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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1963
Page
6
City police say 1,292 cars were reported stolen last year and 1,173 were recovered, valued at about $1 million. Capt William E Ross notes most thieves use cars for joyriding or temporary transport and that many thefts involve juveniles.
The Pima County Board of Supervisors will meet at 10 a.m. Monday to consider final actions on two plats Tucson Green Valley subdivision and Andrada Ranch Estates. Seven tentative plats are Oracle Heights Estates Lakecrest No 2 Northern Hills Estates and Las Brisas for approval.
A 45 year old theft suspect, Chester Thomas Vandable of 4001 E 2nd St, forfeited a 1000 dollar bail after missing a Justice Court 1 appearance for a preliminary hearing on a grand theft charge. Police allege he stole two televisions, four radios and one stereo from Smith & Waldman Appliance Co 2550 N Campbell Ave January 21. seven items found at his home. Vandable reportedly worked as a repairman for the firm before the thefts were discovered.
A giant unmanned tandem balloon landed near Pulaski Tennessee after a historic flight above Earth, providing the first unrestricted look at Mars. Princeton scientists called the mission a success as researchers from Huntsville prepared to inspect the 36 inch telescope.
Officials from the Arizona Traffic Safety Foundation and the State Highway Department plan information sessions next week with press and operators of 285 local inspection stations at the Ramada Inn to explain the motor vehicle inspection law. Administrative officer H. T. Timmermans will join top inspectors and answer questions. a Pioneer Hotel press conference is scheduled for Timmermans that afternoon. The statute requires all cars to be inspected by March 31 with a possible two month extension if approved.
Mrs. Helen Wright director of the Remedial Education Center explains confidence, moving schools, early start, group distraction, left-to-right reading, and hearing issues as causes of poor reading. The center uses diagnosis, tracing methods, and individualized tutoring to help both children and adults regain reading skills.
The Arizona Bank began participation in the United States Aid Funds program enabling sophomores and above to borrow up to 1000 dollars annually and 3000 dollars total to complete degrees. Arizona universities participate, loans underwrite by member schools, repayment starts four months after graduation over three years, interest capped at 6 percent, Arizona residents only for Arizona Bank loans.
The February state sales tax collection totaled about 700000 dollars less than February of the prior year. W E Bissett, secretary for the State Tax Commission, said revenue from the basic sales tax was 3958490 dollars in February, compared with 4426579 dollars in February 1962.
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