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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1963
Page
2
The city invited bids today for the first stretch of the Tucson International Airport access road along Tucson Boulevard from Corona Road to Valencia Road. Bids open at 4 pm on June 18 with completion aimed for the airport terminal opening this fall.
Fifty-one members of Boy Scout Troop 101 will spend two days cleaning Sabino Canyon campsites and study natural resource conservation under U S Forest Service guidance. The effort, sponsored by Thunderbird Civitan Club, aims to teach scouts valued public service and preservation of forested areas.
The Tucson Council of Churches asks the City Council to halt the current explosion of liquor licenses and restrict future issuance. Executive Secretary Winans F Beadle signs the letter citing 1962-635 changes expanding licensed outlets and concerns over unethical practices. The council is studying potential limits on new licenses.
Nicholas R. Maestas, 25, was convicted by a jury on May 24 of carrying marijuana and sentenced to five years in federal prison. The other defendant, Vincent L. Archuleta, 35, father of seven, awaits sentencing by Judge Jamies A. Walsh next Monday.
Real estate appraiser tells the Board of Equalization Campbell Plaza's assessed value is about 400000 too high. Land Value cited at 150000 with improvements at 700000 while county assessor set land at 250000 and improvements at 1000000. Lawyers for the venture press for true worth and income factors. board to decide this week.
A motion to suppress tape recordings of phone conversations in a morals case was denied in Superior Court. Walter Wien, 51, Tucson jeweler, is accused of contributing to the delinquency of a 13 year old girl. trial set to begin tomorrow. Judge Boylston ruled the tapes were not wire tapping and that recordings were made by the girl under police supervision.
Thirty six high school students from Tucson Patagonia and Marana in Prescott attend Anytown a camping experience in human relations. About 115 boys and girls from across the state will return Saturday. Marvin Barg Joseph Daugherty and Kathy O Neil chosen as counselors Camilla Bersu is adult adviser from Tucson. Sponsored by the Tucson chapter of the National Conference of Christians and Jews with scholarship aid from local groups. Anytown offers a chance to meet people of diverse religious racial social and economic backgrounds through workshops and discussions.
Pima County Treasurer Car roll Christian announced that only 3.09 percent of 1962 property taxes remain delinquent. The total levy for state county city and school district is 36,559,447.96 with collected 35,429,508.56. Delinquency is expected to drop below 1 percent by October based on prior years, and lands with delinquent taxes will go to public sale on October 25.
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