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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1977
Page
2
New York police order couples out of lovers lanes to reduce targets for the killer nicknamed Son of Sam. With six dead and seven wounded in a year, authorities fear vigilante actions while officers heighten patrols and protect fear-stricken neighborhoods.
A husband questions the conduct of a woman who answered detailed inquiries about her private life to an university inquiry. The incident raises concern over privacy and the handling of personal information in public settings.
Texas Governor Dolph Briscoe and New Mexico Governor Jerry Apodaca join California’s Jerry Brown and Arizona’s Raul Castro in San Diego to inaugurate the Southwest Border Regional Commission. The body covers 36 border counties from San Diego to Brownsville and will pursue regional economic development. The Monday program focuses on by laws and charter adoption.
About 700 Arizona FFA members gathered at the University of Arizona for a three day administrative conference. New officers were elected including Glen Morrison as president and Mark Kuhlwein as state secretary. Public speaking winner was Lisa Fugute of Yuma High School. No state sweetheart was chosen this year.
Richard Gonzales 35 is jailed on aggravated assault charges after allegedly knifing Eduardo V. Moreno 59 and Eduardo Jr. 31 during a 850 p.m. brawl outside La Conga Bar at 1080 N Contzen. Police seek two more suspects as victims recover at St Mary's Hospital. both in satisfactory condition.
The first tankerload of Alaskan North Slope crude from Valdez aboard the Arco Juneau heads to Cherry Point refinery Washington to be refined into gasoline. Atlantic Richfield expects at least a million dollars from the 1230 mile voyage as ships will dock every nine days for decades.
Public records list numerous marriage licenses in Tucson area including James Lovelace and Terry Miller Camille Must Rolando Fernandez and Laura Barley plus many other couples. Also reported are decrees of marriage dissolution and births at home with hospital notes from St Joseph's Tucson Medical Center and University Hospital.
Moscow faces a historic heat spell as Muscovites queue for cold drinks and ice cream, flock to beaches, and drink beer. Temperatures reach the high 80s to 90s for two weeks, about 15 to 20 degrees above normal, with high humidity heightening the heat.
Judge Lilliander refused to issue an order barring East Side homeowners from picketing the Hearthstone Hills sales office for the second time in eight days. Beauty Built Homes had sought an injunction claiming the protest damaged business.
Police search for Daniel Levasseur 21 of 8040 E Nicaragua Drive after he fled City Court at 161 W Alameda St around 2:30 pm yesterday while being held on felony charges. He was not manacled in court or during transport and was last seen in a red white checkered shirt and blue corduroy pants.
Congress closes summer session amid many actions led by the House and Senate. President Carter signs a 33.2 billion military aid bill noting its importance to national security and foreign relations, then departs Plains Ga. Energy package passes the House 244 177 sending to the Senate as other measures move forward including farm policy reform and a major military construction bill.
Washington AP report says the Arizona congressional delegation blocked a Florida aimed amendment to the Agriculture Act of 1977 restricting Mexican tomatoes. Senator Barry Goldwater credited Senator Robert Dale for warning of the move and, with Senator Dennis DeConcini and Representative Morris Udall, lobbied the joint conference committee to strike the measure.
Racine Wisconsin NOW leader JoEllen Simmons awarded James Fumo a Thump on the Head for a portable sign outside his J J Audio Capitol Store that read Shoes must be worn but bras are optional. Fumo defended the wording as a biweekly changing sign.
Police Sgt Virgil E Lowell in plain clothes confronted Rodney Quinn 18 who blocked the ramp with a .22 revolver. Lowell moved toward his car used it as a shield and fired three times fatally wounding Quinn in the chest on the Stevenson Expressway exit.
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