New Tucson publisher Geehan vows no formulas guiding paper
James Geehan named publisher of the Tucson Citizen after 11 years’ service by William Small Jr. He rejects fixed rules, pledging fair coverage and independence, while adjusting to Tucson and learning community sentiment. The Geehans have three children and diverse media connections.
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Gannett names publishers at two other newspapers
Gannett announces new publishers for San Bernardino Sun Telegram and Bellingham Herald. William L. Honeysett moves from Bellingham to San Bernardino, replacing James Geehan who becomes Tucson Citizen publisher. Bellingham Herald promotes Charles J. Wanninger to editor and publisher, with Diane Borden becoming managing editor.
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Energy tax credits seen likely under Carter plan
Washington reports that Congress may approve a broad energy package before adjournment. If the House Ways and Means plan holds, homeowners and businesses could receive a 20 percent tax credit on insulation and energy upgrades, capped at 200 dollars for a 1000 dollar job, though Carter had proposed a higher ceiling.
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