Town Hall fears federal meddling in Arizona water policy
More than 130 Arizonans at the 3st Arizona Town Hall debate water scarcity policy. J W O Meara warns Carter plan drawn by federal departments could harm Arizona, urging state control of water rights and limits on irrigation from federal projects. Panel discussions consider congressional action on Indian water rights, with general session to decide recommendations.
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Arizona faces forever cutback on water use says draft report
The Arizona Water Commission drafts a plan urging permanent reductions in wasted water and a definition of necessary uses. It notes groundwater overuse and cites agriculture as the largest depletion, with urban and mining sectors smaller but needing improvement in irrigation and management.
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Commission
Mexican workers qualify for unemployment aid nationwide
A federal judge ruled that Mexican farm workers applying for unemployment assistance under the 1974 federal act do not need to be Arizona residents. Judge Dan A. Muecke decided in a suit by 11 Mexican nationals who entered the United States and held work permits. They had been denied aid because the state required residents for federal EJAUA benefits. The act funds unemployed individuals not eligible for other assistance.
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Dan A. Muecke
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Students Collect Food Drive at PCC Campuses
Pima Community College student groups are organizing a food drive to support the Community Food Bank. The Student Veterans Association, Social Action Student Society, and Pima Connection promote donations of canned goods, dry foods, and glass jars at West Campus Downtown Campus and Education Center. Perishable items may be delivered by calling the Food Bank at 622-0525.
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Beverly Hills Supper Club fire survivors face shortened lives
Campbell County Kentucky. Dr Fred Stine told a convention of the National Association of Medical Examiners that survivors with irreparable lung damage from the Beverly Hills Supper Club fire will have shortened lives as the tissue damage is permanent and cannot be reversed.
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Louisville, KY
UPI
Campbell County
Fred Stine
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National Association of Medical Examiners
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