IBM to Build Tucson Plant for Magnetic Tape Drives
IBM's General Products Division plans a Tucson facility to manufacture magnetic tape drives and library storage products, with permanent space of about 500,000 square feet and construction starting next year. The project aims to attract service jobs and possibly draw other electronics firms to the city, though costs and exact site capacity remain undecided.
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IBM
Smith
James F. Manning
General Products Division
Tucson
IBM Computer Systems
San Jose
Calif
Boulder
Colo
Manning
General Products
Philip §. Dauber
Boulder Laboratory
Arizona
Phoenix
Expressway to new plant could lag, officials say
County officials warn a six lane Golf Links expressway to relieve traffic near Davis-Monthan AFB could be delayed up to two years behind IBM's 1,000 employee plant. The project, valued at 15 to 20 million, may use funds formerly assigned to I 710. An environmental impact study starts around January.
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IBM
Golf Links Road
Davis-Monthan Afb
State 10
Kolb Road
I-10
Houghton Road
Jones
D-M
Alvernon Way
Mexicans Set Aside Area for Captured Planes
Mexico City authorities report a special customs area at the international airport for planes seized in narcotics traffic. Two twin engine aircraft, a Beechcraft C45 and a Douglas S3, are already held under guard, with plans to bring in additional seized planes from elsewhere in the interior.
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Mexico City
UPI
Mexican man arrested in cocaine sale in Arizona
A 32 year old Mexican man, Juan Mendoza-Bacasehua of Caborca Son, was arrested in Sasabe Arizona after agreeing to sell 2.2 pounds of cocaine to undercover agent Alan Bachelier for 48000 dollars. Magistrate Raymond Terlitz set bond at 100000 dollars and he is held in Pima County Jail until the preliminary hearing next Tuesday.
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Drug Enforcement Administration
Juan Mendoza-Bacasehua
Caborca
Son
Sasabe
Ariz
Alan Bachelier
U.S
Raymond Terlitz
Mendoza-Bacasehua
Pima County
Three American doctors share Nobel in medicine
Three American doctors win the 1977 Nobel Prize for Medicine for research into hormones. Rosalyn Yalow of the Veterans Administration Hospital in New York City, Roger Guillemin of the Salk Institute in San Diego, and Andrew V. Schally of a New Orleans hospital share the award. Yalow’s work on radioimmunoassays of peptide hormones gains half the prize. Guillemin and Schally share the other half for brain peptide hormone production discoveries.
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Stockholm
Sweden
UPI
Caroline Institute
Drs
Rosalyn Yalow
Veterans Administration Hospital
New York City
Roger Guillemin
Salk Institute
San Diego
Andrew V. Schally
New Orleans
Dr. Yalow
Sec
Ond
Gerty Theresa Cori
Carl Ferdinand Cori
United States
Bernardo Alberto Houssay
Yalow
Guillemin
Schally
Solomon Berson
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