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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1967

Page

9

Sunnyside District Sends Budget Paper for 1968

Sunnyside school board tentatively approves a combined budget totaling 3 697 600 for next year, within a six percent state limit but requiring a tax rate increase from 7.00 per 100 assessed value. Final adoption set for June 27, with plans for three new elementary and junior high buildings, data processing for attendance, summer library program, and teacher payroll deductions.

Sunnyside Gerald D. Troester County Board of Supervisors State Department of Public Instruction Phoenix R. F. Anderson

Versailles Omelet Recipe Headlines Poultry Days

In Versailles Ohio the Poultry Days festival features a massive omelet using ninety dozen eggs four gallons of milk two gallons of oil and seasonings. The seven by eight inch skillet is set over a large charcoal fire and prepared by chairman Ralph Strome and his crew. The cast skillet comes from a Greenville company and will travel to Versailles by flatbed truck.

Versailles Ohio An &Foot Ralph Strome Greenville

Senate approves extra funds for canal site study

The Senate voted to provide 2 percent years and 4.5 million dollars to a 1965 commissions studying a Central American sea level canal. It sent the bill to the House with a new deadline of December 1, 1970, trimming the requested 6.5 million to 4.5 million amid defense-fed deficits.

Washington UPS Senate Atlantic Pacific Central America House Senate Commerce Committee

Phoenix voters reject ward voting plan in city charter bid

In Phoenix, voters defeated a bid to elect council members by wards by 42 570 to 15 447. Only two of 198 precincts supported the measure, leaving six council seats elected at large. Absentee ballots remained to be counted amid 38 percent turnout. The measure would have created eight districts.

Phoenix Representative Citizens Association of Phoenix Representative Citizens Group

Cows Receive Blunt Brand Name in New Mexico

In Silver City Lloyd Payne was surprised by a state brand designation reading Lazy SOB on his cattle. Officials approved the mark, though Payne calls it embarrassing and awkward for daily farm life in New Mexico.

Silver City, N.M UPI Lloyd Payne Silver City Payne

Now Possible To Shrink Painful Hemorrhoids Now Possible

A New York report notes a medication called Preparation H shows promise in shrinking hemorrhoids and relieving itching burning and pain. Tests by doctors in New York Washington and the Midwest found it effective without narcotics or stinging agents and it comes as ointment or suppository with no prescription.

New York, N. Y New York City Washington, D.C Midwest Medical Center

Levi's Men's Wear Street Floor at Both Stores

Levi's introduces street floor display at both locations highlighting updated men’s wear lines. Shoppers can view new denim fits and casual styles as part of the seasonal refresh.

Men's Dept Levi's Men's Wear

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