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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1963
Page
4
A Kansas City Brownie troop visited a fire station but arrived as trucks sped off. Their leader Mrs William R Delay returned the girls to St Elizabeth's Church where the other troop waited and the firemen were leaving after extinguishing a wind fan fire.
O MaLley Lumber Co moves most downtown operations to the Wilmot and 12th Ave branches with 10 000 extra square feet added at Wilmot. The 4th Avenue address will keep builders hardware and roofing facilities open until May 31. James C. O MaLley of Phoenix confirms plans and future Tucson expansions.
The City Planning and Zoning Commission approved two ordinances creating industrial park and heavy industry zones and sent them to the City Council for final passage. It also tabled a light industry proposal for six months and deferred a rezoning request by Tucson Newsnapers Inc. until June 1 for further questions.
Developers of Tucson Green Valley retirement community begin ground leveling on 311 acres south of Tucson near Nogales Highway. The project aims for 20 000 residents in 10 years with 1150 rental apartments, a shopping center, clinics, auditorium, seven pools and a golf course. Investment near 100 million dollars funded by a 12 410 000 mortgage. University of Arizona Foundation sponsors first 311 acre unit through Retirement Foundation Inc. Both groups operate as non profits.
Sheriff Deputy Donald G. Guenther aged 33 of 4102 Los Robles St. was injured yesterday when his patrol car was rear ended at W 22nd St and S 8th Ave. He is in satisfactory condition at Tucson General Hospital. Mrs Mollie C. Wexler aged 47 of 7410 Cuernavaca Place was cited for following too closely.
Arizona AFL-CIO convention opens in Phoenix with Friday’s election of a new state secretary treasurer. John L. Holcombe speaks on Labor Management Reports, sessions discuss a $1.25 minimum wage, anti-discrimination laws, union education, and wage bonds for hotels and restaurants. John E. Evans and Milton V. Lee are candidates for secretary treasurer. about 250 delegates expected.
Two Chicago men Joseph W. Janovic Jr and Lawrence Kruchen both 22 are ordered extradited to Arizona on murder charges connected to Sally Pierce a 21 year old California girl. Pierce was found slain near Wenden Arizona after authorities traced her car from Chicago to Florida.
The Tucson Association of Independent Insurance Agents elected Carl F. Miller as president at its noon annual meeting at the Pioneer Hotel. He will assume July 2 along with officers Bruce O. Wilson secretary Charles Lamb and William Jacobs treasurer. Ex officio board member Rodman Palmer and new directors Irving Berger John Hanson Jacob C. Fruchthendler and Robert A. Rowan were named.
The Arizona Corporation Commission approved Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph rate shifts effective June 12. A three minute station to station call after 9 p.m. drops from 1.20 to .75, while night discounts on person to person calls rise to 2.15 for three minutes and scale with distance.
Five hundred aerosol spray dog bombs will be issued to San Francisco mail carriers to deter attacking dogs. The lipstick sized cans hold mineral oil and capsicum oil and cause discomfort to dogs without serious harm, according to a post office spokesman.
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