One Wing At D-M Set For More
Brig Gen Delmar E Wilson, commander of the 38th Air Division, said SAC wings at Davis Monthan AFB likely transfer within three years to disperse vulnerability. He noted about 2,000 airmen and 6,000 to 7,000 people with dependents could relocate, depending on base availability and budget choices.
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Monthan Afb
Delmar E Wilson
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D-M
Congress
Air Force
Tucson
Wilton
Bureau
Trade Bureau
Bond Issue Election Day Of Decision In Tucson Referendum
An August fifth referendum seeks approval for a ten million dollar water system expansion and a 346 million general capital improvement bond. Mayor Dea Hummel calls the vote a grave decision on growth. officials say water expansion will not raise taxes, financed by water revenues and general bonds repaid by taxes. Voters will also decide on related measures and tax implications.
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Tuczon
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Hummel
Tucson Gas Featured In July Ad
Tucson Gas Electric Light and Power Co appears in a July Fortune ad praising investor owned utilities for surpassing 100 million kilowatts. It notes May 11 installation of a 75 000 kilowatt generator near Irvington Road and Alvernon Way. The piece discusses taxes, bonds, fire protection, sewage disposal, streets, public buildings, libraries, and recreation funding as part of a city program.
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Fortune Mazine
Filestone
Irvington Rd
Alvernon Way
America
Tucson Gas
Hummel
Water Pipe Debate Highlights City Council Clash
A city council meeting devolved into bickering over water pipe lengths grass on traffic dividers and a Broadway widening plan amid a shift to a GOP majority. Councilman James Kirk pressed for precise pipe specs and Class A fire protection criteria while Mayor Don Hummel and City Manager Porter Homer argued for cost effective maintenance and engineering data. The discussions reflected ongoing minor clashes between factions and a pattern of disputes over small program details rather than major policy.
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James Kirk
Porter W. Homer Republican
Speedway
Broadway
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Brawin
Don Hummel
Branin
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Hum
Charles Branin
Tax Patron Arrested After Taxi Fare Dispute
Police blotter reports Ralph Gastalum of 1346 E 13th St jailed on a drunk charge after a taxi dispute. A separate incident notes a woman named Nani Sargent throwing rocks through windows at 867 S Butler. Additional entries involve Gaines Tucson and a boy who followed a car after being offered a ride, with license details mentioned.
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E. 13Th ‘St. Ad
Gastalum
Hhe
Butler Avenue
Nani Sargent
S. Butler
Fifty Outdoor Toilets Sealed Under Lufkin Ordinance
LUFKIN Texas residents faced enforcement of a city ordinance requiring toilet facilities within 100 feet of sewer lines. Forty nine outdoor toilets were nailed shut by order of the chief of police as a crackdown on noncompliant installations.
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UPI
Ord
Arizona To Get U.S. Prison Camp
Congress approved a bill to fund 707000 for a federal prison camp on Mt. Graham near Safford Arizona awaiting President Eisenhower's signature. The plan includes a 30 mile cooperative road project with Arizona Graham County and federal agencies to access Coronado National Forest and support fire protection, logging, recreation, and prisoner labor.
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Tucson
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US Bureau of Prisons
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Graham County
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Forest Service
Coronado National Forst
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