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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1977
Page
2
In Phoenix a Karlsruhe delegation plans to visit this fall, though officials say the sister city relationship was never formalized and mail mixups may hinder recognition. No funds exist to host unofficial guests as Phoenix faces a city primary election.
Eli Lilly and Co says insulin supplies are ample to meet the needs of diabetics redirected from the banned phenformin. HEW secretary Califano classed phenformin an imminent hazard and FDA will curb its availability. Lilly asserts insulin demands will be met. other options include strict diet and oral drugs like tolbutamide chlorpropamide and acetohexamide.
Nixon aide denounces Time report claiming the Teamsters Union paid 1 million to influence Hoffa and hush up Watergate. DOJ eyes questioning Nixon. Fitzsimmons challenges investigators to reveal sources. Time cites FBI notes on two 500000 payments and Las Vegas delivery in 1973. Hoffa believed murdered by organized crime.
Hatfield’s national bottle bill bid was defeated in the Senate Energy Committee amid Carter Administration opposition and beverage industry lobbying. Oregon’s 1972 refundable deposit law on beer and soft drinks prompted litter reductions and public support, with debate on possible reintroduction via other measures.
City council approves 4.4 cent per mile hike, authorizes an audit of Old Pueblo Transit Co. after the private firm refuses city access to financial records. The $205,500 subsidy covers night and weekend routes, with service cuts threatened if records remain closed.
The Tucson council approved a Safer Roads Demonstration Project with the federal government covering most costs for replacing small or night-invisible stop signs. It also cleared plans for a pedestrian walkway linking the existing and new federal courthouse sites. In Mayfair Terrace a paving and sidewalk improvement district was approved despite mixed resident support over an $8.50 monthly assessment.
President Ferdinand Marcos defends martial law as protecting civil liberties and rejects foreign accusations that his regime violates human rights. He spoke after a Geneva ICJ report said martial law aims to extend his power and notes near total suspension of civil liberties in the Philippines.
Esperanto speakers from four countries open a seven day annual congress in Reykjavik Iceland focusing on communication. Delegates discuss linguistic unity and cross border collaboration as sessions begin.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission and BRK Electronics issue a second recall for over 80,000 110 volt smoke detectors sold by BRK AMF ITE Imperial Sears Roebuck. Models include BRK SS749AC SS749ACS SS749L SS749SL AMF 2000AC Z0MACS ITE I 57049 57047 57048 with possible resistor failure. detectors will be replaced at no charge by Aurora.
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