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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1977
Page
8
Tucson adopts a bond refinancing plan saving about 10 million dollars over 12 years to reduce future water rate increases. Residents are urged to conserve by watering only on alternate days and avoiding outdoor use from 4 pm to 8 pm while city reservoirs rise, marking initial progress toward a reliable, affordable supply.
Spain held its first free parliamentary elections in 41 years with a centrist coalition led by Adolfo Suarez winning the largest share. The Communist party won the fewest seats. A new constitution is planned and debated amid slow growth and Basque autonomy tensions, leaving Spain’s democratic transition fraught with uncertainties.
The 45th U.S. Conference of Mayors concluded in Tucson with high praise for Mayor Lewis C. Murphy and City Hall staff. Attendees credited near faultless programming and a friendly environment for the smooth event. Several mayors claimed Tucson may find it hard to top this gathering.
William Raspberry argues that the Miami ordinance backlash and Anita Bryant’s crusade risk a national witchhunt against homosexuals. He notes moderates seek live-and-let-live stances, while extremists push discrimination or normalization efforts, warning about fear and public backlash. He calls for restraint and further discussion.
Editorial views Tucson should explore uni goring city and county despite state resistance. Panelists like Neil Goldschmidt of Portland and mayors of Nashville Carson City and Indianapolis cite efficiency, stable taxes, and economic gains from unified government, urging Tucson to test consolidation with voter approval.
Mark Russell, a Washington based political satirist, comments on royalty symbolism, US Saudi oil stance, and a mocked energy moral equivalent of war. He jokes about public figures like Jane Fonda and Eugene McCarthy in a satirical voice.
William F Buckley Jr notes a Citizens Legal Defense Fund for the FBI formed after FBI agent John J Kearneys indictment. He cites prominent backers including William E Simon Clare Boothe Luce James L Buckley and Leon Jaworski amid claims of political harassment and broader anti FBI sentiment. He links agee Philby and Hoffer to the debate while criticizing prosecutions of Kearney.
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