizona
Robert D. Williams
First
National Bank of Aris von
Dean
Williams
Western States ‘Treasurers Conference
Saratoga
Wyo
Oracle Junction
Florence
Amey
Sol
William Ordway
Highway Department
State Land Department
Reorganization Brings Morris Herring Back to Banco de las Americas
Morris Herring resumes presidency at Banco de las Americas after a board battle. Rex Waite named chairman and Frank Valenzuela promoted to vice president and cashier. Maria Leon remains AVP and security officer. Paul Hernandez left without a job amid breach of contract questions. Final plans for the bank building to be reviewed at the July meeting.
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Banco de Las Americas
Morris Herring
Tucson
Rex Waite
George Sandoval
Herring
Waite
Frank ¥. Valenzuela
Banco
Maria Leon
Mae Jor
Paul R. Hernandez
Sandoval
Californian
Mernandez
Smith-Palafox & Associates
Language Jumbles and Typos in a Courtly Riff Revealed
A fragmented critique highlights repeated misspellings and word swaps such as HAVE vs. HATE and SENT vs. SENT, noting stylistic missteps and clumsy phrasing. It contrasts CURIOUS with FURIOUS and CHOPS with CHIPS while tracing misused terms like TESTED versus TASTED in a muddled text sample.
Birth rate survey set for Tucson during census week
U S Census Bureau interviewers will visit Tucson during the week of June 18 22 to question about how many children area wives expect to have in five years and to gauge national trends. They will also ask about family benefits from government and private programs to assess income effects on the economy.
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U.S. Census Bureau
Tucson‘area
Bureau of the Census
Denver
U.S
Pinal Pioneer Parkway faces legal and funding hurdles
Highway officials and the Arizona Environment Advisory Commission met in Phoenix to address preserving the Pinal Pioneer and Joshua Tree parkways amid private land sales. They cited a $1 million price tag and gaps in state laws preventing access control and private land acquisition for parkways.
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Phoenix
John Amey
Highway Department
Advisory Commission On
Arizona Environment
Environment Commission
Picacho Peak
City Manager recommends rezoning moratorium on large city area
City Manager Clifford O Key urges a Monday vote to place a moratorium on rezoning in the bulk of the city, particularly the shaded region marked with number 5, until sewer facilities can handle more connections. The sewer map ranks five categories from 1 to 5, with 5 labeled critical and 4 limited by regional systems, 2 by local conditions, and 2 capable of adding service.
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Clifford O'Key
Buchanan Favored For Judge Two Others Considered
Buchanan is favored for the newly created Pima County Superior Court seat with Gov. Williams to appoint soon. Har ry Gin and Gordon Waterfall, both Tucson lawyers, are other finalists. Buchanan and Waterfall are Republicans while Gin is a Democrat. Work will start to convert the old courthouse Jury Room into judge’s chambers on the north wing second floor.
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Robert Buchanan
Pima County
Superior Court
Jack Williams
Buchanan
James Howsare
Tucson
Harry Gin
Gordon Waterfall
Waterfall
Gin
County Board of Supervisors
U.S
Wil ‘Ant C. Smitherman
Vincent Odgers
University of Arizona Law School
Arizona
Pima County Bar Association
Ben C. Birdsal
Tucson Stock Tickers Draw Loyal Public At Market Machine
Tucson watchers occupy chairs by the public stock quote machine at Hornblower & Weeks on Broadway. They stay all day, some bring sandwiches, remove shoes, and discuss stocks while others are secretive about holdings. Brokers note many are retired and seek company or a day out, some driven by dividends or loneliness.
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William M. Bethel
Tucson
Hornblower & Weeks- Hemphill-Noyes
E. Broadway
Wagner
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