Magazine backs Udall stand on mining reform drive
Pay Dirt, a Bisbee based magazine for mine operators in Arizona and New Mexico, urges laying aside a recall against U.S. Representative Morris K Udall while defending his shift to back the mining congress bill. Editor William C Epler says Udalls new stance clarifies his position and aims to defeat any hard rock mining bill including the Administration plan.
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Pay Dirt
Arizona
New Mexico
U.S
Morris K. Udall
Udall
William C. Epler
Carter
House Interior Committee
Congress
Interior Committee
Glynn Burkhart
Small Miners Association
Epler
Mining Congress
The
Arizona Small Mine Operators Assn
Meatball Named America’s Dog Hero of 1977
In a UPI report Meatball the German shepherd, owned by Mrs. Robert Keith of Marvis Alabama, wins top honors as America’s dog hero of 1977. He received a gold medal a $1 000 savings bond a year supply of dog food and a gold plated leash and collar after chasing off a burglar while protecting his owner. Queenie a Doberman pinscher and Jefferson an Irish setter finished second and third respectively for acts of courage protecting their families.
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Robert Keith
Mary Evelyn
Morris, Ala
Meatball
America
Keith
Dallas
UPI
Marvis
Ala
Queenie
William Goerlitz Jr
Jacksonville
Fla
Jefferson
James Fitzpatrick
Highland
Border mayors seek funding and merger with federal border panel
Mayors from U S border cities discussed funding for their Organization of United States Mexico Border Cities now renamed to reflect Mexico ties. They anticipate a funding decision within 60 days, with a possible merger with the Southwest Regional Border Commission if funding fails.
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San Diego
U.S
Federal Border Commission
Federal Commission
Jess Hara
Mayors’ Conference
Organization of the
United States Border Cities
Organization of
United States-Mexico Border Cities
Carter
Cris Aldrete
Southwest Regional Border Commission
Tucson
Aldrete
Mayors’ Group
Correction ambulances stay on duty in Tucson
The Tucson Citizen clarifies a Tuesday report based on Tucson Fire Department input, stating that two private ambulance firms Kord's Ambulance Service and A&A Ambulance Service will continue to provide paramedic service in the city indefinitely, not stop.
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Tucson Citizen
Tucson Fire Department
Kord’s Ambulance Service
A&a Ambulance Service
No Longe
Kord's
A&a
Mexicans wage air assault against opium poppy fields
A Mexican attorney general task force uses helicopters to spray herbicide on opium poppy fields across four states near Sonora and Sinaloa. Pilots Lomeli and Flores guide spray runs over fields as observers from U S agencies monitor operations. The effort, part of Region Six, targets a major heroin supply, with pilots often armed and flying daily during peak seasons.
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Columbus
N.M
Lomell and
Flores
Attorney General's Office
Sonora
Chihuahua
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Sinaloa
Durango
Carlos Aguilar Garza
Mechanic Tests Patrol Car Sparks Fire in Iowa
OWA CITY Iowa AP 19 year old mechanic Dean Luedtke took a police car for a spin with a friend, 25 miles over country roads with red lights and siren. Oil leaked from a repaired transmission into an exhaust starting a fire he put out. He was arraigned on operating a motor vehicle without owner's consent.
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Owa City
Iowa
Iowa Highway Patrol
Dean Luedtke
Luedtke
Stockdale Named New Naval War College Chief
Vice Admiral James Stockdale, a Vietnam POW for over seven years and Medal of Honor recipient, becomes president of the Naval War College in Newport Rhode Island. He previously led the Strategy Plans and Policy Division at the Office of the CNO.
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Newport
R.I
James Stockdale
Vietnam
Naval War College
Stockdale
Office of the Chief of Naval Operations
Ak-Chin water rights bill moves in House hearings
Congress discusses a Senate passed Ak-Chin water rights bill to guarantee emergency water and a permanent 60 000 to 85 000 acre feet supply. The tribe would waive damage claims in exchange, while seeking to avert a looming water shortage as pumping nearby reduces their water table. The measure would authorize drilling near the reservation and fund feasibility studies and a delivery system.
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Washington
Arizona
Congress
Arzona
House
Senate
Ak-Chin
Dennis DeConcini
D-Ariz
Morris Udall
Phoenix
Tucson
Bureau of Land Management
Food stamp plan explained in two public hearings
The Arizona Department of Economic Security schedules two hearings at El Rio Neighborhood Center to explain changes in the national food stamp program. DES says the plan adds state flexibility, removes part of the benefit cost from families, and lowers income eligibility to help those most in need.
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Arizona Department of Economic Security
el Rio
W. Speedway Blvd
DES
DES Food Stamp Administration Office
Public Hearing Set On 1978 Plan For Handicapped Education
The Arizona Department of Education will hold a public hearing on the Annual Program Plan for Fiscal Year 1978 for Part B of the Education of the Handicapped Act as amended by PL 94-142. The session is on October 7, 1977 at 10 00 P.M. in Phoenix. Parents, guardians, and the general public are invited to attend.
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Arizona Department of Education
Jefferson Phoenix
Arizona
Arizona Daily Star
Tucson Citizen
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Interior
Phillip Burton
D-Calif
Burton
Grover Heinrichs
Pima County
Republican Club
Marriott
Broadway
UPI Tele
Haro
Alfredo Gutierrez
del Rio
Tex
Ray Salazar
el Paso
Mayors’ Organization
Commission
Empire Building
San Jose del Llano
Mexico
Carlos Aguilar Lomeli
Sierra Madre
Juan Flores
Lomeli
Lomell
Aguilar Garza
Culiacan
United States
States
UPI Telephoto
Billy Carter
Hee Haw
Nashville
Billy
Gunilla Hutton
War College Chief
Doug Underwood
Citizen
Washington Bureau
DeConcini
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Cae
Pima County Medical Society
Group Health Medical Associates
Judith D. Noel
Emmanuel Mesel
Charles H. Sawyer
San Rafael Medical Center
East
Carondelet Drive
Arizona Physical Therapy Association
Southern District
Jerry J. Villano
Physical Therapy Associates
E. Grant Road
Cate
Jalk
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