Tucson Daily Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 14

PAGE 14 A I I I MONDAY, JULY '1968 UA GETS PROPERTY City Annexes 180 ie, 61 Acres On Far East Side SP Petitions To Build Mine Spur Peopli By CHARLES TURBYVILLE Citizen Staff Writer Sixty-one acres and 180 people on the far East Side were an- into the city today by the City Signatures representing 51.76 per cent of the taxable property Attorney Wins HuLka Trial Delay Betty Jo Hubka, a former school teacher charged with attempted murder, today won a three week trial delay after defense attorney John William Johnson asked for more time to prepare his case. Johnson took the case June 12 after attorney John R. McDonald withdrew as defense counsel. Superior Court Judge Lawrence Howard rescheduled the trial for July 30. It had originally been set for July 9.

Mrs. Hubka, 43, who is also an author of childrens' books, was suspended from her teaching job after her arrest Jan. 5. She is charged with attempting to hire a county detective to arrange for her husband's murder. husband, Miles Hubka heads an industrial reporting service in Phoenix and was economic development manager of the Tucson Chamber of Com- 'Gator Invades Swimming Pool SAN ANTONIO, Tex.

(AP) -Archie a gardener at a San Antonio apartment com plex, thought there was som mistake. "These two girls came up sor of casually and told me there was an alligator in the Long said. "I told them it mus be a plastic one. But they said it wasn't because it moved." Long took a look and found live alligator, feet long Long slipped a noose around the 'gator and pulled it onto the con crete. The reptile was taken to tb alligator gardens at Bracken ridge Park.

the area had been secured on petition requesting the anne- ation. The area is in the Desert Steppes subdivision, orth of East 22nd Street and vest of Camino Seco. The tract primarily is a residential area. Today's action was the first since Mayor James I. Corbett Jr.

announced an ambitious annexation drive in larch, of which little has been leard lately. The mayor's plan ed many residents of areas out- the city limits to organize opposition to annexation. "I guess I'm tempted (to comment), but I'll resist," said he mayor today as the council )assed the annexation ordinance. City Manager Roger O'Mara said the annexation will "help square up the city's boundaries" on the East Side. City departments say there will be no "special service problems or ixtraordinary expense" in extending city services to the area, O'Mara added.

In other action, the council vacated a number of streets and alleys within the University of Arizona campus and signed he property over to the UA. The street vacations were an element in the city's argument with the university over right- of-way for widening North a 11 Avenue between Speedway and East 6th Street. The city withheld action on the vacations until the university displayed a more cooperative attitude from the city's point of view on the right-of-way, although this was never openly stated. Robert L. Houston, UA physical plant director, said today negotiations are proceeding on the Campbell Avenue problem and he expects them to result in a mutually acceptable arrangement.

The Southern Pacific Co. is seeking to build a spur track from Sahuarita to the Duval- Sierrita Mine, a distance of about 10 miles. The County Board of Supervisors today set Aug. 5 for a hearing on the franchise application. Duval has a multimillion expansion program set for the mining property and needs rail access to SP's main line, SP spokesmen say.

In other action today, the board accepted resolutions for the construction of the Oro Valley Improvement District for paving of nearly four miles of streets, along with eight miles of curbing. Estimated cost of the project is more than $220,000. Bids should be let within four to six weeks and construction start in three months. The board also established the Paseo del Norte paving project, running from Ina Road to Chapala Drive. Paving on the, 90-foot strip should begin by early fall.

A hearing on the petition to establish a Silver Bell Irrigation and Drainage District was continued until July 15. Werner G. Goering, president of Greater Arizona Ranches said the district would basically be established to lake advantage of the pending Centra! Arizona Project's water. The district would include 56,000 acres of land, both in Pima and Final counties. Steve Emerine, co-publisher of the Green Valley News, presented the board with a 270- name petition which seeks to have the county pay for about one mile of paving on a road which goes west from Sahuarita to the Sahuarita school.

Barry Opens Office Here Former Sen. Barry Goldwater formally opens his campaign office at 23GO E. Broadway from 7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. tomorrow.

He is seeking election to the Senate, replacing retiring Sen. Carl Hayclen. Sen. Paul Fannin is scheduled to attend the opening along with Dr. and Mrs.

Thomas Ross, Goldwater's daughter and son- in-law. P.L. Daily ROOFING CO. 622-8844 Callus TODAY! Court Seiitencings Sentenced in Superior Court today was: --Harriett P. Walser, 19, obtaining property by false pretenses, one year probation by Judge John P.

Collins. SENIOR CITIZENS NO SERVICE CHARGE CHECKING ACCOUNTS EL PATO Isn't only a taco sauce. It makes any mundane dish seem exotic. For instance, use it to basts hippopotamus steak. bite Sorry because quantities are limited in many cases, there will be no mail or phone orders during this sale.

FOR THIS EVENT ONLY-WE OPEN EARLY MONDAY AT Shop Monday Night 'til 9 9 A.M. Sonderegger Is ACLU Head Leo Sonderegger of Tucson is the new president of the Arizona chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union. He was elected at a weekend conference at Casa Grande. Other new officers are: Dr. Donald Gieschen of Phoenix, vice president; Mrs.

Emil Gavlak of Tucson, secretary; and Mrs. Don Ellis, of Phoenix, treasurer. UA Fraternity Suit Settled An $8,000 damage suit against a University of Arizona fraternity, Zeta Beta Tau, and its Tucson chapter, Alpha Omicron, was dismissed today after an out-of-court agreement was reached by attorneys. J. J.

Clifford and his wife, Patricia, filed the suit in Superior Court over the rental of a house at 422 N. Mountain Ave. to the fraternity. The suit charged the house was maliciously damaged, that furniture, a refrigerator, rugs, clothes closets, paint, plaster and electrical wiring were removed and that the fraternity unlawfully used the property for having wild parties. Other defendants in the suit were chapter president Art Ganger, and members Mark Siegel, Steve Amols, Mike Leber- son, Mike Hifovitz, Jim Fink and Elliott Siegel.

Police Hunt Girl Missing After Leaving Swim Pool A widespread search was under way today for a 17-year-old Rincon High School junior who disappeared Thursday after leaving home to go swimming in an East Side pool. -Police said Pamela VanWagner left her parents' home at 1817 S. Oak Park Drive Thursday morning, wearing a blue and white bathing suit and carrying a towel. Friends told officers they saw the girl leave the Rolling Hills Country Club swimming pool, E. 29th later the same day.

They said she left alone. Mrs. Vita VanWagner described her daughter as 5 feet 2 about 130 pounds, with dark brown eyes and short- cropped brown hair. Pamela VanWagner ARE THE SUMMER RAINS COMING? ROOFING Protect your investment by checking MULCAHY'S Ccletex for all types of roofing: Asphalt Shingles and Rolls Galvaimed Roofing Aluminum Roofing Wood Shingles Terms Available at Mulcahy Lumber Co. 501 WEST CONGRESS 623-9431 4001 EAST SPEED SJNCE1925 325-3389 and Safe Boxed Christmas Cards Regularly 2.00 boxes 1.00 Regularly 3.00 boxes 1.50 Regularly 5.00 boxes 2.50 Regularly 6.00 boxes 3.00 Regularly 8.00 boxes 4.00 Once a year savings on designer type cards from Hallmark, Mission, American Aritist, Casner and Designer Showcase.

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