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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1977
Page
6
Thomas L. Lee ended 20 years in Tucson Unified School District 1 on his last day as district administrator. He greeted 150 colleagues and accepted multiple invitations while reflecting on change as Wilbur Lewis takes over. He plans home projects and a Alaska cruise with his wife.
Governor Raul Castro appointed UH personnel to a two year Groundwater Management Study Commission, with a 1979 report guiding constitutional and statutory amendments. The group includes municipal, mining, agricultural, Indian, utility, and public representatives, plus 14 lawmakers from both chambers.
Dist 1 will hire Peat Marwick Mitchell to conduct two major evaluations this month. The $38,000 study will assess administration structure and student enrollment across 08 campuses, with results due in late October. Possible outcomes include school closures, consolidations, and decentralization of administration.
Gates Learjet Corp launched its aircraft modification center in Tucson, citing a baptism by fire as it handles a surge of orders for the 35 and 36 models with special flight equipment and custom interiors. Linden Blue praises the move as foresight despite initial strain amid balancing finishing in Tucson and Wichita operations.
Pittsburgh report says U S Steel Corp leads a Customs Court action charging foreign exporters with government subsidies giving unfair export advantages. The piece notes Learjet's Tucson and Wichita operations, growth plans, and potential model 55/56 production, with 2 000 Wichita employees and 600 in Tucson amid strong demand and hiring challenges.
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