Nation Sees Spring Weather With Showers Across Regions
The Associated Press reports warm, humid conditions with widespread showers. Thunderstorms hit northern Virginia to Pennsylvania and Indiana corridors, with rain in Tallahassee and Amarillo. Temperatures ranged from the 50s in the north to 111 in Presidio, Texas, as clouds and sun shaped the day coast to coast.
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Dear Teresa Answers on Marriages and Monogamy
Teresa advises a reader in her early 30s who wants a honeymoon anew and questions monogamy. She declares a devotion to a truly monogamous life and urges the wife to work on romance with her husband while considering if the marriage could improve.
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Be Firm Do Not Send Money To Daughter And Son In Law
In a domestic advice column a mother asks whether to keep sending money to her daughter and son in law who demand funds. The husband insists they must stand on their own, warning the daughter could be cut off and that supporting them dishonors their independence. The adviser condemns further gifts and urges backing the husband to preserve genuine affection.
Suspects Freed In Stabbing Case After Preliminary Hearing
Justice of the Peace Clark H. Johnson dismissed a felony assault with a deadly weapon charge against Juan Dolores Sanchez 36 of 535 W 27th St and ordered his release. Sanchez had faced stabbing allegations connected to the Memorial Day ice pick incident with Juan Cordova 24 of 438 W 33rd St. Monroe Martin was ordered held to stand trial in superior court on aggravated battery charges.
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Tucson Police Get One-Step Pay Hike In Budget Talks
In Tucson the city council and manager approved a net budget rise of 10 800 with department heads meeting to discuss items. Police Chief Don Hays secured a one step pay increase for 89 officers and one new position instead of three more, while Fire Chief J H Freeman gained one hire rather than four. The plan includes a 15 monthly increase for most police members and notes two new fire stations to aid insurance rates, not funded this year.
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City Council Updates on Centralized Purchasing and Budget
Turson Baily's report notes efforts to centralize city purchasing. City Clerk Ivan Hawkins received pay raises for two stenographers and a $50 car allowance increase. Personnel Manager Albert Hesselberg had $150 cut from traveling expenses. The next council meeting on the tentative budget is Tuesday.
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Population of Phoenix to top 140000 by July 1
City Planning Director John W. Beatty estimates Phoenix will exceed 140000 residents by July 1. He notes the June 1 population was 139987, including the latest annexed area, with 128841 recorded in the 1953 special census.
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