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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1961

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Jury To Review School Audits And Dues Policy

The state examiner Garvey described progress since the 1954 District No. 1 audit and noted cooperation from schools. He urged clarification on paying professional dues from public funds and criticized convention travel expenses, while audits progress across counties including Yuma Mohave Cochise.

POPA Garvey Tucson Attorney General's Office District 1 Fannin State Examiner Attorney General’s Office Wade Church National Education Assn Arizona Education Assn Mohave Cochise

FCC Analyzes Cut in Long Distance Telephone Rates

Washington The FCC considers a reduction in long distance rates. Chairman Newton N. Minow said the commission is holding comprehensive discussions with American Telephone and Telegraph representatives and expects a definite conclusion soon on possible action.

Washington Federal Communications Commission FCC Newton N. Minow House Antitrust Subcommittee Ameriae Telephone & Telegraph, ‘Co

Morrow Denies Dues Charges In School District Audit

A Tucson report notes related charges and fiscal concerns including license numbers on fuel and repair bills, absence of signatures on temporary employee payments, and use of student funds. The district cites bond sales and maintenance practices while claiming savings of about $6,000 by avoiding external borrowing.

District audits questioned over 17 year gap in state records

Morrow defends district spending controls and audits. He notes the last audit of District 1 ac Sgen35 occurred in 1954-55, described as the first in 17 years. He says annual audits are requested, while current audits are done quarterly and annually by district staff.

Morrow Con

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