Klein Drives PCC Board Into Turbulent Public Spotlight
Dr. James B. Klein on the Pima Community College governing board has sparked controversy with lengthy meetings and relentless information requests. Colleagues accuse him of disputation and undermining officials while he portrays perceived slights as persecution. colleagues contemplate censure and conflict over minutes accuracy.
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Esther D. Tang
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Rosemary Garcia
Ronald J. Stolkin
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Stephen Cneely
Pima County
State Community College Board
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Trustee Klein clashes with PCC board over public records
Elgie Batteau notes a hostile split on the PCC board as Klein accuses colleagues of acting like a den of black widow spiders. Trustees say Klein seeks excessive public information and questions whether the process serves governance. Each side defends or challenges access to records and proper conduct.
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Son of Sam Berkowitz pleads innocent in New York killings
In State Supreme Court David Berkowitz 24 pleads not guilty to indictments charging murder attempted murder felonious assault and illegal possession of a .44 caliber revolver linked to six deaths and seven injuries. Police report handwritten letters reveal his nightmare beliefs and calls to violence.
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Duke of Death
David Berkowitz
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State Supreme Court
Stacy Moskowitz
Mark Heller
Leonard Voswein
Berkowicz
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Citizen Tomorrow Preview: 1977 Tucson Area High School Football
The Citizen begins its annual high school football pre view tomorrow highlighting Tucson and Southern Arizona teams. The feature outlines schedules prospects and key players for the 1977 season, providing fans with an in depth look before kickoff.
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Shark attack survivor recalls great white encounter off San Francisco
Glenn Friedman, 20, of Berkeley, recounts being bitten on the right thigh and calf by a suspected 15 to 20 foot great white while skindiving for abalone with his cousin Paul Friedman and friend Joe Elson, north of San Francisco. They reached shore on an inflated mattress after doctors removed three shark teeth fragments.
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Probes Focus on Public Housing and HUD Programs
A Tucson task force probes public housing and FHA HUD programs amid alleged conflicts of interest. Investigations involve city employees, real estate deals, and the Replacement Housing Payments program with police and HUD officials coordinating with the county attorney. Public hearings planned, then canceled, as inquiries continue.
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Taylor
Ms. Taylor
Tucson
William J. Gilkinson
Smitherman
Pima County Attorney’s Office
Department of Human and Community Development
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South Side
Phoenix official named housing standards chief
Phoenix Raul H Castro appoints Ray Jones to lead the new State Division of Mobile and Manufactured Housing Standards. Jones, a former Hughes Aircraft engineer and building codes director, will oversee mobile homes RVs and accessories with a five member board setting codes. He is a Democrat and Senate confirmation is required.
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Wild Trucker Destroys Police Cars In High-Speed Chase
Melvin Davis, 36, of Philadelphia led a 50 mile chase in a 1& wheel tractor trailer that damaged three patrol cars and as many as 20 other vehicles. Officers shot out cab windows to subdue him after a two hour pursuit across Henderson and Madison counties ending near Jackson.
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Tennessee Highway Patrol
Jackson
Melvin Davis
Philadelphia
Henderson County
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Anaconda transfers to hurt local economy in Denver space
The Denver Post reports Anaconda will lease space for 17 floors as Arco shifts parts of its North American producing and crude and minerals divisions into Anaconda's Denver facilities. Anaconda places its mineral resources HQ in temporary Denver space until the new building nears completion. The FTC failed to block the Arco Anaconda merger.
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