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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1962
Page
2
A Houston Texas firm Loesch Laboratory Consultants Inc says it has a treatment that stops hair loss and grows hair. They offer a 32 day risk trial after submitting scalp condition details, promising responses to all inquiries and explanations based on personal analysis.
Emral Ruth, former Arizona Highway Patrol captain, told Tucson Traffic Club at Sands Motor Hotel that trucks pay about 36.1 percent of the federal road program tax burden while accounting for only 15.7 percent of vehicle registrations. He noted trucks will also contribute roughly 20 billion to the general fund and that some trucks pay as much highway tax as 60 cars, with 1959 commercial vehicles making up 20 percent of registrations in Arizona.
Ellsworth Wisconsin Floyd N. Johnson, 35, admitted tossing beer cans from Red Wing to Ellsworth along U.S. 10. He was given a choice between a $75 fine or cleaning debris along 30 miles of the highway.
A. Bruce Breyfogle, 35, a Tucson restaurant operator, shot himself in the thigh during an archaeology hike in the Tortolita Mountains. Rescuers and a university student helped by calling for aid after Breyfogle and his son were guided out to contact authorities. Breyfogle operates Bob's Big Boy on Broadway. the bullet did not exit the leg.
Lusk and his attorney team rested their defense in a 25 day old Superior Court divorce trial in Tucson. Mrs Kay Lusk's lawyers began rebuttal by recalling Lusk to the stand to finish cross examination. Lusk and his accountant George Tipescu expected as chief witnesses during rebuttal focusing on the corporation president's personal finances over ten years of marriage.
Bids on 3 782 000 worth of school bonds authorized in a special election last month will be opened at 10 am on July 16. The Board of Supervisors set the bid opening time in a resolution passed at today s board meeting. The money will be used for construction of elementary schools in Tucson School District No 1. The supervisors also certified the results of the school bond election, which saw three out of four propositions defeated by District 1 voters.
Donald Myers 27 and Lawrence Naughton 28 of Tucson are to have a preliminary hearing in Patagonia on grand theft charges. Sheriff Robert Connor says they allegedly took two 12 foot pipe culverts from a Santa Cruz County road project and were arrested while placing the pipes on a private road. Bonds were set at 1000 dollars each by Justice of the Peace Oliver Rothrock.
Four tax protest hearings concluded with tax relief for four entities. Kiddyland on E Speedway saw assessed value drop from 30 to 27.50 with a front foot land value reduction. W I Dunlap at 2801 E Broadway received a nearly 50 percent cut from 2525 to 1145 as business property is deed restricted from commercial use until 1970. Nearby parcels faced similar reductions in the same session.
L E Holaday's home classification drops from 5060 to 4398 on real estate with furniture assessment reduced to 440. William E Reifes sees a 25 percent cut from 1960 to 1470 for property at Broadway and Highland. Immediate areawide reappraisals promised for N 4th avenue after protests by Mrs W Alberta McKenzie and Friday Christmann. There will be no further action reported.
Changes were requested in protested valuations of Mrs Frances Cano of 1612 East Broad way and A Turney Smith who alleged mine exploration work damaged property value. Frank Stockton of 723 Ng Campbell Ave, Fred Krichnah, owner of duplexes on Buckeye Lane, and Leon Alan of San Dimas Restaurant were also noted in the protest.
A speeding train in St Marys, Georgia, shredded a refrigerated trailer and 13 200 heads of Florida lettuce, threatening the south Georgia city's supply. The truck driver escaped injury.
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