Action Please! Community asks for bike path safety at Cragin Elementary
Readers report gravel along Tucson Boulevard from Ft. Lowell to Hedrick makes cycling and walking unsafe for Cragin Elementary students. City officials say bikes belong on roads not sidewalks and urge using residential streets. parents should warn children about street dangers. Action Please addresses both gravel and bike safety.
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NATO Eyes Tanks As Warsaw Pact Threat Grows
NATO planners still rely on central Europe tanks despite costly missiles. U.S. XM-1 production nears at a multi‑billion price while defense ministers push more anti‑tank stocks. Critics fear a high cost Maginot Line risk as Warsaw Pact forces far outnumber NATO tanks. Captain Shrode pilots an AH‑1 Cobra armed with TOW missiles in a shifting anti‑tank debate.
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UA teacher leads tour by UN unit
A United Nations study group led by University of Arizona professor Jack D. Johnson will visit a Navajo Irrigation Project site near Shiprock New Mexico on Friday. Johnson, director of the group and WA's Office of Arid Lands Studies, says the tour will assess costs and benefits and explore how people sustain economic development in desert regions.
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Unions Back Three Democrats in Tucson City Council Race
The AFL-CIO Committee on Political Education and United Steelworkers endorsed Rudy Castro incumbent in Ward 5 and Democrats George Miller and Thomas J. Volgy. Volgy runs against Republican incumbent Schuyler W. Linninger in Ward 6, Miller faces Republican Kile Jarvis in Ward 3. Three council seats will be decided in the November 8 general election.
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Shotgun-armed kidnap suspect likely to be freed
Indianap olis report notes Anthony Kiritsis, 45, is dangerous and likely to reoffend despite nine months in jail for kidnapping a businessman to secure a $5 million ransom. Psychiatric opinions clash on insanity and treatment, with a Nov. 9 hearing to decide confinement or release. Justice hinges on whether he is sane and a threat to himself or others.
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Marion Superior Court
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Department of Mental Health
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