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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1962

Page

15

South Tucson Merchants Gripe Over Traffic Tickets

Moody Auto Sales owner Moody charged the South Tucson council with ruining his business by issuing too many traffic tickets. Roger Whitthorne of Whitthorne's Glass House joined in, saying tickets drive customers away. Police Chief Cavender called the issue overprotection, noting officers per area. Council will hold talks with businessmen later.

Tucson Moody Moody Auto Sales 6Th Ave South Tucson Roger L. Whitthorne Whitthorne S. 4Th Ave Fiie Cecil Cavender Moody and Whitthorne

South Tucson Council Tackles City Nuisances

The South Tucson Town Council last night delayed action on Lee Ching Lee’s request to be paid for a lot used as part of South 11th Avenue near West 36th Street. The council ordered a west end fence owner to restore land, and directed a tractor dealer to remove a sidewalk fence, addressing a junkyard and street encroachment ongoing for five years or more.

South Tucson Lee Ching Lee South 11Th Avenue West 36Th Street Lee Jesus D. Ybarra

Dear Furious Twin: Stop Your Impersonating Twin

A 20 year old writes of a lifelong feud with her twin sister who has schemed to seduce a man she liked. A lawyer’s warning letter is advised to halt the impersonation, then the writer should leave and seek a safer location. The response hints the sister may face jail if her behavior continues.

Mrs. Mayfield Molly Mayfield

Not Part Of The Job

A maid recounts a disruptive affair with her married employer and urges disengagement. The letter warns against pursuing risked romance and a broken marriage while urging resignation and restraint.

Tax Relief Granted Nine Protesters

The Tucson County Board of Supervisors approved nine tax protest reliefs after reviewing 31 protests. County Assessor A. E. Bade noted a $3 million gain in overall county assessments from revaluation along major east-west routes, with 130,000 assessments on the rolls. He contrasted the county's 31 protests with 187 protests in a smaller county and cited praise from local businessmen for needed equalization. Grant recipients include Walter Peck Littletown. Robert Dary Tucson Mountain foothills. J. T. Holman 2447-49 N. Fairoaks Ave.. John H. Scott Broadway and Stratford intersection. W. H. Arbogast National City No. 3 subdivision. Kiddyland on East Speedway. W. I. Dunlap 2801 E. Broadway. L. E. Holladay 2810 E. 2nd St.. William E. Reifers at the southwest corner of Broadway and Highland.

Board of Supervisors A. E Jack Tucson Walter Peck Littletown Robert Dary Tucson Mountain Foothills J. T. Holman Fairoaks Ave John H. Scott Broadway Stratford W. H. Arbogast National City No. 3 Kiddyland

Donation total for polio vaccine prevention Sundays

Readers donated $22,318 on Sunday for Sabin type 2 polio vaccine. donations were voluntary though 25 cents per dose was suggested. The combined Polio Prevention Sundays on June 3 and the following day raised $47,673 in total contributions.

Sabin

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