Underground Utility Lines Advised For City In Future
Dean Sidney W Little of the University of Arizona urged in a Tucson Home Builders Association talk that future housing and industrial developments have all utility lines placed underground within ten years. He argued that improving civic appearance is vital as downtown remains lively by day but quiet at night and that current governance at city county levels creates urban planning challenges.
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Cecil James
Tucson
Sidney W. Little
University of Arizona Department of Architecture
Tucson Home Builders Association
Skyline Country Club
Little
Arizona Sun
Stone Avenue
Oracle Road
Speedway
Broadway
South Park Avenue
America
Bank Branch Bid Approved by State Official in Phoenix
The Arizona Bank’s plan to build a new branch near East Broadway and Plumer Avenue won approval in Phoenix from state superintendent Frank Stowell. He also authorized new offices in Mesa and Scottsdale. H R Poynter said the Phoenix plan remains incomplete.
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The
Arizona Bank
East Broadway
Plumer Avenue
Phoenix
Frank Stowell
Stowell
Mesa
Scottsdale
H.R. Poynter
Tucson Area
Rockefeller Drives Millionth Chevrolet at Tarrytown
Gov Nelson A Rockefeller drove the 50 millionth Chevrolet off the assembly line in a gold painted sedan. The ceremony at the Chevrolet and Fisher Body plants celebrated GM’s milestone and the near completion of expansion at the Tarrytown site where steam cars were once built.
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Tarrytown
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Chevrolet
Fisher
General Motors
Demos explore coordinator role in Tucson campaign
Charles Gudaitis reports Democrats discuss a campaign coordinator for the upcoming city primary and general election. A Westerner Hotel meeting backed a strong slate, while names surfaced such as Michael Hodges. two potential council candidates Carlos Lavalle and Ralph Martinez pursued petitions. Republicans remained silent and Lew Davis rumored. Arnold Jeffers weighing run.
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Charles Gudaitis Sliver
Drachman
Tucson
Westerner Hotel
Michael Hodges
Carlos Lavalle
Flowing Wells
Ralph Martinez
Lew Davis
Arnold Jeffers
Clara Busby Dies After 86 Years in Arizona
Clara Busby 86 long time Arizona resident and Mor mon family member died yesterday in Tucson Medical Center. Native of Minersville Utah she lived in St David and Tucson with husband Abraham John Busby a packing house pioneer. Survived by four sons and four daughters. funeral at Third Ward LDS with burial in St David.
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Clara Busby
Arizona
Tucson Medical Center
Minersville
Utah
Busby
33Rd St
Abraham John Busby
St. David
Tucson
Vern Busby Meat Co
Ladies Relief Society
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
John
Casa Grande
Vern
Dorrity
Melvin
Mesa
Alfred
Rose) Clifford
F. T
Margaret) Nelson
Esker
Amy) Mayberry
Gus
Luella) Hardt
Bisbee
Bring’s Funeral Home
Wayne C. Goodman
City Planning chiefs dispute expert on direction of plans
Andre Faure and John Tsaguris defend the City-County Planning Department against Dennis O'Harrow's finding that area planning lacks direction. They fault the expert's report scope and say the department focuses appropriately on major plans, while crediting the study and its release to the public.
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Cson
Andre Faure
John Tsaguris
Dennis» O'Harrow
the American: ‘Society of Planning Officials
Faure
Tsagaris
Board of Supervisors
O'Harrow
O Harrow
Lew Davis
O’harrow
Thomas Jay
Davis
Jay
Planning Director Urged For City County Reform
Andre Faure and top staff see engineers dominating the Tucson planning office. O Harrow urged separate city and county planning commissions under city planning department with an assistant city manager as de facto planning director until a true head is needed. He called for extensive staff reorganization, nationwide recruitment of professionals, and a shift from engineering emphasis to balanced expertise to shorten rezoning timelines and improve water sewage and waste plans.
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U.S
O’harrow
Tucson
O'Harrow
Harrow
Apjpreddie O’harrow
Andre Faure
Parrot Inherits $10000 From Dead Man In Buffalo
In Buffalo, a man with no survivors left a $10000 trust fund for his parrot in his will. Bert Gerard requested friends care for the bird and its custody. The bulk of the $147800 estate went to charity, per a tax appraisal yesterday. The deceased was a retired sales executive who died last December.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Bert Gerard
Gerard
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