Zoning Grants Two Subdivisions for PAT Homes
The County Planning and Zoning Commission approved zoning for the first of two East Site subdivisions, Mayfair Terrace, north of East 28th Street between South Swan and Craycroft roads. PAT Homes will develop about 640 low cost homes in a $5 million project, with Emanuel Finkelstein, PAT vice president, confirming the plan. The area was formerly zoned for residences with three homes per acre.
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PAT Homes, Inc
Emanuel Finkelstein
Pat
Aaid
South Swan
Craycroft
Commission
Mayfair Terrace
Swan
Alamo Terrace development plan aims for 280 homes
Finkelstein said houses will be small, not exceeding 7000 square feet per lot, with a 61 acre parcel to the east for the second subdivision. The Alamo Terrace site would host 280 homes if rezoning is approved, following Craycroft Terrace nearby. Developers promise inexpensive houses and a “real deal.”
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Finkelstein
Mayfair Terrace
Alamo Terrace
Craycroft Terrace
Craycroft Ad
Two Month Projection for Swan Street Homes
A resident described a two month project southeast of the Swan Und street intersection where construction will begin. Average home cost is eight dollars. Five homes per day will be built initially, with potential to improve that rate if sales warrant.
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Swan- Und Street
Finkestein
Record School Budget Approved in Tucson District 1
A tentative 1998-59 budget for Tucson School District No. 1 proposes a possible 16 cent per $100 assessment rate increase from $6.70, totaling $14,900,851 for both districts. The plan includes major bond-related items, new Rincon High and Utterback Junior High enrollments, and across-the-board cost of living raises for all employees. The rate could drop if property valuations rise, with final adoption scheduled in July.
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Tucson
Jor Magee
Magee
University Heights
Wakfield Junior High
Rincon High
Utterback
Apps
Rincon and
Camera To Snap City At Night Night air photography planned over Tucson by Ft. Huachuca officials
At Ft Huachuca a new night photography method will be tested to photograph Tucson from a plane next Tuesday or Wednesday weather permitting. Maj William J Cavanaugh stated the flight may run east to west along Broadway at 2000 feet with a 500 roll of film and 10 synchronized flashes producing overlapping exposures to cover about 8000 square feet. The project, requested by a national magazine, follows months of testing by the Army Electronic Proving Ground as pilots work to avoid blur and loud flash bursts with careful timing.
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Tucson
Ft. Huahues
William Javanaugh
Ifier
Alison
Cavanaugh
IV Army
U. S. Army Electronic Proving Ground
Fort
Parking Lot Planned By Attorneys In Downtown Tucson
Attorneys Morris K. Udall and Jack G. Marks announce sale of land at Court avenue and Council street in downtown Tucson for 100000 dollars. The site fronts Court 146 feet and Council 112 feet, with Church street rear lot already owned by them. Udall plans show tearing down existing buildings to create a large parking lot with access from all four streets. Saints of the property include Mrs and Mrs John Mubarak and Rose Jacob, with Monie Seymour handling the real estate details.
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Court Avenue
Council Street
Tucson
Morris K. Udall
Jack G. Marks
Court
Counc
Church Street
Udall
Uhre
Wells
Wels
Udall Sain
John Mubarak
Rose Jacob
Monie Seymour
Partie
Goldwater Proposes Cotton Plan With Acreage Increase
Senator Goldwater of Arizona outlines a cotton program proposing a 40 percent increase in acreage allotments for next year and a 15 percent reduction in price supports below parity to restore competitiveness, as discussed before the Senate Agriculture Committee.
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Alice Eetary
Goldwater
R-Ariz
Senate Agriculture Committee
Kingman Democrat Wilder On Right To Work Stand
Stephen Langmade, Arizona Democratic national committeeman, called Gov. Ernest McFarland evasive on the right to work law. Langmade said McFarland delayed his Senate bid until labor leaders cleared it, implying the governor’s stance was vague to win organized labor support.
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Kingman
UPI
Stephen Ngmade
Arizona
Democratic National
National
UA Teacher Not Liable In Car Death
A Superior Court jury ruled that University of Arizona instructor Charles E. Jones Jr. was not liable in the 1957 traffic death of William Edward Foley. The suit for $85,000 was brought by Foley’s three daughters, ages 7, 6, and 3. The three-day trial in Nogales was presided by Judge Gordon Farley. Foley’s pickup ran a stop sign at Palo Verde and collided with a car driven by 16-year-old John Salvia. Foley was thrown to the pavement and Jones ran over him as he passed the scene. Jones, 23, of 1028 N. Vine Ave, teaches in the university’s engineering department. The plaintiff was Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co., estate administrator. attorneys were John K. Mesch and Lowell Rothschild for the bank, and Thomas Chandler for Jones.
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Superior Court
University of Arizona
Charles E. Jones Jr
William Edward Foley
Jones
Foley
Tudge Gordon Farley
Nogales
Oracle
Verde Ave
Sherif
Palo Verde
John Salvia Foley
Foley Jones
N. Vine Ave
Southern Arizona Bank & Trust Co
Attys
John K. Mesch
Lowell Rothschild Jones
Atty
Thomas Chandler
Trico Files New Suit To Block Tucson Utility
Trico Electric Cooperative filed a new lawsuit seeking to stop Tucson Gas, Electric Light and Power Co. from supplying electricity to two Sahuarita area subdivisions. The complaint asks for a permanent injunction and contends TGRE violates Arizona Corporation Commission orders restricting rival lines. The case, tied to a prior ruling by Judge J Mercer Johnson and now before the Arizona Supreme Court, involves Las Quintos Serenas and Santo Tomas Development Co. properties three miles southwest of Sahuarita.
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Trico Electric Cooperative Today
Tucson Gas, Electric Light & Power Co
Sahuarita
Xow
Arizona Supreme Court
Superior Court
TGRE
Trico
Tg&e
Las Quintos Serenas Development Co
Santo Tomas Development Co
Elizabeth P. Haren
Atty
Russell F._Jones
Com- Pi
Jones
TGAE
Arizona Corporation Commission
Pimal
Pinal
J. Mercer Johnson
The
Corporation Commission
Johnson
School Site Hearing Postponed In Tombstone District Plan
Judge Garrett of Tucson postponed until Friday at 9 30 a m the hearing on a suit seeking to permanently enjoin the Tombstone School Districts plan to build a high school at the North Gate of Fort Huachuca. Transcripts of certain depositions were not yet available for plaintiff Paul Keating’s attorney.
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Juglas UR Jugge
Lee Garrett
Tucson
Tombstone
Fort Huachuca
Garrett
Joe Cracchiolo
Paul Keating
Cour
Judge Says Gifts Didn't Sway Him
Federal Judge William T. McCarthy stated that Bernard Goldfine’s payment of hotel bills in New York City did not influence his impartiality in any case. He cited two trips to New York with his wife and family surrounding the SEC case against Goldfine's Boston company in 1954 and after the case ended.
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Boston
UPI
William T. McCarthy
Bernard Goldfine
New York City
McCarthy
Securities and Exchange Commission
Goldfine
Ast Boston Company
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