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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1977
Page
2
Consumer questions about mail order deadlines refunds and warranties are answered with agency tips. The column explains rights to cancel if shipments miss promised times or 30 days and how sellers must notify and offer refunds. It also covers insurer lien and bill payment concerns and a reader watch warranty dispute with an involved store.
U S Rep Morris Udall argues numerous firms foster energy solutions and opposes vertical and horizontal concentration in oil. He urges divestiture to promote inter fuel competition while a planned debate with Sen Tower was canceled. A small recall protest took place outside the Tucson forum.
Phoenix AP reports state motor pool car users show little incentive to cut mileage or fuel use. Agencies pay for a minimum 1200 miles monthly at 15 cents per mile, or at least 180 dollars, regardless of actual use. Floyd Williams Jr. acknowledges no built in conservation incentive, citing other factors.
The Arizona Lung Association awarded a $13,000 fellowship to University of Arizona researcher Dr. Tom Beller to advance pulmonary medicine study in the UA College of Medicine division of respiratory sciences. Also discussed are car pool policies and mileage rules affecting agency use and pool car demand.
Legal notices detail FCC license amendments for Garden Star Broadcasting and transfer petitions for Rex Broadcasting KCUB. Public inspections at Tucson offices, with multiple director and stockholder names listed. Also includes Tucson City Hall budget hearing notices and CETA public notice.
Public notice announces funding allocations and review for Youth and Community Conservation projects under CETA Title I Part C in Pima County Arizona. It lists recommended funding amounts for ROTC development Urban League Pascua Yaqui Association and other groups, invites comments, and provides contact details for Frank Romero and Tony Cordero.
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