Educational Bill Triggers Senate Standstill Crisis
The Arizona Senate teetered toward a crisis as committee chair Sen. Charles Goff threatened resignation over push to discuss an ADM education aid bill. Sponsors circulated a petition to force a two‑thirds vote. Sen. Sal Rhee signed. Goff resisted but relented, adding the ADM bill to the agenda after asserting a statewide tax revaluation measure must come first.
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Charles Gudaitis
Phoenix
Senate
Charles Goff
D-Pinal
Senate Finance and Revenue Committee
Sal Rhee
Dpima
Goff
Memory Enhancement Ad Promises Greater Influence
A Chicago publisher claims a simple memory technique boosts poise confidence and popularity in business and social settings. The ad offers a free mailed book Adventures in Memory from Memory Studies Dept 6483 835 Diversey Parkway Chicago 14 Illinois with no obligation.
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Chicago
Diversey Parkway
Dept
Iil
Tucson Man Thrown From Car After E Speedway Crash
A 58-year-old Tucson man, Ted Kirik, suffered facial cuts and possible head injuries after being ejected from his compact car in a two vehicle crash at E Speedway and N Beverly. Kirik remains in guarded condition at Tucson Medical Center as X rays and exam proceed. Police say Kirik failed to yield at a stop sign. Nasby, 25, was uninjured and cited for the collision.
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Tucson
E. Speedway
N. Beverly Boulevards
Tucson Medical Center
Ted Kirik
Kirik
Beverly
Robert C. Nasby
Copper St
Nasby
Speedway
Teen-Ager Gets Term In Stabbing
A teen-ager who stabbed another youth with a knife was sent to state prison. John Paul Stillman, 18, pleaded guilty to aggravated assault and received a 2 to 3 year term. Four others were placed on probation for related offenses including burglary and check fraud.
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John Paul Stillman
Stillman
E. Lee Sr
Manuel Navarro
E. Glenn St
James E. Truitt
Frank M. Cordova
George V. Cordova
Anastacio M. Vega
Cordovas
Vega
Truitt
Tombstone
Paulin Motors
E. Broadway
Frank Cordova
W. 27Th St. George
W. 26Th St
Illinois St
Fitz's Liquors
E. 36Th St
Alice Truman
Robert O. Roylston
Hearings On Zoning Scheduled In City Plan
The City Planning and Zoning Commission set April 9 hearings for three proposed industrial ordinances creating light industrial I-1 heavy industrial I-2 and industrial park I-X zones. A May 14 hearing covers a plan to rezone the area south of Broadway between Park and Cherry, with Butterfield Route as a divider. Rezoning would require owner requests and affect only industrial use where approved.
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City Planning and Zoning Commission
Broadway
Park
Campbell Avenues
Kenneth Dixon
Tucson Chamber of Commerce Industrial Development Department
Park and Cherry
Southern Pacific
Butterfield
E. 13Th St
S. Fremont Ave
Three Narcotics Suspects Freed After Court Action
One suspect Juan Aragon Soto 24 bound over to Superior Court on a felony unlawful possession of heroin charge after waiving preliminary hearing in Justice Court 2. Dora Cruz Trujillo 21 and two others released after deputies said insufficient evidence. Officers said no drugs were found in the three released suspects’ possession.
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Juan Aragon
Soto
10Th Ave
Justice Court
Dora Cruz Trujillo
la Reforma
Trujillo
Edward Campso ‘Arriola
11Th Ave
Manuel Gerardo Castillo
Manuel Ahumada Rodriguez
E. 35Th St
Schafer
Youth Fined for Petty Theft in Justice Court
Robert B. McCook, 18, of 2221 E Ist St, fined 50 dollars after pleading guilty to petty theft. County attorney dropped a felony grand theft charge from an arrest at Selby Motors, 2200 E Broadway, after officers found a vehicle with two missing front wheels valued at 65 dollars.
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Robert B. McCook
Ist St
Justice Court 1
McCook
Selby Motors
Broadway
City-County Complex Study Ordered by Tucson Officials
Planning Director André Faure announced a joint city county study to assess a downtown government complex housing courts jails and law enforcement. The study aims to project five year space needs traffic patterns zoning current building usage and feasibility of colocating federal state and municipal offices. Faure noted past studies exist but are outdated and warned the process will take time.
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André Faure
City Planning and Zoning ‘Commission
Faure
Board of Supervisors
Mark Keane
Commission
Tucson
House Armed Services Delays Vote On Military Pay Bill
The House Armed Services Committee postponed action on a 1.5 billion military pay bill amid calls to review proposed increases. Subcommittee suggestions would push some gains above administration plans, including a 55 dollar monthly combat pay proposal, with lawmakers from Rivers to Vinson pressing further study. The measure would affect 2.7 million service members, 900,000 reservists, and 411,000 retired personnel.
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Washington
UPI
House
Armed Services Committee
L. Mendel Rivers
D-S.c
Carl Vinson
Dga
Vinson
Leslie C. Arends
Government to Auction Monte Vista Inn to Satisfy Tax Liens
The Internal Revenue Service plans an auction of Monte Vista Inn & Steak House at 3501 E Speedway Blvd to recover federal tax liens totaling 848 247.43 against the club and operators George and Walter Jacobs. Liens filed in the county recorder's office date to June 21, 1960 and involve Social Security and income withholding excise taxes. The club was seized and released last week with no sale date set.
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Internal Revenue Service
Monte Vista Inn & Steak House
E. Speedway Blvd
George and
Walter Jacobs
County Recorder's Office
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Dgila
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Palmer
Kistler
Internal Revenue
Ray E. Cox
United American Life Building
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Tate Fizoma Frankf
Menier Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Tes Mn
EEO
Maver
Frigette Auto
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Cherry
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Fleischmann Distilling Corporation
New York City
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