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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1964

Page

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Board Denies Two Liquor Licenses After Protests

Tucson Board of Supervisors recommended denial of two liquor license applications. Charles Kazy seeks Bugsy's Hideaway on Cool Avenue near Magee Road, while Valu Fair at 2830 W. Drexel Road faced objections from Sisters of the Immaculate Heart and nearby residents over property values and liquor sales. Protests also involved an inventory tax dispute from Audrey Gillett of Gillett Ski SNOp.

Board of Supervisors Charles Kazy Bugsy Cool Avenue Magee Road Oracle Road Valu Fair Drexel Road Kazy Sisters of the Immaculate Heart Wigat Tiecessies Audrey Gillett Gillett Ski

Ft Lowell jog issue moved to supervisors for action

City Council voted 4 1 to direct drafting of an ordinance to rezone the southwest corner of East Ft Lowell Road and Laurel Ave for apartment use. The council favored extending Ft Lowell east to Swan instead of an S curve to resolve two sharp right angles, a plan facing opposition from property owners including Lewis W. Douglas.

Steve Emerine Tha’ Eos Pear Ayee FL Lowell Pima County James L. Kirk East Ft. Lowell Road Laurel Ave North Ft. Lowell Road Ft. Lowell North Columbus Boulevard North Swan Roads Laurel Swan Su- Tvisots M. A. Frannen Roger O'Mara Coun O'Mara City Planning and Zoning Commission Lewis W. Douglas Great Britain Kirk Douglas James N. Corbett Ir Thomas Rallis Kirk Storch G. Freeman Woods M. James Southard

Main Street Exhibit Arrives in Phoenix at Union Depot

The traveling Henry Ford Museum exhibit "Main Street U.S.A." is due in Phoenix November 5 and opens to the public November 9 at Union Depot. The $1 million display travels in two railroad cars, one showing 19th century life and the other contrasting with 20th century living.

Phoenix UPI Henry Ford Museum Main Street U.S.A Union Depot United States

Randall joins education committee of ACCE

A. E. Randall, executive director of the Tucson Chamber of Commerce, has been appointed to the education committee of the American Chamber of Commerce Executives. The committee aims to plan develop and foster projects that raise educational attainments among chamber executives.

A. E. Randall Tucson Chamber of Commerce American Chamber of Commerce Chamber of Commerce

Two Burglaries Yield Mixed Sentences in Tucson

Ronald F. Slay, 23, received a suspended four year probation for the Lamp Post Liquors break in on Miracle Mile. William M. Johns, 19, drew nine months in jail after being found with jewelry a shotgun a tape recorder and other items reportedly taken from local homes January through June. Both defendants pleaded guilty before Superior Court Judge Herbert F. Krucker.

E. Mohave |St Johns E. Hampton St Supeerior Court Herbert F. Krucker

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