Bolin demands his own man as Huerta resigns DES director
John Huerta resigns as director of the Department of Economic Security after Bolin says he needs his own appointee. Ed Crowley becomes acting director as the state screens candidates. Huerta, praised by officials, states his resignation is governor’s prerogative and notes potential future offers. DES has grown significantly since 1972.
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Welfare roll recruiting ethics questioned in Texas
A regional director in the Texas State Human Resources Department will be reprimanded for offering a steak dinner to the employee who added the most people to welfare rolls. Commissioner Jerome Chapman said the move was not about padding eligibility to avoid staff cuts, but about reaching those with inadequate diets.
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Pentagon Plan Aims 10 Percent Women Enlisted by 1983
The Defense Department seeks to raise enlisted women from about 95 400 to 200 600 in five years, aiming for the largest female force since World War II. Changes in law and regulations would allow service in combat zones and on Navy ships, with the plan to recruit and expand the ranks.
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Indian water rights debate shifts to economics and ethics
Salt River Project official argues federal reports favor Indian water rights with a higher social value. He proposes Congress pause litigation and pursue self sufficiency through coal, electricity and agriculture, studying water needs and sources for each tribe while compensating current users.
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Wounded man shot by Tucson officer outside Dee's Bar
Police say Adam James Wames age 27 was arguing with his wife Mari lyn 31 at Dee's Bar in Tucson when two plainclothes officers intervened. Officer Jesus Ochoa fired twice through a car window injuring Wames who was armed with a knife. another officer did not fire. Wames remains in guarded condition at Kino Community Hospital. A three-member board will review whether the officers acted properly after being removed from duty.
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Futurist Buckminster Fuller to Speak at Arizona UA
Buckminster Fuller, creator of the geodesic dome, will address the University of Arizona at 8 p.m. Monday in the Main Auditorium on "Thinking Out Loud." The free public talk will explore his visions 50 years ahead.
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Arizona Students Defeat Fees for Campus Parking Garage
University of Arizona President John P. Schaefer says a plan for a multilevel campus garage will likely die after students voted 1,519 against and 1,193 in favor of an $8 fee increase to fund it. He will not push bonding authority unless student support returns.
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Udall to Spend Time in Arizona District
Rep. Morris K. Udall will dedicate most of the next two months to his southeastern Arizona district. He will stay here through Monday, return to Washington briefly, then resume duties in the district for the year. He will attend University of Arizona homecoming events, a conference on teenage women and juvenile justice, and hearings at the Tucson Community Center on rural senior citizens with Sen. Dennis DeConcini.
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Citizens Challenge UA Probe Over Alleged Misuse
A local watchdog group named Citizens Concerned for Integrity at UA questions a county report on 32 allegations that University of Arizona staff misused state equipment and stole materials. Leader Rev Elbert Morford calls the investigation biased and deceptive while county official John Moffitt defends it as thorough after months of work tracing former UA staff across the country.
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