Parking plan in Tucson could profit city over 30 years
A proposed 1,678-car off-street parking program for downtown Tucson could net a profit of more than 1.5 million dollars over 30 years. The plan, developed by a citizens committee and city traffic engineer, envisions 11 lots near and outside downtown with varying hourly and monthly fees and would require bond financing or a future legislature vote.
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Tucson
Cition
Harold Adamson
Ding
Ater
Caarls
Ncome
Howver
John Caarls
Theowntown
Red Cross drive nears goal in Tucson campaign
Tucson's annual Red Cross fund drive needs 3 995 24 to reach its 130 000 goal. Campaign director Russell W. Stambaugh says contributions have lifted totals close to the target and banks will mail out month end statements to checking account customers. A flood relief tent at Scott and Congress streets collects funds for midwest disaster relief with excess funds to national Red Cross.
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Tucson
Red Cross Fund
Russell W. Stambaugh
Stambaugh
Red Cross
Scott and
Congress Streets
Midwest
Tin Can Collection Faces Low Local Participation
Ed Brady of the Tucson Paper Stock Co reports very disappointing homeowner cooperation in tin can collection for copper, with one truck delivering only six boxes on a three-street route. He hopes for a block-by-block schedule later this week as residents await announced collection times. Brady notes trucks will also collect paper and rags.
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Tucsoniang
Tucson Paper Stock Co
Ed Brady
Brady
Miller declines to handle Pima County puppy case
Deputy county attorney Robert F. Miller says he will not chase the 4 month old puppy released from the county animal shelter. The attorney general states dog licensing and vaccination rules do not require a May 1 cutoff for all dogs. Miller awaits a formal letter before further comment as a Phoenix AP report prompts renewed dogcatcher activity.
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Robert F. Miller
Miller
Associated Press
Phoenix
Attorney General
Pima County
Earl Anderson
Anderson
Tucson Brakeman Dies in Auto Crash Near Hayden
Thomas L. Weaver 34 of 326 FE Delano St. Tucson was killed when his car left highway 77 and plunged into the ditch between Hayden and Hayden Junction. He worked as a brakeman for the Southern Pacific railroad and resided in Tucson six years. Survivors include wife Eva a stepdaughter Levon Compton and mother Mrs. Thomas L. Weaver of Manchester Tennessee. Body at Reilly funeral home. services here before burial in Manchester.
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Thomas L. Weaver
Tucson
Hayden
Weaver
Delano St
Southern Pacific Railroad
Hayden Junction
Eva
Levon Compton
Manchester
Tenn
Reilly
Communists In Korean War Face May Day Fire
United Nations forces attack across Korea with artillery aircraft and ships on May Day. Allied air and sea power claim numerous enemy MiG-15 losses and heavy Red casualties as Iowa and other ships bombard inland targets. Red ground losses include over 2,100 casualties in late April engagements.
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Korea
United Nations
North Korea
Fifth Air Force
U. S. Eighth Army
Juneau
U. S
U.N
Bataan
Marine Checkerboard
Water table drops steadily in Tucson 1951 52 report
Tucson water department notes four test holes decline from 1922 to 1952 with drops up to 31 feet in 21 to 28 years. Over the last six years rate of fall accelerated. The agency pumped over four billion gallons and observed a per capita daily use of 153 gallons.
UA and City Resolve Fire Inspection Confusion
The city fire department and University of Arizona settled a mis understanding over campus inspections. Fire Chief J. C. Sievert said no inspection had occurred since November 1950, noting a hazard in Herring Hall on play nights due to crowded aisles. University official Leon Magee explained the process had been by university request only.
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University of Arizona
J. C. Sievert
Leon R. Magee
Mothers who murder newborns face new law in Singapore
In Singapore on May 1, a proposed law states that mothers who kill their newborns within the first year after birth while distressed by childbirth will not face the death penalty in the future.
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Singapore
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Futuron
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Sam R. Kaufman
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Iowa
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Lucson
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