Morales Calls for Bank Tax to Fund City Services
Hector A. Morales, 31, new Fifth Ward candidate for Tucson City Council, proposed a state personal property tax on banks and financial institutions. Speaking at the Desert Inn to the Young Democrats of Greater Tucson, Morales argued the tax would fund city services and allow removing sales taxes on food and drugs. He criticized incumbent James L. Kirk and touted a Democratic renaissance.
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Morales
Desert Inn
Young Democrats of
Greater
Tucson
Arizona
James L. Kirk
Sunnyside
Michael McFadden
John F. Kennedy
The
Fifth Ward
Kirk
Pima County
Tucson High School
Marine Corps
Air Force
Young Democrat
Fourth Legislative District
Prohibitive Drink At $25 An Ounce Perfume Incident
Hartford UPI report says Arthur Blank of State Poison Center cited a case where a 2 year old drank a slug of his mother's $25 an ounce perfume and became tipsy. The official warned perfume's high alcohol content can intoxicate youngsters and urged caution.
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Hartford
Conn
UPI
Arthur $. Blank
State Poison Central Center
Blank
Dry Gotham Considers Hudson Tap to Ease Drought
New York City officials urged Mayor Wagner to tap the Hudson River water supply. Water Commissioner dAngelo proposed rebuilding a former Chelsea station above the salt line with a 100 million gallon daily capacity, costing about 2 million dollars and taking six months. Alternatives include private city wells and Nassau County supplies.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Hudson River
Armand d’Angelo
Chelsea
Beacon
New York City
D’angelo
dAngelo
Nassau County
Long Island
Sewage Effluent Study Gains Federal Grant for Water Project
The City Council accepted a $95,000 federal grant for a waste water reclamation study and allocated $36,774 from city funds with the University of Arizona contributing $29,628. The project, spanning several years, aims to assess safety and feasibility of reclaimed sewage water for recreation and domestic use, with UA handling most scientific work and the city providing facilities. The council also honored the citizens bond committee from the recent $22 million issue and appointed John Pagel to the Board of Appeals and Ronald O. Gaiser to the Board of Adjustment for three-year terms.
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University of Arizona
Roger O'Mara
John Pagel
Board of Appeals
Ronald O. Gaiser
Board of Adjustment
Liquor Stock Worth $250000 Destroyed After Floods
In Denver a quarter of a million dollars of liquor including imported whiskies gins wines and champagnes stored in flooded basement rooms of McKesson and Robbins will be destroyed under a 1950s court ruling that flood water makes bottled liquor unfit for consumption. Leo S Sullivan says the bottles will be hauled to a dump and destroyed under the supervision of Alcohol and Tobacco Tax Division agents with heavy rollers.
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Denver
McKesson and Robbins, Inc
Leo S. Sullivan
McKesson and Robbins
Alcohol and Tobaccto Tax Division
The
U. S. Treasury
Towns Near Newport Ban Beach Sleepers During Jazz Festival
The town council banned sleeping on public beaches starting June 30 for the Newport Jazz Festival. Newport Middleton Portsmouth and Westport Mass have similar ordinances. Past years saw about 5 07 persons sleeping on Middleton beaches during the festival which runs to July 6.
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Tiverton, AL
Newport
Middleton
Portsmouth
Westport
Mass
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