Medical School Petition Drive Claims 25000 Signatures
Maricopa backers announce about 25000 signatures collected on initiative petitions to place the medical school location dispute on the November ballot. The drive targets a Phoenix area site near Arizona State University, while the State Board of Regents backs a Tucson campus option at the University of Arizona.
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Rob Wood
Phoenix
Arizonaa
Arizona State University
State Board of Regents
Arizon
University of Arizona
Tucson
Associated Press
Maricopa County
Maricopa
Mahave County
ASU
Uni
Mohave Lots Get New Rate
Mohave County subdivision lots receive new assessment rates after supervisor review. Chairman Robert L. Peart noted complaints led to the change. Assessor Don McCraley began the year by taxing subdivisions under five acres at 100 dollars. new rates include one and a quarter acre at 50 dollars, two to four acres at 75 dollars, five acre lots at 100 dollars, and parcels over five acres at 20 dollars per acre.
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Kingman
Mohave County
Robert L. Peart
Board of Supervisors
Don McCraley
Peart
Senators Fight Satellite Giveaway Debate Ends in Gridlock
A week-long Senate fight loomed over a bill to form a private satellite corporation for global space communications. Senator Long led opposition, arguing the plan cedes control to AT&T, while others pressed for government ownership or stricter oversight. The bill would sell stock up to 100 dollars a share and require equal access by carriers through competitive bidding.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Russell B. Long
D-La
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
At&t
Long
Albert Gore
Dtenn
John O. Pastore
D-R.l
John F. Kennedy
Federal Communications Commission
$250 000 Suit Filed by Polanco Couple in Superior Court
A $250000 damage suit was filed in Superior Court by Mrs Ruth Polanco and her husband Gilbert of 917 W Hingis. They allege Albert and Mrs Martinez Flores of 818 W Idaho St drove negligently, striking Polanco at W Ohio St and S 13th Ave, causing internal and external injuries and a miscarriage.
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Ruth Polanco
Gilbert
W. Hingis
Albert Martinez_ Flores
Idaho St
Lawrence Howard
Flores
Fannin Praises Tucson Air Guardsmen Review
Gov. Paul Fannin presided at a review of more than 500 Tucson Air National Guard members during their halfway active duty training period at the 162nd Fighter Group runway. Maj. Gen. J. C. Wilson presented the Adjutant General's Trophy to the dispensary, with Lt. Col. Emory Wright and Senior M. Sgt. Edward J. Ligouri among awardees.
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Paul Fannin
Tucson
Air National Guard
162Nd Fighter Group
Donald E. Morris
Fannin
J. C. Wilson
Phoenix
Adjutant General of
Arizona
162Nd
Wilson
Adjutant General
USAF
Col
Emory Wright
Cucson
Frank Luke
Air Guard
Edward J. Ligouri
Edgar W. Hurd
152Nd
Goldwater
Hurd
Meters Speeds and Ordinance Reading on Council Agenda
City Council meets for a day long session to tentatively adopt a 15.04 million dollar budget for 1962 63 and to consider removing downtown parking meters lowering speed limits on eight arteries and six arteries with a notable rise to 45 mph on East Broadway and a cut to 35 mph on East 29th Street a public hearing is set on meter removals while a legal change to end full readings of ordinances is proposed by City Attorney Calvin Webster and Mayor Lew Davis.
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Roger O'Mara
East Broadway
Columbus Boulevard
Kolb Road
East 29Th Street
Alvernon Way
Craycroft Road
East
Alameda Street
Council Street
Lew Davis
City Hall
Davis
Calvin Webster
Murder Suspect's Hearing Set in County Court
Cassie Coleman 44 of 92 W Simpson St appeared without an attorney as Justice of the Peace Clark H Johnson ordered a June 25 preliminary hearing. Coleman is charged with first degree murder in the fatal shooting of Frank Randle at a parking lot near S Convent Ave and McCormick St yesterday evening. A .22 caliber revolver found in his pocket is believed used.
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Cassie Coleman
Justice of the Peace
Clark H. Johnson
Coleman
W. Simpson St
Frank Randle
S. Convent 1 Ave
McCormick St
Tucson Bank Debits Record High In 1962 Week
Tucson bank debits rose 76.9 percent to a record $112,337,765 for the week ending June 13, said the Tucson Clearing House Assn. The rise follows a $40 million influx from a water revenue bond refunding and contrasts with $23,041,867 for the same week a decade earlier.
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Valley National Bank
Tucson Bank
Tucson Clearing House Assn
John Hazeltine
TCHA
VNB
Gil F. Bradley
Tucson
Hazeltine
SP Man Heads Engineers
Burton Struthers, assistant division engineer for the Southern Pacific Railroad, has been installed as president of the Southern Chapter of the Arizona Society of Professional Engineers. Other new officers include Merrill J. Lemnah, Henry L. Reading, Patricia G. Pecoraro, Kenneth Florian, and Rowland Stead with Allison Dew as late directors.
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Burton Struthers
Southern Pacific Railroad
Southern
Arizona Society of Professional Engineers
Merrill J. Lemnah
Henry L. Reading
Patrici G. Pecoraro
Kenneth Florian
Rowland 'S, Stead
Allison G. Dew
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