Tucson Fire Dept predicts lower home insurance rates in city
A Tucson Fire Department spokesman said city homeowners could pay less for fire insurance within a year as the city nears Class 3 status. Assistant Chief Richard Bayless noted the National Board of Fire Underwriters rating shows 108 points away from Class 3, with improvements since 1948 and plans for a drill tower and water mains to boost protection.
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Richard Bayless
Tucson Fire Protection
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Salt Eeeae Eas
Bayless
John Freeman
Park Ave
E. Ajo Way
Tucson
Arizona eyes 565000 eligible voters for November election
Secretary of State Wesley Bolin predicts 565000 Arizonans will be eligible to vote in the November 3 general election. Maricopa County registration is up 32,000, with total county registrations exceeding 315000 and likely reaching 320000 after final tabulation next week, according to John Burke.
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Phoenix
Wesley Bolin
Revisions to Arizona Constitution May Take Years
State Rep. John Haugh says revising Arizona's constitution will require hard work and six years or more, but the outlook is bright. Delegates urged strengthening the governor's powers and creating a constitutional commission to refer proposals to voters, with public education and legislative outreach planned to gain broad support.
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Steve Emerine
Arizona
John Haugh
The
Arizona Academy
Grand Canyon
Pima County
State Senate
Haugh
PTA
Udall Says Reds Fear Losing Cold War
U S Rep Morris Udall told Tucson's Downtown Ser toma Club that Khru shchev's retirement signals the Communist hierarchy feels the cold war is slipping away. He cited bloc splits Romania and Poland, China USSR tensions, and failures in feeding its people as signs of upheaval ahead.
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Soviet Union
U. S
Morris K. Udall
Sertoma Club
Tucson
Sands Motor Hotel
Udall
Romania
Poland
China
U.S.S.R
Arizona study links poverty to education and unemployment
Pima County has about 12 000 poverty ridden families or 18.5 percent of its total, slightly above the national rate. Dr William L Henderson of the University of Arizona notes poverty defined as income under 3000 annually affects 9.3 million families nationwide and 21.3 percent of Arizona's 312 271 families in 1960. He cites education gaps and health issues in high poverty areas and warns unemployment and automation threaten further decline, as the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964 aims to combat poverty locally.
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John Riddick
Pima County
William L. Henderson
University of Arizona
Arizona
Bureau of the Census
Henderson
The
Arizona Review
UA Bureau of Business and Public Administration
Maricopa County
Apache County
Navajo
Pinal
Graham
4000 Parents Expected On UA Campus
The University of Arizona forecasts 4 000 parents on campus for the 33rd annual Moms and Dads Day on Oct 24. Warren Rustand as student body president sent invitations to 13 000 parents. Activities include plays at 1 15 p m in the UA theater a 3 p m variety show in the UA auditorium and a 4 p m reception by UA president Dr Richard A Harvill in Maricopa Hall. Fraternities and sororities plan luncheons and dinners for parents with bus tours and open houses at various organizations. The Arizona football team faces Wyoming at 8 p m that night.
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University of Arizona
Warren Rustand
Richard A. Harvill
Maricopa
Arizona
Wyoming
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