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PAGE SIX SECTION A THE ARIZONA DAILY STAR WEDNESDAY. MARCH 1, mi Homes, Church Damaged 5S it In Arizona, in the game room Jhi beer's the for good tasteyy good fun Tornado Cuts Angry Swath In Oklahoma Helium Royalty Hearing Slated PHOENIX (AP)-The Arizona Supreme Court has scheduled a hearing for March 30 on whether company records should be open so the state can double-check royalty payments. The hearing was rescheduled Tuesday, the original court date, with Kerr-McGee Oil Industries Inc. seeking a writ to bar the state from obtaining records to check on helium royalty receipts. Named in the action is Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Warren L.

McCarthy, who ruled that State Land Commissioner 0. M. Lassen should be allowed access to the firm's records. iidSCfZ) i i7r i 'I By ASSOCIATED PRESS A tornado cut a diagonal swath through Grant County in north central Oklahoma late Tuesday and injured at least one man and destroyed or damaged several homes and a church. The twister, believed to be the same one, was first reported on the ground southwest of Nash, in the southwestern part of Grant County.

The highway patrol said the rural Liberty Church and parsonage were demolished but no one was inside either structure. A witness, Leroy York, saw the destruction five miles southwest of Nash. From there, it moved toward the northeast, moving on the ground and in the air. It skirted the south edge of Medford, demolishing a newly-erected rural home, out buildings and storage tanks six miles to the east. Telephone lines were ripped down.

As the twister moved about five miles ground and destroyed one farm home and heavily damaged two others before moving on into Kansas toward the Gueda Springs area. Injured when the storm hit north of Deer Creek was Leland Lively. He was taken to Blackwell General Hospital where his condition was reported to be not serious. He received facial cuts. The tornado occurred in an area placed under a severe weather forecast between 5 p.m.

and 11 p.m. Most of north central and northeastern Oklahoma were included in the forecast. Elsewhere in the state, hail ranging in size from three-fourths of an inch to one and and a half inches pelted the Davis area in the southern section of Oklahoma. Hail also fell in the Konawa area, northeast of Davis, between Guthrie and Stillwater and in Osage, Washington and Nowata counties. FQRECASTi3ML You name your gamp, ping-pong or check-en, cards or chess.

Flay it hard, and it take lot out of you. That when you Northwest Can Expect Some Snow Snow it expected Wednesday on a band across the northern edge of the nation from the Rockies to New England. Rain will fall across the country from the southern plains to the Gulf. Tucson will be warmer, with some clouds in the afternoon. (AP Wirephoto) I north of Deer it plunged to the like most to settle down in a soft chair and enjoy yor friends' talk and your beer's taste.

Beer a made to relax with. Made to refresh you, cool you, cheer your taste. So next time you're playing Overseas School Bill Approved By House WASHINGTON tffi The House this week passed and sent to the Senate a bill to build schools for children of U.S. employes who live off base in Puerto Rico, Wake Island, Guam, and the Virgin Islands. It was estimated that the program would require an immediate expenditure of $1.6 million, and about $100,000 per year thereafter.

A report accompanying the bill said such schools are needed in Puerto Rico, for instance, because the Puerto Rican schools "are overcrowded, and their primary language of instruction is Spanish." House Sets Standards WEATHER Ai Provideo by United States Weather Bureau Office at Tucson Arizona tome lociable at-home game, take time ut for the companionable taste of beer. Great Day For Irish On Tap UNITED STATES BREWERS ASSOCIATION, INC. r. O. 1147, PtiaaiUK, Arisen SOIT U.S.

WEATHER BUREAU AT AIRPORT March 17 Forecast for Tucson and vicinity: Mostly clear, with afternoon cloudiness. Warmer. High, 42. Low, 38. Highest temp, yesterday S9 Highest temp, year ago 71 High record this date ('!) 49 Lew temp, yesterday 42 Low temp, year ago 44 Low record this date C54) 29 Mean temp, yesterday 51 Mean temp, year ago 58 Normal temp, this date 58 Barometer 27.35; 27.41 Humidity 5 a m.

73; 5 p.m. 39 Sunrise 6:32 Sunset 5:19 Data for 24 hours endini at 5 p.m. MST U. OF A. WEATHER STATION Highest temp, yesterday ii Highest temp, year ago 77 Hi9h record this date C39) Low temp, yesterday 45 Low temp, year ago 40 Low record this date' C17) 24 Mean temp, yesterday 54 Mean temp, year ago 58 Humidity noon 5 p.m.

