Insurance In District 1 Is Big Business By Jay Hall
District 1 insurance totals 62.5 million in policy values as of June 30 1963 with premiums of 109827 and commissions of 20682. Fire coverage spread across five agencies each handling 11.42 million in risk and 18033 in annual premiums. An advisory committee of six allocates non fire commissions 3480 total to its members.
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Tucson
Kuhn Insurance Agency
Carl F. Miller Insurance
Arizona Insurance & Investments
Solor Realty Co
Nehring Insurance Co
Carl F. Miller
Winston Reynolds
Jacob C. Fruchthendler
Ray W. Summers
Morton A. Solot
Harry R. Talmage Jr
H. V. Summers
District 1
Tucson Association of Independent Insurance Agents
Best
AAA
State
Senate Rules Committee
Fannin
Senate
Carpenter
D-Gila
Hayden
John J. Rhodes
R-Ariz
House
Sticker Sale Aims for Tucson Patrol Trip to D C
Terrific Tucson Boosters plan to raise 25000 bumper stickers at 10 cents each to fund a safety patrol trip to a National Assembly and Parade for Safety Patrols in Washington D C scheduled for May 8. Robert Lovell leads the group with Henry Osinga and Edward Ochotorena as officers. A Mission Manor patrol aims to join, costs estimated at about 2500 dollars with a possible NY World's Fair visit.
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Tucson
National Assembly
Washington, D.C
Robert Lovell
Boosters
Henry L. Osinga
Edward Ochotorena
Lovell
Mission Manor
Goodman’s
Terrific
Historic Crystal Palace Bar Reopens in Tombstone
After five months of remodeling the Crystal Palace Bar in Tombstone will reopen on March 14. The bar will look as in its 1880s heyday with piano music by J. Quarton Smith and square and modern dancing through the day and night. Russell Winkelman named manager as Historic Tombstone Adventures completes an 85 year old building restoration.
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Tombstone
Crystal Palace
J. Quarton Smith
Russell Winkelman
Historic Tombstone Adventures
Arizonans Split Over Hayden Water Bill Fight
Arizonans in Washington and Phoenix clash over Senator Hayden's embargo on new Lower Colorado River projects through 1968. The Arizona Power Authority opposes the bill to block FPC licensing for Marble Canyon Dam while urging equal treatment for all sides.
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Associated Press
Federal Power Commission
Colorado River
Lee Ferry
Lake Mead
Arizona Power Authority
FPC
Marble Canyon
APA
Hayden
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Henry Jackson
D-Wash
Senate Interior Committee
Jackson
Joseph Swidler
Senate
Congress
Central Arizona
John Smith
Paul Fannin
UA Males Snowballs Boost Glass Industry
A Tucson snowstorm increased activity around the glass trade as UA students, while tossing snowballs, broke over 80 window panes near campus. Security chief Paxton described the incidents as a boys will be boys display with minor injuries and most damage centered in sorority houses.
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Tucson
University of Arizona
Douglas C. Paxton
University
Paxton
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