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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1977

Page

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Ambulance Snafu Spurs State Probe Request

Tucson General Hospital asks the State Corporation Commission to investigate whether ambulances bypass the nearest facility. The dispute centers on an accident case where responders sent Brian Arthur to University Hospital, while Tucson General contends patients should go to the closest hospital.

Tucson State Corporation Commission Michael J. Harris Tucson General Hospital Tucson General University Hospital Harris William Kordsiemon Kord Brian Arthur North Campbell Avene East River Road Arthur Univer Kordsiemon

Patti Deery Named in Halloween Greeting Fuss

A 17 year old Rincot High senior Patti Deery gains newspaper prestige from a Halloween greeting but worries about the cleanup this afternoon. Her mother Harriet Deery stands amid the mess as two children reportedly received drugs as Halloween treats, page 5D.

Patti Deery Rincot High Minay Harriet Deery

Oil profits challenge deregulation stance in new study

A conservative study funded by the American Enterprise Institute says oil profits outpaced the average industry for 15 years, despite executives claiming low investor appetite for exploration. The report highlights profits after the 1973 74 embargo and questions deregulation arguments.

American Enterprise Institute Allen R. Glick Las Vegas Securities and Exchange Commission

Tucson News Briefs Include City Bus Concerns and Football Film

Items note a Tucson council race between Rudy Castro and Roy Laos with shared native and Mexican-American roots. Also mention Tony Mason criticizing BYU game film as violent. The page highlights city transit issues, limited weekend service, driver shortages, and aging buses.

Rudy Castro Roy Laos

Fall Weather Report Brightens Cloudy Skies

High cloudiness and occasional breeziness mark the next few days with no rain in sight. Temperatures will range from the low fifties tonight to around eighty by tomorrow, mirroring yesterday's 78/51 extremes.

Energy package moves to conference amid tax battle

A multibillion dollar Senate energy tax package advances to a conference committee to merge with House taxes. The Senate proposal offers business tax breaks and up to 400 for home efficiency, plus gas tax deductions extended to 1965. the House plan raises about 40 billion with higher energy prices.

Washington Senate Congressional Conference Committee House United States Federal Treasury

Helms Pleads No Contest on Chile Testimony Charges

Former CIA Director Richard Helms pleads no contest to two misdemeanor counts for not fully answering questions before the Senate in 1973 about CIA activity in Chile. The government seeks the minimum $200 fine and no jail, citing national security and his distinguished career. Frank Church condemns the deal as double standard for the powerful.

Washington CIA Richard M. Helms Chile Justice Department Carter Helms Senate Foreign Relations Committee U.S Tran

Pentagon bets on cruise missile to outpace Soviet defenses

Pentagon officials say cruise missiles can outpace the Soviet Union’s air defense, even with a hypothetical crash program. Carter backs expanding cruise missile development over the B 1 bomber, arguing the weapon could penetrate defenses despite a vast Soviet system with hundreds of anti aircraft sites and thousands of missiles.

Washington Pentagon Soviet Union Moscow Defense United States U.S Carter

Tucson District 1 plans infant birth handicap program

Tucson School District 1 proposes expanding handicapped programs to infants and preschoolers. The plan includes in-home services for severely handicapped newborns, preschool training for ages 3 to 5, and a test where moderately handicapped students try regular classrooms to gauge learning and behavior.

Tucson School District 1 Arizona District 1

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