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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1977

Page

8

Carter outlines studies to streamline federal programs

President Carter announced the first major studies to streamline the federal government focusing on overlap in law enforcement, local economic development grants, human services and administrative services. He cited 46 sewage funding programs 7 housing programs 36 agencies with security forces and a $60 billion annual cost, urging bold reforms despite past resistance.

Washington Carter

Green Valley moves to incorporate its 6000 residents

Green Valley residents start petitions to decide via election if the retirement community should be incorporated. Donald Ross of the Coordinating Committee says 10 percent of registered voters must sign. He argues incorporation would let the community control its destiny as it grows. Supervisor Conrad Joyner notes the county services center opened last fall will still be used by the county regardless of incorporation.

Green Valley Green Valley Coordinating Committee Donald Ross Ross Conrad Joyner

Cadets Return to Finish Final Year at West Point

The first group of cadets involved in the 1970s cheating scandal returns to the U.S. Military Academy in West Point. 152 cadets were dismissed after widespread cribbing on an electrical engineering take home exam. now 175 years old, the academy enacts honor code reforms under a leniency plan requiring these cadets to retake Electrical Engineering, with Col. Jack Capps facilitating readmission and noting strict expectations.

West Point N.Y U.S. Military Academy Jack Capps

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