Miami miners vote today over furloughs and contract
Seven unions representing about 570 Cities Service Copper Co. workers on strike since July 1 at Globe, Miami, and Superior plan a three year settlement after an all night bargaining session. The company announced furloughs for 490 of 570 union employees as talks proceeded.
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Kennecott
Magma
Brown
Arizona
Globe, Miami
Superior
Cycle crash on East Speedway ends in Tucson death
A Tucson man Thomas J. Webster, 26, died after his motorcycle left the road and struck two palm trees on a street median at Speedway and North Catalina Avenue. Police say he was weaving in traffic before the crash.
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Tucson
East Speedway Boulevard
Thomas J. Webster
Bus crash kills 37 in Michoacan Mexico
A chartered bus with over 40 passengers on a three day excursion veered off a highway near Nueva Italia Michoacan and tumbled into a 31 foot deep canyon. Thirty seven people died and officials reported the toll. It was 188 miles west of Mexico City between Nueva Italia and Uruapan. It was unclear if any foreigners were aboard.
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Nueva Italia
Mexico
Mexico City
Uruapan
Michoacan
Power blackout hits Northwest Tucson area last night
Tucson Gas and Electric officials say the cause of a nearly three hour blackout on the Northwest side remains unknown. Power was cut to parts of a three square mile area around Ina Road Oracle Road Las Lomitas Road and La Cholla Boulevard.
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Tucson Gas & Electric Co
Ina, Oracle and
Las Lomitas Roads
la Cholla Boulevard
Beating the peak in Tucson water restrictions
Tucson residents continue to beat the peak as city officials report the reservoir level at 6 a.m. today at 73 million gallons. They say anything above 70 million gallons is excellent. Residents are reminded to water only on alternating days and not between 4 p.m. and p.m. Odd and even address numbers determine watering days.
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Tucson
Georgetown doctors report harm from laetrile use
Georgetown University specialists report two cancer patients developed adverse reactions to laetrile and warn the substance may be dangerous. Dr. Philip S. Schein said the findings, submitted to the Journal of the American Medical Association, aim to alert professionals and the public that laetrile may not be safe.
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Georgetown University
Philip S. Schein
Georgetown
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Journal of the American Medical Association
Schein
AMA
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