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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1977

Page

3

Catholic cemetery plan sparks East Side zoning fight

The Roman Catholic Diocese of Tucson and Rincon Area Plan supporters renew a four year dispute over re zoning 125 acres near E Old Spanish Trail and S Melpomene Way to allow a religious cemetery. Critics fear changes would invite further revisions and harm Saguaro National Monument and habitat.

Tucson Rincon E. Old. Spanish Trail S. Melpomene Way Pima County Board of Supervisors Saguaro National Monument

Marana seeks land donations for schools face legal barrier

The Marana Board of Education asked the Pima County Board of Supervisors to require developers in major housing projects to donate land for schools. County Attorney Rose Silver said state law blocks such mandates and a change would require legislative action. Supervisor Conrad Joyner proposed developers also provide infrastructure or build schools as developments grow.

Pima County Board of Supervisors Marana Board of Education Rose Silver County Attorney’s Office Arizona Marana Supt Nels H. Havens Melvin Zuckerman Southern Arizona Home Builders Association Conrad Joyner Joyner

Morgantown's driverless people mover moves crowds

Morgantown West Virginia after ten years of planning the 60 million prototype system is now moving about 12 000 people daily with peak loads near 17 000 In a compact path from downtown business district to the university campus the system operates seven days a week As a national transportation research site Morgantown faces traffic jams on narrow streets but remains a demonstration of urban mass transit and the first fully automated personal rapid transit system according to Dr Samy Elias.

Morgantown W. Va West Virginia University Engineers University John A. Volpe Fee Satin Aship James A. Ashburn West Virginia National Transportation Research Laboratory Department of Transportation Urban Mass Transportation Administration Urban Mass Transit Administration Samy E. G. Elias Elias West Virginia University Industrial ‘Engineering The People Mover PRT

Russian tour delayed postpones UA professor trip to Moscow

The Soviet Union postponed a planned trip to Moscow by two University of Arizona faculty members linked to NSF funded teams. Benn Konsynski and Jay Nunamaker may not travel until September or later as Russian officials cite no hotel rooms available.

Soviet Union University of Arizona Moscow Benn R. Konsynski National Science Foundation Jay F. Nunamaker Russia Konsynski UA Management Nunamaker Keonsynski

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