School District 1 Denied Extra 250000 Budget Increase
The Board of Supervisors rejected School District 1s plea to exceed its 1968-69 budget by 250000 to restore some cuts. District official Robert Morrow argued the overspend would fund freshman classes driver training and interscholastic golf and swimming. The board upheld its prior stance noting the decision stands while Summers said the funds were needed to hire 33 teachers and set a higher base for future increases.
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Board of Supervisors
Robert Morrow
Morrow
Dis
Trict
H. V. Summers
Caramba Low-Protein Tortillas
University of Arizona home economics researchers led by Dr. Mary Ann Kight developed a low protein tortilla for uremia and related conditions. Using wheat starch, after early failures, the team produced a tortilla with about one tenth gram of protein versus three grams in a normal flour tortilla, aided by students Janice Forcier Carol M Donisi Martina Cooper and Marcie Dorflinger.
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University of Arizona School of ‘Home Economics
Mary Ann Kight
Southwest
Kight
Agricultural Experiment Station
Janice Forcier
Carol M. Donisi
Martina Cooper
Marcie Dorflinger
Will changes in Mast policy favor husband after death
U S District Judge John Kilkenny ruled that Elizabeth Mast's handwritten will validly changed beneficiaries on a $98,950 life policy. Husband C Lee Mast will receive $5,000, with the remainder to an estate managed by a local bank. Mast, once accused of murder in his wife's 1983 Prescott death, remains in bankruptcy proceedings.
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Elizabeth Mast
Prescott
U.S. Dist
John Kilkenny
C. Lee Mast
Mast
Tucson
Kilkenny
Tucson Legion Meet Set for 50th Arizona Convention
Four Tucsonans will attend the 50th annual state convention of the American Legion department of Arizona in Yuma next weekend. John C. Jordan state commander Louis Pellon rules chair Emerson Huff memorial service Nelson Gregoire DAV commander lead speaker Tom M Schneider rehabilitation research specialist in Washington DC office of Legion. Governor Williams Congressman Rhodes former Senator Goldwater and Wayne Sanders also speak. Stardust Hotel houses convention headquarters.
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Tom M. Schneider
Washington, D.C
Office of the Legion
Jack Williams
John J. Rhodes
Barry Goldwater
Wayne Sanders
Veterans Administration
Phoenix
Stardust Hotel
Coed Kaulled In Calif Crash Involving UA Students
A Tucson woman Susan Crawford 20 and Linda Jo Spinner 20 of Ajo were killed in a Riverside County California traffic crash that also injured UA junior Robert Medieros 20. The youths were en route to a Methodist youth meeting in Redlands when a head-on collision with a truck occurred. the station wagon burned. Also killed were William Snyder 22 of Ridgely West Virginia and Edward N. Burleson 65 of Holland Texas.
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Ajo
Riverside County
Calif
Susan Crawford
S. la Jolla Ave
Linda Jo Spinner
Miss Crawford
University of Arizona
Redlands
Students State Spanish Program at St Joseph Language School
Spanish students aged 7 to 12 will present a program at 7 p.m. Thursday directed by Mrs. Diamos DeGrazia. Participants include Scotty Foster Marcie Wolf Denise De Concini James Panos Christine Robles Lisa Argenbright Patricia Clay Ronda Argenbright Katy Robles and Pam Haskell. Registrations are open for new summer classes starting in August at 4226 E Pima St.
UA Summer Session Hits Largest Boom With 8200 Enrolled
Enrollment at the University of Arizona summer session climbs 15 percent over last year with 8200 students, and projections suggest about 14000 will take credit courses by term end. The dean cites military deferment needs, rising demand for degrees, and off campus programs from Grasshopper to Guadalajara as drivers.
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University of Arizona
Pendleton Gaines
Arizona
National Science Foundation
National Defense Education Act
Grasshopper
Ariz
Rocky Point
Son
Guadalajara
Gaines
Two Young Men Arraigned On Felony Charges
James Earl Garner age 20 of 136 W. Simpson St. faces a preliminary hearing July 5 on a charge of attempted armed robbery with bond set at 2500 dollars. Frank James Morton age 19 of 1306 Avenida Polar has a preliminary hearing July 10 on unlawful possession of marijuana with bond set at 1000 dollars.
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Justice of the Peace
Clark Johnson
James Earl Garner
W. Simpson St
Frank James Morton
Avenida Polar
Oct 15 Looms as Big Day for Politicians Over Taxes
The article discusses statewide property tax reform, the new reappraisal program, and expected tax bill changes. It notes Republicans fear voter backlash if taxes rise, while computer projections suggest many homeowners in Maricopa and Pima Counties may see reductions, potentially easing mortgage payments before year end.
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Supeme
State Department of Property Valuations
Ation
Maricopa
Pima County
Tucson Boy Victim Of Strong Arm Robbery
12 year old Mark Leon Baker was robbed by two youths in a pickup on South 6th Avenue near Irvington Road. A Mexican male about 18 demanded money after hearing coins, received two quarters, then punched Baker and fled. Police investigate the incident.
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Mark Leon Baker
S. 6Th Ave
South 6Th Avenue
Irvington Road
Baker
Red Cross Blood Schedule For Tucson Area
The Red Cross lists blood collection times for next week. The blood mobile will operate Wednesday at Davis Monthan AFB from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Friday at the O Rielly Chevrolet lot at 6100 E Broadway from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Blood Center at 222 S Cherry Ave is open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. weekdays and until 8 p.m. on Thursday.
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Red Cross Blood Program
Davis - Monthan Afb
O’rielly
E. Broadway
Blood Center
S. Cherry Ave
Ronald Bates Sentenced in Arizona Superior Court
Ronald F Edward Bates, 29, was sentenced yesterday in Superior Court for obtaining money by false pretenses. Judge Robert Roylston imposed a term of one to three years in Arizona State Prison.
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Superior Court
Ronald F Edward Bates
Arizona State Prison
Robert Roylston
Convict Eckard Escapes Prison Farm In Desert Hunt
Florence AP report says Danny Lee Eckard, 27, escaped from a prison farm and is being hunted by state guards and Pima County deputies amid desert searches near Superior. Eckard, an ex marine, was jailed in January for first degree rape. authorities describe him as 160 pounds with brown hair and green eyes.
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Florence
Pina County
Danny Lee Eckard
Eckard
Maricopa County
Phoenix
Kekard
Frank Eyman
Westward Ho Hotel Faces Possible Closure Over Tax Cut
Phoenix attorney Frank Haze Burch, representing Hotel Westward Ho stockholders, warns the 40 year old structure may close if a tax reduction is not approved. He cites a state valuation of 2.3 million dollars, nearly double the hotel’s sale price offer of 1.5 million.
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Phoenix
Westward Ho
Frank Haze Burch
Maricopa County
Bard
Super Visors
Burch
Jaycees Elect After 22 Ballots
Wendell E. Smith of Plymouth Michigan was elected national Jaycee president on the 22nd ballot after a nightlong voting marathon. A 34 year old industrial engineer for a grocery company, he previously headed Michigan Jaycees and was named among Michigan's outstanding young men in 1965. He graduated from Michigan State University in 1955 and earned an MS from Cornell in 1961.
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Phoenix
Wendell E. Smith
Plymouth
Mich
Jaycee
Smith
Michigan Jaycees
Michigan State University
Cornell University
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