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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1959

Page

2

Group Adopts No-Gambling Resolution at Prescott Meet

The Arizona Association of Sheriffs and County Attorneys unanimously approved a resolution opposing legalized gambling in the state. Petitions to place the issue on the 1960 general election ballot circulate as the group met in Prescott. Yavapai County Sheriff Jim Cramer, president, announced next session at Safford December 4-5 and noted talks on a statewide enforcement school at Arizona State University. Santa Cruz Sheriff Bob Connor was named chairman to foster cooperation with Sonora police.

Mer Prescott Safford Yavapai County Jim Cramer Arizona State University Santa Cruz County Bob Connor Sonora Mexico

Faulty Brakes and Lights Highlight Free Auto Checkups

The Tucson Service Station Operators Assn ran a week long free safety check with 1790 drivers visiting 100 stations. Brakes and lights topped defects with 175 cars each. wind shield wipers tires and exhausts were common issues. About 975 cars needed work, 535 replacements done on the spot, 440 delayed. The campaign runs until June 30 with volunteers across the city.

Boyd Clark Tucson Assn

Brigitte Bardot as Highway Safety Questioned

Pennsylvania lawmakers weigh a bill to regulate outdoor movie screen placement near highways. Committee chairman Julian Polaski says screens facing highways could distract drivers and pose safety risks.

Harrisburg Brigitte Bardot Pennsylvania State House Municipal Corporations Committee Julian Polaski

Pinch Of Dynamite Wrecks Bomb Shelter

In APPLECOR England UPI reports a half ounce of dynamite wrecked a World War II gun emplacement advertised as bomb proof. Demolition workers noted the roof supports could bear 25 tons, but the three inch concrete roof failed.

Applecor England UPI

Five new water utility applications to be heard

The Arizona Corporation Commission will hear five new water utility applications and one continued case at 10 a.m. Wednesday in the State Building. Omer K. Anderson seeks permission to sell Foothills Water Co. to John Morgan, Margaret Woods, and Charles E. Reid, asking for a certificate to serve additional territory. Charlie E. and Margie Henson apply to transfer Thornydale Heights Water Co. facilities and obtain a certificate to Halden E. Birt and Beulah M. Pierce to serve more territory. Del Lago Water Co. requests a certificate for territory near Vail. Sahuaro Water Inc. seeks amendment to include more territory east of Kelland School between Broadway and 22nd St. Milton L. Gibson of Picacho Utility Co. Inc. asks for a certificate to serve an area in Pinal County. Orange Grove Water Co. asks for additional Tangerine Acres territory with a hearing to continue Wednesday. Cactus Transit Co. Inc. seeks a permit to transport passengers from Tucson to Mt. Lemmon Radar Station for the Davis-Monthan procurement office, with the hearing set for 9:30 a.m. July 1 at the State Office Building.

Charlie E Margie Henson Thornydale Heights Water Co Halden E. Birt Beulah M. Pierce del Lago Water Co Vail Sahuaro Water, Inc Kelland School Broadway 22Nd St Pinal County Milton L. Gibson Picacho Utility Co. Inc Orange Grove Water Co Tangerine Acres Cactus Transit Co. Inc Commission Tucson Mt. Lemmon Davis-Monthan State Office

Offshore dumping of low intensity atomic wastes debated

A panel of experts says certain low intensity radioactive wastes from the atomic industry may be dumped in 28 shallow Atlantic and Gulf areas about 50 miles from major seaports. The report stresses careful offshore dumping to avoid seafood or beach exposure while noting current practice places wastes further out and costs drive search for safer near shore options.

Washington UPI Atlantic Gulf Atomic Energy Commission Continental Pacific

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Arizona Assn. of Sheriffs and County Attorneys Johansen, Delmanette, Mode, Penaljo Collegeset & Lewis E. Pennington Phoenix East Sixth St East Broadway Citizen Photo Brigitte Elemen Hospital Duwease Wate South Park Arizona Corporation Commission State Building Congress St John Morgan Margaret C. Woods Charles E. Reid Omer K. Anderson The Foothills Water Co E. Broadway Dean For Western Tile Jobbers, Inc N. Campbell Tucson Linga Service A
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