Recovery Act Is Theme Of Realtors Week Here
Tucson realtors across about two dozen civic groups promote the Real Estate Recovery Act passed by the state Legislature. Keith Winn notes brokers will add 20 dollars and salesmen 10 dollars annually for 1964 and 1965 to fund up to 10 000 dollar recoveries after court judgment. fund may top 250 000 dollars with future contributions if it drops below 200 000. The act, urged by Realtors, aligns with the 26th amendment expanding real estate professionals duties in document preparation.
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Tucson Realtors
Keith Winn
Tucson Board of Realtors
Winn
Kehl Family Legacy in Salt Lake City Business Line
Morning routine centers on thirteen Kehl family members all employed at the same company in Salt Lake City. The Kehl surname, pronounced keel, marks a rare three generations in the same trade, a tradition begun when Ferdinand Kehl immigrated from Germany in 1903.
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Salt Lake City
Kehi
Keel
Ferdinand Kehl
Germany
Car Check At Sabino Reduces Incidents In Canyon
Coronado National Forest Supervisor Clyde Doran reports a short term road check in Sabino Canyon and Mt. Lemmon Highway cut vandalism and auto accidents with 400 cars over three nights and only one minor crash. He credits advance notice and cooperation from auxiliary deputies wardens and liquor control agents.
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Sabino Canyon
Coronado National Forest
Clyde Doran
Canyon
Mt. Lemmon
Doran
U S Will Bear Meador Appeal Costs
The federal government will cover the appeal costs for two convicted kidnapers, James Henry Meador and Larry McDaniel. Meador, 22, Santa Monica, received 25 years. McDaniel, 25, Casa Grande, 10 years. The U S Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco approved payment and assigned San Francisco attorneys. Transcripts alone recently cost the government 31,200. Meador faces a June 3 trial in Tucson on an escape charge related to a jail break.
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Phoenix
James Henry Meador
Santa Monica
Calif
Larry McDaniel
Casa Grande
California
Meador
McDaniel
U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals
San Francisco
Tucson
Pima County
Luke Air Force Base Pilot Dies in Jet Crash
Luke Air Force Base officials report a pilot was killed when his F100C Super Sabre crashed on landing during a routine training mission. The victim's name was withheld pending notification of next of kin.
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Luke Afb
UPI
Luke Air Force Base
Cloud Ridge Fill Project To Be Aired At Meeting
Sanitary district and county officials will meet Cloud Ridge subdivision residents to resolve conflicts over the fill project near Broad Way and Pantano Wash. Ken Scharman says residents are split on continuing work on the eastern edge where a cliff formed by excavation attracts odors and flies. The meeting is at 10 am tomorrow at the cul de sac end of Paso San Andress and will include Otto Fritz from the health department and a parks department representative.
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Sanitary District
Cloud Ridge Subdivision
Ken Scharman
Cloud Ridge
Broadway
Pantano Wash
Scharman
Paso San Andress
Otto Fritz
Health Department
County Parks and Recreation Department
Guard Units Offer Trial Enlistments
The Arizona Air and Army National Guard offer one year enlistments for veterans with prior active duty or reserve experience. Tucson guardsmen say eligibility matches the unit held rank at discharge and the program aims to boost enlistments by letting men try guard service. Information is available at local Army and Air Guard offices.
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Army National Guard
Air
Army Guard
Tucson Guard
Guard
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Air Guard
Regent Studies and College Possibility Explored
Governor Fannin reported that Regent Arthur Schellenberg is studying the idea of a second state college to ease enrollment pressures at the University of Arizona and Arizona State University. A final report is not expected until next year.
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Phoenix
UPI
State Board of Regents
Paul Fannin
House-Senate
Arthur Schellenberg
Fannin
University of Arizona
Arizona State University
Arizona State College
Sears Reports Earnings Higher At First Quarter
Sears Roebuck & Co. announced at its annual meeting that first quarter earnings are forecast about 13.5 percent above 1962, totaling $36.2 million or 48 cents a share versus $31.9 million or 42 cents a year earlier. Chairman Austin Cushman disclosed the estimate.
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Sears
Chicago
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Bip
Austin T. Cushman
Desert body found. narcotic overdose suspected
Police identified the victim as 32 year old Robert Leon Walls whose body was found in a Tucson desert area about 150 yards east of Park Avenue near Ajo Way. An autopsy showed no evidence of foul play while drug tests were pending.
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Tucson
Robert Leon Walls
37Th St
Park Avenue
Ajo Way
Albert G. Yslas
Aviation Drive
E. Ott
Tennessee le
Louis Hirsch
Walls
Ohio
Two Men Placed on Probation in Superior Court
Ollen E. Jimerson 29 of 322 E Helen St received five years probation after a jury found him guilty of writing a 400 check with insufficient funds. Ellis Carter White 26 of 4949 E Rosewood St drew a suspended three year term after attempting to burglarize Spur Tavern on Feb 20.
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Superior Court
Ollen E. Jimerson
Cient
Laurence Wren
Flagstaff
Jimerson
E. Helen St
Coe Motors
N. Stone Ave
Ellis Carter White
Spur Tavern
Grant Road
Raul Castro White
E. Rosewood St
Wren
AFL-CIO Parley Opens Wednesday in Phoenix
The three day Arizona AFL-CIO convention in Phoenix begins with focus on electing a new executive secretary. The $12,000 annual post is vacant after Keene B. Brown resigned to pursue an outside labor position. Candidates include John E. Evans and Milton V. Lee, with Evans backed by building trades and laborers and Lee supported by service and industrial unions.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Afl-Cio
Keene
Brown
John E. Evans
Milton V. Lee
Evans
Lee
Nogales Tract Sold for Subdivision Plan in Arizona
William L. English of 3938 E. Elmwood St and associates bought 58 acres in Nogales within city limits for about 100000 dollars. The NW Nogales parcel on residential and business frontage will host about 100 homes, purchased from the Cheshire estate. Cheshire had been Nogales mayor in the 1930s and later a Flagstaff auto dealer and died four years ago.
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William L. English
E. Elmwood St
Nogales, Ariz
C. Cheshire
Associated Press
Cheshire
Nogales
Flagstaff
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