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Alaska House
Clears ]>few Liquor
Hours Measure
JUNEAU, UP) — After spending
considerable time listening to
speeches, the House voted 23-15
Friday for a bill which provides
flexible three-hour closing for
Alaska’s drinking establishments.
During the course of debate,
House Speaker Warren Taylor
stepped down from the rostrum to
deliver a major speech in favor
of passage.
“Liquor is a legal - occupation,”
• Taylor said. The man who sells
liquor, he added, is just as high
in the eyes of the law as the
man who sells baby shoes.”
Taylor called the bill “the
\ most liberal and possibly the fair
est measure since liquor became
legal In 1933.”
Rep. Richard Greuel (D-Fair
banks.. said the long deliberation
over liquor regulations was in
Alaska’s “hallowed legislative
tradition,” and reminded mem
bers a major liquor bill -had been
before every session of the Legis
lature since prohibition ended in
1933.
Under terms of the bill, the Al
coholic Beverage Control Board
would set individual licensee’s
closing hours, but could not re
strict them to less than 21 hours,
seven days a wpek, outside cities.
IVfunicipalities would limit op
erations to less than 21 hours by
ordinance.
The bill would require the
liquor control board meet at least
once a year in each of Alaska’s
four major election districts,
would -permit hotels, motels and
similar establishments with bev
erage dispensary licenses the right
to serve drinks to guests in their
rooms and in dining areas.
The measure also would pro
hibit transfers of licenses unless
the board was satisfied all debts
and taxes owed by the original
licensee were paid.
Greuel’s amendment re-estab
lishing a two-mile liquor-free
area around colleges and univer
sities was approved. A previous
amendment had permitted licens
ing establishments within 200 feet
of the schools. '
The bill and a resolution,
passed earlier in the day, which
would annul most of the liquor
regulations imposed by the ABC
last fall, were sent to the Senate.
Fairview P.U.D.
Becomes Part of
City of Anchorage
JUNEAU, UF1 — The city of An
chorage was a little bit bigger
Saturday after the Senate’s 13-6
vote to allow the scheduled an
nexation of the Fairview Public
Utility District.
The vote, which came after
nearly two hours of debate, was
on a motion to indefinitely post
pone a House-approved resolu
tion that would have blocked the
annexation.
Annexation of the mile-square
area within the city of Anchorage
was proposed by the Local Boun
dary Commission Feb. 3. Under
the State Constitution, such rec
ommendations go into effect
within 45 days unless disapproved
by the Legislature.
The annexation became effec
tive one minute after midnight
Saturday.
An estimated 8,000 persons live
in Fairview and they have re
sisted annexation in past local
elections although the deciding
margin has been small.
Opponents of annexation have
contended settlement of the issue
was being taken out of local hands
and the residents were being de
prived of their votes.
“We’re not depriving these
people of their rights,” Sen. Sea
born J. Buckalew Jr. (D-Anchor
age) told the Senate. “These
people needed to go into Anchor
age. A year from now this will
be forgotten.”
Sen. Ralph Moody (D-Anchor
age), chairman of the Senate’s Ju
diciary Committee, said annexa
tion would result in better police
protection, better fire protection,
water service, city sewage and
other services and sanitation needs
not now available to most Fair
view residents.
Stable Hand Sought for
Questioning in Brutal
State Park Sex Killings
OTTAWA, 111., (/P> — A young
stable hand, once questioned and
released, was sought again Satur
day by investigators seeking the
brutal killer of three socially
prominent women.
Authorities said the man about
25, has been missing since he was
questioned briefly after the beat
en bodies of the women were
found Wednesday in a shallow
cave in Starved Rock State Park.
Sheriff’s deputies said the
stable wroker was seen in the
park Monday about the time the
three women left the park lodge
for a hike into picturesque St.
Louis Canyon. Their bodies, par
tially stripped, were found two
days later.
Investigators said the stable
where the man worked is near
the entrance to St. Louis Canyon.
They said the person who reported
seeing the stable hand in the park
told them he appeared extreme
ly nervous and that his clothes
were torn and disheveled.
The women, who disappeared
Monday shortly after checking
into the lodge, were wives of
Chicago business executives and
lived in Riverside, a Chicago
suburb. »
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EVERY DAY
PUBLIC NOTICE
BY
STATE BOARD OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTANCY
Notice is hereby given of the forthcoming examination for:
“CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT”
MAY 18, 19 and 20, 1960
Anyone wishing to take the above examination should make
application to Ray Kohler, Secretary of the Board, P.O. Box 907,
| Fairbanks. Alaska, on or before April 15. 1960.
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