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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1964

Page

3

District 1 Voters Face Clear Choice in School Board Election

District 1 residents vote Tuesday in a school board race between Mrs. Walter Hatty and Morris F. Baughman. The nonpaying post will replace Mrs. John Lyons, who retires after 10 years. Both candidates emphasize school affairs experience and cite views on the Oliver Drachman committee report.

Bill Kimmey Oliver Drachman Committee District Walter Hattey Morris F. Baughman John Lyons Harley Baughman District 1

West Side District 1 candidates clash on new high school

Morris F. Baughman and Mrs. Walter Harley debated at Rogers School over need for a West Side high school and kindergartens. Baughman backs an 11 million bond while Harley supports a new high school to end Pueblo double sessions and favors kindergarten programs. Twenty four District 1 schools will vote Tuesday 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.

District Morris F. Baughman Walter Harley West Side Rogers School 6000 FE 15Th St John D. Lyons Lyons Harley Baughman Unitarian Church of Tucson Sahuaro High School Far East Side Pueblo High School Pueblo Cedric Dempsey E. Eli Drive American Democracy In Action University of Arizona Herbert B. Wilson Richard Casanova PTA Sched

Literacy education classes planned at World University Tucson

Registration opens at the Tucson World University headquarters for a nine week literacy education course. Instructor Miss France Vestasa arrives from San Jose to teach and requires two years of college or instructor permission. Classes run Oct 14 to Dec 12 on Wednesdays and Saturdays with a $60 tuition payable in three installments.

Tucson the World University E. Broadway France Vestasa San Jose Calif The World University New Tucson Howard J. Sitko World University Roundtable Huntington Park

City Council to Seek Special Census and River Study

Tucson’s City Council plans two actions Monday a request for a special 1965 census costing about 50000 to protect future state sales tax share and a Santa Cruz River Basin study by the U S Army Corps of Engineers to curb flooding and conserve water. The council also considers a parking ban on Washington Street and a potential ban on Council Street.

Tucson Santa Cruz River OUL Scottsdale Mesa Tempe Phoenix Santa Cruz River Basin U.S. Army Corps of Engineers Board of Supervisors Santa Cruz Mark Keane Washington Street Church and Main Avenues Council Street Church Stone Avenues Keane Washington

22nd Street Overpass Over Southern Pacific and Aviation Highway

San Xavier submitted the low bid of 1,357,720 for the overpass project but total costs including rights of way rise to about 2 million. The work advances as planners outline funding needs and construction details.

Southern Pacific Railroad and Aviation San Xavier

City Code Reissues Arrive for Tucson Review

The first copies of the 1964 edition of the Code of the City of Tucson arrived for final approval by Mayor Lew Davis and the City Council. The 1,532 page volume marks the first city law recodification since 1953, with Municipal Code Corp of Tallahassee handling the revision. City Clerk Mary Fields said copies will be available to the public soon.

City of Tucson Lew Davis Municipal Code Corp Tallahassee Fla Mary Fields

Kekkonen to Visit Helsinki and India Next Year

President Urho Kekkonen has accepted an invitation to visit India early next year. The trip is scheduled for February and will include his wife.

Helsinki Finland Urho Kekkonen India

Amphi Candidate Attacks Federal Aid for Education

Kenneth Smith, a candidate for Amphi theater school board, denounces federal aid as a false dollar and argues federal control follows funding. He cites agriculture, urges equalization funds via Proposition 103, and calls for a speech therapist in Rillite School if funds allow.

Kenneth Smith Amphitheater Rillite School Jose Smith U.S

22nd Street Widening Bids Opened

San Xavier Rock and Sand Co of Tucson bid 647 478 for widening a two mile East 22nd Street segment between Craycroft and Kolb roads. If awarded next week work should start within two weeks with federal funds and city share around 252 000. The project adds three moving lanes in each direction plus left turn bays and median dividers.

San Xavier Rock & Sand Co Tucson 22Nd Street East 22Nd Street San Xavier 22Nd Craycroft Kolb Schedue State Highway Department

Underground Test in Nevada Marked 16th AEC Weapon This Year

The Atomic Energy Commission announced it detonated a nuclear device at its underground test site in Nevada. The event was the 16th weapons test disclosed by the AEC during the year.

Washington Atomic Energy Commission Nevada AEC

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