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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1958

Page

5

Fridena seeks re election for Arizona House seat

Dr. Thomas D. Fridena, a 65 year old naturopath from Tucson, announces another run for the Democratic nomination to serve District 5 in the Arizona House. He has two terms in the legislature and committees in Public Health Welfare and Public Defense and Veterans Affairs. He is married with three children including Capt. Carl H. Fridena and Thomas D. Fridena Jr.

Thomas D. Fridena Pima County Fridena Arizona House 6Th Ave Tucson American Legion VFW Elks Club Carl H. Fridena Air Force Thomas D. Fridena Jr Phoenix Virginia Lee Haverty Norfolk

Group Backs Flood Plain Restrictions Across City Areas

A suburban property owners group backs flood plain restrictions per Gordon Luepke of the County Planning and Zoning Commission. The Rillito Valley Assn sent a letter to the Board of Supervisors urging adoption of the plan, citing land along the Rillito River between Swan and Craycroft roads as permanent pasture.

Gordon Luepke County Planning and Zoning Commission Board of Supervisors Rillito Valley Assn Melville H. Haskell Luepke Rillito River Swan and Craycroft Roads Haskell Lusk Corp Tanque Verde Wash Sabine Canyon Road Lusk Suburban Federation Tanque Verde Valley Assn Greater Tucson Invement Assn

Pima County Adopts 5 Day Week Across Offices

State and county offices in Arizona shift to a five day work week starting Monday with Saturday closures except law enforcement. Pima County courthouse hours set 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Superior Court and Justice Courts announce 8 a.m. openings with 9 a.m. full operations for the week.

Arizona Pima County Superior Court Herbert F. Krucker Justice Courts Edward J. Valeski Highway Patrol

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