Landowner or Community Debate Over Rillito Flood Plan
Controversy centers on a proposed Rillito flood plain ordinance that would ban housing in the flood area to protect the community. Proponents say land should serve the majority and flood risks rise with dense development, while opponents argue zoning rights and feasibility, warning illegal actions and calls for legal challenges. A May 23 public hearing before the Pima County Planning and Zoning Commission will consider narrowing the plan and possible compromises.
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Jim Cooper
Rillito
John Tsaguris
Iland
Tsagaris
Tucson
Board of Supervisors
Planning Department
Addi
Tennessee Valley Authority
Pima County Planning and Zoning Commission
Billito
Robert Hillock
Commission
Senate panel drops rider to bar fees in war claims bill
The Senate Appropriations Committee voted to drop its fight over barring fees tied to a Washington lawyer who lobbied on a Philippine war claims bill. The move clears the way for final passage of a 1.5 billion supplemental appropriations bill funding Kennedy's public works program. The dispute centered on fee payment rather than the Philippine claims amount of 73 million dollars.
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Washington
Senate Appropriations Committee
Kennedy
John A. Q O’donnell
Senate
House
Senate House
John ©. Pastore
Pastore
White House
Tucson Youth Appointed To West Point
Carlton G. Savory, 18, son of Mr and Mrs Gerald Savory of 2926 E Exeter St, will report to West Point for entrance on July 4 after graduating from Tucson High School. He was appointed on Rep Morris K Udalls recommendation and earned National Honor Society, varsity basketball, student government, YMCA youth leadership, and will attend a national youth governors conference in Washington DC June 23.
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Carlton G. Savory
Gerald Savory
E. Exeter St
United States Military Academy
West Point
Savory
Tucson High School
U. S
Morris K. Udall
Tucson High
YMCA
Washington D.D. C
Presbyterian Church of the Covenant
Traffic Safely Tips From Swedish Volvo Makers
New York observers report a humorous contest by Volvo workers who produced Tips for New Drivers. Tips include pedestrians should be seen and not hurt, drive to avoid losing control, and add an ounce of prevention to gas.
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New York
UPI
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