Senate war looms over tax relief in Arizona debate
In Phoenix a Senate debate erupted over proposed property tax rebates, with lawmakers from Scottsdale, Sierra Vista, and Phoenix arguing over fairness and funding. Critics warned the plan could harm schools and counties, while supporters cited relief for homeowners facing rising taxes.
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Theodore Rushton
Phoenix
Sandra
Paradise Valley
David Kretz
Sentisdale
John Scott Ulm
D-Tuc- Se
Save Our Schools
Sierra Vista
Burton Barr
Cochise “County
Richey
Harold Giss
D-Yuma
Arizona
Giss
Joint Select Committee On
State Tax Commission
Bess Stinson
A-Phoenix
Boyd Tenney
R-Pre- Scott
Sen. Delos - Ellsworth
Rmesa
Highway Department
Morristown
Lake Pleasant
Wickenburg
Brenda
Mesa
Tempe
Howard Baldwin
City staff opposes emergency number plan for 911 debate
City staff oppose adopting the 911 emergency number in Tucson citing costs of initial setup and first year at 1600 dollars and potential future expenses. The council will study the recommendation at 2 pm Monday before a joint meeting with Pima County Supervisors.
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Ffice
Pitt
Teport
Pima County .of Supervisors
American Telesflone& Telegraph Co
Bett 4 ‘Telephone Co
California
Nits
Tucson
Mountain Bell
Interferon tests stage cold blocker but costly to produce
A Stanford University scientist and three British researchers report testing Interferon on human volunteers in Britain as a substance that can prevent the common cold yet costs several thousand dollars per effective dose with current production methods. The high cost limits practical use.
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Stanford, Calif
Stanford University
Britain
San
Free computer courses offered at University of Arkona Center
The University of Arkona Computer Center announces two free classes for the public. A nine session course titled Scope: An Introduction to the CDC 6400 meets 1 to 1 50 p.m. in Room 319 starting Monday. A six session class Compass: The 6400 Assembly runs 7 30 to 9 p.m. in Room 319 beginning Tuesday. Enrollment in Room B1.
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University of Arkona Computer Center
Patrick G. Pecoraro
Harvill Innocent of Drunken Driving Charge
Richard A. Harvill former University of Arizona president was found innocent after a five member jury trial in City Court. He testified he refused a Breathalyzer due to absence of his attorney and claimed he had no alcohol after 8 p m noting his hearing is impaired. An officer testified Harvill smelled of alcohol while a UA observer said no odor was detected. In Honolulu a separate note reports Hawaii State Prison inmates replacing the print shop posters with police posters.
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Richard A. Harvill
University of Arizona
Harvill
South Craycroft Road
East 18Th Street
Harry Neffson
James Messmer
Messner
Messmer
Lee Carter
Us N. Campbell Ave
Honolulu
Hawaii
Francis Keala
Postage rate notice from Tucson publisher
Fragmentary item notes a postage price change or notice in a Tucson newspaper published by the Citizen Publishing Company at 208 North Stone Avenue. The readable text references a local office and contact information, hinting at a logistical or mailing rate update.
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Tucson
Witano
Citizen Publishing Company
North
Stone Avenue
Yacsan
Atirano
Phang
Disagreement Could Delay Tucson Public Library Bond Sale
A Tucson city committee recommends delaying the first $4.0 million library bond sale from a $13.9 million capital plan to finish a study of library priorities. The dispute centers on central resource center vs near East Side library as the first project.
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Tucson
Frank van Zanten
Library Board
van Zanten
Elizabeth Ohm
Ohm
Near East Side
Houghton Road
Randolph Park Zoo
Fire Department
Harrison Road
Broadway
Ken Maynard Cowboy Star Dies at 77 in California
Hollywood reports Ken Maynard the white-hatted cowboy of 300 films and one of the Four Horsemen has died aged 77 after a long illness. He helped launch singing in westerns and spent his later years in relative obscurity in the San Fernando Valley. He starred in numerous early westerns and produced some of his own pictures.
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Hollywood
UPI
Ken Maynard
Four Horsemen
Maynard
Hoot Gibson
Tom Mix
Buck Jones
Clark Gable
Gibson
Mix
Jones
Universal Studios
Arizona
Buck
Coconut Grove
Boson
Gene Autry
Roy Rogers
Maynad
San Fernando Valley
Paul Revere
Marion Davies
Janice Meredith
Mission, Tex
Copper stockpile actions seen as limited risk amid high demand
Mines spokesmen argue the 250000 ton current stockpile is small relative to US output over 2 million tons yearly. They warn even reduced reserves will be absorbed quickly by high domestic demand and recent strikes. Officials note potential uses for surplus copper and silver, while stressing congressional approval and market disruption concerns.
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Bourne
U.S
Arizona
William Weens
Anaconda Sales
Belgium
Chile
Weenis
Asarco
Straus
Nixon
GSA
Wayne Burt
Magma Copper Co
San Manuel
Superior
Commodities Exchange
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Utah
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Tucson Daily Citizen
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