Fiandaca Rezoning Request Taken Under Advisement
City Council took Fiandaca's bid to rezone a block between Drachman Adams streets and North 9th 10th avenues to permit a convention center and hotel under advisement until April 8. The planning commission had recommended approval but urged Fiandaca to give up a 22-foot strip for future street widening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steve Emerine
Orland Findaca
Drachman Street
Thomas Rallis
Fiandaca
Drachman
Fianciaca
Drachman and
Adams Streets
9Th and 10Th Avenues
Rallis
Mark Keane
Planning Commission
Keane
Old Pueblo Broadcasting Co
Kold-Tv
Parcel Delivery Contract Awarded Between Phoenix and Tucson
Pacific Motor Trucking Co. awarded contract for parcel delivery between Phoenix and Tucson after Consolidated Freightways withdrew and United Parcel Service application was dismissed. Corporation Commissioner E. T. Williams Jr. announced the move yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Pacific Motor Trucking Co
Tucson
E. T. Williams Jr
PMT
Consolidated Freightways, Inc
United Parcel Service Inc
Supermarket Wage Talks To Resume After Election Victory
Local 727 Retail Clerks Union and four grocery chains plan to return to bargaining next Monday after an NLRB election among 500 workers. The union won 304 to 60 to retain its right to collective bargaining. Stores Goodman’s Food Giant El Rancho and Safeway challenged the process following a walkout on January 23 over wage and fringe benefits disputes. Neither side predicted a quick settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Clerks Union
National Labor Relations Board
Goodman’s
Food Giant
el Rancho
Safeway
NLRB
Harold Burk
Employers Council
Charles Fish
Pickrell To Be Asked About Student Lobbying
Rep James Young plans to ask Attorney General Pickrell to rule on using college fees for lobbying by students at the University of Arizona. The issue followed a Student Senate decision to block ASUA funds for lobbying for an Officer Education Program in Washington hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maricopa County
James Young
Young
ROTC
Washington
Pickrell
Gary Klahr
Electric Co. Plans Expansion to Add 34 Million in Plant Capacity
Tucson Gas & Electric Light forecasts capital expenditures of 34 million for plant expansion in 1963 and 1964 after spending 11.3 million on additions in 1962. The firm hired 101 new employees and paid total wages of 3.915 million. Net income to common stock rose to 7 cents per share on 1962 income of 4.257 million. Total plant facilities stand at 109.6 million with 398,000 kilowatts capacity after a new 110,000 kW unit. peak demand hit 274,000 kW on Sept 17, with 5 million kWh produced the next day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson Gas & Electric Light
Arizona
Irvington Road
Car clue in hit run death of Tucson woman
A retired Phoenix officer Willard Cummings Jennys 62 owned a car tied to the case. Police found hair and fabric on the rocker panel and bumper smudges but tests suggested animal hair and blue clothing not matching Vienna Zuern’s. Jennys shot himself nearby days later. Zuern, 22, died after being struck by a white Chevrolet Impala and dragged two blocks.
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Phoenix Army
Tucson
Vienna Rae Zuern
North Craycroft Road
Phoenix
Willard Cummings Jennys
Jennys
Scottsdale
Zuern
William C. Moore
E. 20Th St
James Weinshenker
Weinshenker
Craycroft
Speedway
Kathryn Strazzinski
S. Avenida de la Vista
Tucson Medical Center
Downtown Valuation Revisions Likely Gradual
County Assessor A E Bade announces careful revaluation of downtown properties with no large increases or decreases expected soon. Valuations in Congress street and areas east and west of Stone Avenue will ease, while Stone Avenue Pennington Street zone may rise. The legislature’s forthcoming statewide revaluation program could set assessment percentages next fall. Bade commends the citizens committee led by Gordon Paris and others for their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Committee
A. E. Bade
Bade
Congress Street
Stone Avenue
Pennington Street
Paul Fannin
Citizens’ Group
Gordon D. Paris
Frank R. Guthmann
Newsome Holesapple
Art Schendel
A. V. Grossetta
George Jones
Mark Klafter
Oscar W. Davis
Sanders Solot
W H Hudson Dies Retired Tucson Teacher
William H. Hudson 67, a Tucson educator for 34 years and World War II veteran, died Sunday at Veterans Hospital. He taught at Safford Junior High and Dunbar, later Spring Junior High, after serving in France. Survived by widow Willa Mae and three daughters in California Maryland and New York, eight grandchildren. Funeral by Reilly Funeral Home.
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William H. Hudson
Tucson
Veterans Hospital
Richmond
Tex
Hudson
Arizona
Safford
University of Arizona
Phoenix
Dunbar
Spring
U.S. Army
France
American Legion
Willa Mae
Mildred McKee
Stockton
Calif
Marjorie Robinson
Baltimore
Doris Mae Justice
Watertown
Reilly Funeral Home
Car Crashes After Brake Failure Into Palm Tree
Glenn Honn, 42, of Lincoln Street, was injured when his car failed to stop, struck Garrett Robb's vehicle, and crashed into a palm tree on East Broadway last night. Honn remained in fair condition at St. Joseph's Hospital with scrapes and bruises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Honn
Lincoln St
Honn
St. Joseph’s Hospital
James R. Glab
East Broadway
Garrett Robb
82Nd St
Robb
Broadway
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Internal Revenue
Ray E. Cox
United American Life Building
Mortuary, Inc
Verna E.yocum
North Stone & Third Street
Werner Heorder
THE
Arizona Mortuary
Parker-Arizona Mortuary
Parker
East First Street
Fos Peter
RTL
A&a Ambulance
Saia
Rotary
Catalina Rotary Club
Henry Egbert
Catalina High School
Verne Owen
Edwin Bloom
Bruce Dusenberry
John Harlow Jr
Robert Long
Francis I. Coffey
Donald Fritschy
Barry Long
Richard Palmer
Rex Wigham
Louistale
W.H. Hudson
Broker Springs
Rae
Thunderbird
Opry
Ran
Cool Queen
Neasham
St. Cherry
Ford Tractor
Aye
D.C.C
R.G.C
Bae
Dig Canon Company
Heer
STONE
Oustt
Walgreen
Cochise County
Casa Grande Area
Western Aluminum Industries
Campbell Tucson
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