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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1958

Page

14

Downtown tax rates said unfair

City and county officials faced criticism over downtown property assessments as the board of supervisors neared the end of its 10 day session as an equalization board. Byron Ivancovich defended high downtown valuations while Judge Eva DeConcini and Arthur Grunewald contested the disparities. Officials noted the impact of taxes and fire insurance on shop owners and questioned parking space valuation.

County Board of Supervisors Byron Ivancovich Congress Pennington Streets Eva.DeConcini Southgate Arthur Grunewald Wilmot Plaza Broadway Wilmot Rd S. 6Th Ave Dennis Weaver Ivancovich DeConcini Grunewald Litt Woolworth J. C. Penney Edgar Romo Speedway Campbell Ave Gornt Loftfield Tucson Loftfield

Greek Shops Looted By Turkish Cypriots

Thousands of Turkish Cypriots looted Greek grocery stores and fruit stalls in Nicosia during a curfew break, fourth day of island violence. Turkish crowds seized baskets of fruit and sheep carcasses as Greek establishments remained shut, amid security measures by Britain. Tensions rise over Cyprus future with Greek unionist and Turkish minority demands.

Nicosia Cyprus Greece Turkey Andreas Ziartides Cyprus Confederation of Labor U.N Dag Hammarskjold New York Britain Foreign Office James Bowker Ankara

Youth Still Won't Talk

A 20 year old youth, found unconscious and bleeding, lies in County Hospital after a savage beating Sunday night. James Niester of E Chica Motel, 4130 S South Ave, remains unable to speak as deputies investigate an attack likely involving a South Side gang. Sheriff’s Lt. Pete Denis says Niester continues to refuse cooperation, but investigators press on.

James Niester E Chica S. Sth Ave Aviation Dr 6Th Ave Pete Denis Niester South Side

Twenty six indicted by federal grand jury

Twenty six persons face charges from burglary to stabbing after a U S District Court grand jury returned indictments. Named defendants include Laurence Encinas of the San Xavier reservation charged for beating Francisco Nayier with a .22 rifle on April 9. Kelly May of the San Carlos reservation charged with beating his wife Lucille on May 22. William Pinal of the Fort Apache reservation charged with stabbing his wife Louise with a butcher knife on May 22. Remaining names include Jose M Parra and Antonio with further counts.

U.S. District Court Laurence Encinas Kelly May William Pinal Encinas San Xavier Indian Reservation Francisco Nayier Papago May San Carlos Lucille Pinal Fort Apache’ Reservation Louise Jose M. Parra Antonio

Indictments Bring Opium and Marijuana Smuggling Charges

C Romero, 33, indicted for smuggling four and a half pounds of opium into the U S. Arrested last week. Gilbert Huizar, 26, of Glen Dale Ariz charged with bringing two ounces of bulk marijuana into the U S on June 2. August L Ott Jr 20 Bobby A Floyd 19 and Dale Rosengrant U former Davis Monthan air men indicted for a March 10 burglary of government property at the base. They allegedly took a small field safe checks and about 415 dollars in cash from the bowling alley. Also named were failures to register as prior narcotic violators Gilbert F Marin 6248 Tilt Ave and Samuel F Butler 50 of 714 Adler Ave.

C. Romero U.S Gilbert Huizar Glendale Ariz U. S L. Ott Jr Bobby A. Floyd Dale Rosengrant Davis-Monthan Gilbert F. Marin Tilt Ave Samuel F. Butler Adler Avo

Highway Fraud Trial Postponed in Phoenix Case

The trial of Crosby G. Holden and Sam Deutsch on fraud charges linked to State Highway Department right of way purchases is postponed until Sept. 3. Defense attorneys obtained the delay from Supreme Court Judge Warren L. McCarthy after a request to move the date from next Monday to November.

Phoenix Crosby G. Holden m Sam Deutsch State Highway Department Supreme Court Warren L. McCarthy

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