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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1977
Page
2
A police officer fired six shots at a runaway herd of steers that charged through a street. One steer withstood all rounds before finally collapsing, prompting officers to retreat and await handling by ranch hands.
The Grand Canyon reports a sharp rise in crime since 1964 with near thousand annual cases. Drag outs in backcountry rescues, paid evacuations, and a small CCC jail illustrate shifting visitor behavior and safety needs. hoener notes more traffic warnings and foreign drivers amid a changing visitor mix.
Ralph Nader's Health Research Group accuses the University of Arizona medical center and 18 other clinics of misdiagnosing breast cancer leading to unnecessary mastectomies. UA officials deny the charges and say no patient had a breast removed without proper cause.
The Navy says 31.6 deserters per 1 000 sailors in the last year, the highest rate in history. About 79 percent deserted from ships, with sea duty cited as a major factor. Officials plan a master plan in six weeks, including officer training, enlistment bonuses, and renewed duty values to curb attrition.
Sen. Dennis DeConcini told President Carter in a memorandum that Arizona copper firms may take years to recall laid off workers. He said many miners face five year re employment delays and that executives foresee a slow return to normal hiring across mines though specifics for Arizona were not named. DeConcini urged stockpiling copper and tariffs on exports to restore markets. Carter expressed awareness and receptivity.
Washington AP report says contract talks between the United Mine Workers Union and the coal industry are halted after union officials report no bargaining progress. UMW President Arnold Miller demands industry willingness to discuss the union’s depleted health and retirement funds before resuming talks. A strike is warned if the operators group sticks to its current offer.
Washington AP Carter administration faces delays as Rep. Clement Zablocki withholds action in the House International Relations Committee on the South Korea military aid request until influence buying investigations conclude next year.
The notice lists home delivery by carrier at 75 cents weekly or 39 dollars yearly, auto route at 3.25 monthly or 29 dollars yearly, outside metropolitan Tucson rates at 3.25 weekly or 37 dollars yearly, and Canada Mexico rate at 4 dollars monthly or 72 dollars yearly. Also notes second class postage paid in Tucson and publishing details for the Citizen curling Co. in Tucson Arizona.
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