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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1977
Page
3
In a Tucson City Council bid Ward 3 sees a contest between Republican Kile Jarvis and Democrat George Miller. Miller, who beat incumbent James A. Hooton in September, would succeed Hooton after December 5.
Tucson voters face a hard fought contest between incumbent Democrat Rudy Castro a six year City Council veteran and Republican Roy Laos a 24 year old newcomer. Castro cites jobs and resisting budget cuts while Laos advocates leaner spending and expanded industry. Both are UA graduates with ties to local business and transit debates.
In Ward 6 Tucson City Council contest Republican entrant Lininger faces Democrat Volgy with voters in all wards allowed to cast ballots in three races. Precinct sites run 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. The race centers on spending water public transit and governance approach as both pledge audits and efficiency measures.
City voters go to the polls on two measures Prop 100 to require voter approval for new bonds and Prop 200 to allow transferring city sewer operation to the county. Prop 100 aims to curb bond sales without ballots, while Prop 200 would move sewer control to the county with council and supervisors to finalize terms by June 30, 1979 and potential groundwater deals with mines and farms.
Six candidates present overlapping positions on ERA and the Santa Cruz Riverpark with emphasis on keeping residents protected, reforming water rates, and supporting a metro government while wary of overreach. They call for conservation, general funding options, and balanced growth policies.
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