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Nogales International
Nogales, Santa Cruz County, Arizona
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Jack Wolfe complains to Nogales International that his Walnut St. grocery paid a 50-cent scale inspection fee twice: in May to J.J. Lowe and yesterday to Mark W. Wanless, despite it being annual. He calls it 'petty larceny graft' and seeks refund from Chief Mark Tully.
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Jack Wolfe, who has a grocery store on Walnut street, came into the office of the Nogales International yesterday afternoon and stated that his store yesterday paid 50 cents for inspection of scales that should not have been paid.
"Former Chief of Police J. J. Lowe in May inspected the scales and we paid the 50 cent fee. That fee was supposed to be good for one year. Wolfe said.
"Yesterday, Mark W. Wanless, sealer of weights and measures, came around and while I was out he had my wife pay another 50 cents. I have a receipt showing it had already been paid in May."
"I call that petty larceny graft," said Mr. Wolfe as he left the International office to look for Chief of Police Mark Tully and try to get a refund.
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Nogales
Event Date
Yesterday
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wolfe seeks refund from chief of police mark tully
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Jack Wolfe's grocery store on Walnut street paid 50 cents for scale inspection in May by former Chief of Police J. J. Lowe, supposed to be good for one year. Yesterday, sealer Mark W. Wanless collected another 50 cents from Wolfe's wife while he was out. Wolfe has receipt from May and calls it petty larceny graft.