54 Evaporation .15 Precipitation inches Bill Is Passed Measure Would End Gerrymandering, Meet Requirements Set Down By Supreme Court WASHINGTON (AP) The House' passed Tuesday a far-reaching bill designed to end gerrymandering and equalize populations in congressional districts. Although the bill passed by an overwhelming voice vote, many members expressed dismay that the Supreme Court's recent I4.Hr. Prep. Max. Albuqueroue 51 E.

22nd Store Only OPEN EVERY WEEK NIGHT TILL 9 P.M. (Mon. Thru Fri.) BROADWAY AND CONGRESS STORES OPEN MON. AND FRI, ruling on legislative representa-1 tion had made it necessary. We've iakcif a shillelagh to almost every price in the store! Anchorage 29 Atlanta 48 Billings 21 Bismarck 16 Boise 42 Boston 45 Buffalo Calgary 3 Casper, Wyo.

47 Charlotte 69 Chicago 38 Cincinnati 61 Cleveland 44 Denver 56 Des Moines 37 Detroit 43 El Paso 41 Fairbanks 20 Ft. Worth 73 Indianapolis 55 Kansas City 69 Little Rock 77 Los Angeles 44 Memphis 77 Miami Beach 79 Minneapolis 28 Montreal 38 New Orleans 74 New York 50 03 if Min. 37 14 46 I 12 33 28 29 4 18 30 31 76 31 27 28 34 46 -19 56 26 47 48 33 46 70 12 17 59 37 47 29 79 48 31 22 36 21 29 23 65 52 50 0 27 64 31 42 31 39 07 It should be a great day for the Irish in Tucson today. It will be a fine, sunny St. Patrick's Day.

In Ireland, cloudy skies over Dublin and a bit of traditional Irish mist is expected to hide the sun. A sunny morning is in store for Tucson today, with a light scattering of clouds this afternoon. A warming trend is on the way, according to the airport U.S. Weather Bureau, and todav's high is expected to be 62. The low tonight will be 34.

Heavy snow and biting cold blew into the northern plains yesterday, and hail fell in Kansas and Oklahoma. It was 10 below zero in Bemidji, the nation's coldest town, and a sizzling 90 in Immokalee, Fla. Near Tucson, the Mt. Lem-mon ski area reported light snow yesterday, with 30-34 inches of snow on the slopes. Car chains are not required, but should be carried in cars.

The pollen count from the Tucson Clinic showed cotton-wond. 3: mulberrv, 5: Dine. 25. Scattered showers with snow in the higher elevations fell in western New Mexico and in Arizona. Grand Canyon and Flagstaff, measured one inch of new snow in six hours, giving Flagstaff a total of 11 inches on the ground.

Here are the temperature extremes around Arizona: Bisbee, 54-35; Douglas, 55-37; Flagstaff, 40-17; Ft. Huachuca, 53-39; Gila Bend, 70-48; Grand Canyon, 43-22; Maverick, low of 28; No-gales, low of 35; Phoenix, 61-48; Yuma, 74-46. .05 .02 Value lo $1.89 Al TOSS PILLOWS asstd. colors and styles II 50 Only Limit 1 4 "VClCv to Customer I TWU Declares It's Ready To Work For Bell PHOENIX (AP) The Transport Workers Union filed a U.S. District Court petition Tuesday stating its members are "ready, willing and qualified" to work for Bell Aerosystems.

Bell was asked in the petition to show cause why it should not be restrained from hiring non-Transport Workers Union employes at the Army's electromagnetic test facilities in Arizona. A hearing on the restraining order is scheduled next Tuesday. Bell is the recipient of an SIR million contract for work at the Army's electromagnetic test facilities at Ft. Huachuca, Gila Bend and Yuma. The previous contract holder was Pan American World TJvauesl Oklahoma City 73 Omaha 38 Philadelphia 55 Phoenix 41 Pittsburgh 47 Portland.

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MATTRESS (I with 1 7c purchase of mill jjr crib of $29.95 II or more The bill goes to the Senate, which is expected to go along with the House action. The bill sets two standards for congressional districts: They must be as compact as practical, and their population must be within 15 per cent of the state's average district. These provisions would be in effect for the election of the next Congress. Although the 15 per cent variation means there could be a difference of 30 per cent between the smallest and largest permissible districts, House sponsors hope the bill will meet the Supreme Court's one-man, one-vote goal for legislative bodies. Rep.

Emanuel Celler, who has been sponsoring similar legislation for 20 years, helped win over doubting members by telling them if they didn't pass the bill, the courts might move in and order districts drawn with a population variation of only one per cent. "This will create stability where there has been near chaos," said Rep. John V. Lindsay, No one could say how many districts would be affected by the new standards, but at least 13 states are grappling with re-districting problems and nearly every state has at least one district that varies by more than 15 per cent from the norm. The House rejected an amendment to let members run at-large if a state is ordered to re-district but is unable to complete the process before an election.

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