Groups Named For Study Of Dust Control
Subcommittees were appointed to investigate Tucson dust problems. The Tucson Chamber of Commerce dust control committee will pursue two phased plans, immediate traffic control and long range paving and legislation. Subcommittee heads include Roy Drachman and William Py, with members Dr. L. H. Howard, Charlies W. Simon, Donald Hill, Walter Cla, Edward Van Der, and M. B. Hodges.
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Goyette
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Roy Drachman
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George
Services Set For S. P. Clark Former University Agronomy Professor
Services will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at the Arizona Mortuary for S. P. Clark former agronomy professor at the University of Arizona who died Wednesday in a local hospital. Rev. Richard A. Dawson will officiate and cremation will follow at South Lawn memorial. Honorary attendees include Bundy Earl Gill John C Park Harold C Schwalen E H Pless ley Lyle Clark and Drs G E P Smith J
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University of Arizona
Richard A. Dawson
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South Lawn Memorial
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Earl Gill
John C. Park
Harold C. Schwalen
E. H. Pressley
Lyle Clark
G. E. P. Smith
KVOA to Broadcast Zoning Law Study
KVOA will broadcast a zoning law study at 6 p.m. Friday featuring J. Homer Boyd, chair man of the board of supervisors, and William B. Dunipace, legal adviser to the board. The new county zoning law becomes effective this month.
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Cash Register Stolen, Recovered As Scrap Metal
A cash register stolen two months ago from C. N. Pappadeas surplus salvage store at 1914 N. Stone Ave was returned as scrap metal. The stolen register contained 38 dollars missing, while a burglarized April incident left the cash box empty. Local authorities report the recovered item lacks the missing cash.
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C. N. Pappadeas
Pappadeas
N. Stone Ave
Lightning bolts prompt forest fire warnings in Catalina area
Forest rangers logged six bolts of lightning in the southeast Catalina mountains during Thursday night's storm. No fires reported. rain up to half an inch may have suppressed danger. Coronado Forest Supervisor C A Merker cautioned that each ground strike risks fire and noted a prior six acre Molina basin blaze started by campers.
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Residents form group to fight fertilizer plant encroachment
Amphitheater district citizens organize to oppose objectionable industries led by a fertilizer plant. At a mass meeting Harry Embleton of the University of Arizona Poultry Department is elected president with C. J. Green as vice president and Lila Rowley as secretary. A five member board includes Dr E R DiCosola and others. Sixty two attendees join, with about 500 residents signing a petition to the county board to block such industries.
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University of Arizona
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Lila Rowley
Georges DeMeester
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Gilbert Martinez
William Dohler
Walter Douglas
L. W. Hutson
DiCosola
County Board of Su
Amphitheater Budget Adopted With No Protests
Amphitheater elementary and high school districts approved a 502550 general fund budget, cut slightly due to lower insurance costs. Enrollment growth drives higher spending as the district plans for eight more teachers and expanded staff.
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Paul Guitteau
Guitteau
Amphitheater
Arizona
Teacher Salary Boost Protested in Tucson District Hearing
Tucson area budget hearings drew 25 to 30 taxpayers including Mrs. B P Fitzpatrick who urged trustees to curb salary increases. Officials explained 1949 50 budget allocations for 3 districts and noted most rise goes to hiring 60 new teachers to meet enrollment growth.
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Morrow
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Trustees Adopt Budgets Under New State Recall Law
The session ended with trustees adopting both budgets after noting a new state recall law prevents any recall of an issue. The action underscores fiscal planning despite legal changes affecting voter referenda.
San Carlos Reservoir Report For 24 Hour Period
Available storage at San Carlos Reservoir for the 24 hour period ending Thursday was 228,226 acre feet with a loss of 1,127 acre feet. The report notes the reservoir’s storage status and daily change.
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