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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1977
Page
5
Arizona DES proposes a second, lower day care fee schedule to keep the ten million dollar program alive. The plan would charge partial fees based on family income, with a new 10 or 20 percent multi-child discount and a full 5.50 per day for high earners. A Tucson public hearing date will be announced soon.
The campaign season centers on traffic as a dominant issue. Candidates discuss Pantano Parkway and freeways versus revising smaller routes and boosting mass transit while noting federal funds for street improvements are scarce.
Richard Bud Britson was condemned to death by an Arizona judge after a jury found him guilty of first degree murder for killing Lynn A. Anderson, who was involved with Britson's wife. The judge cited three prior felonies as aggravating factors. Britson also received concurrent terms of 20 to 6 years for kidnapping his wife and 10 to 20 years for burglary.
Senator Barry Goldwater says President Carter's push for sanctions on South Africa confuses him and argues sanctions would be equally justified against Cuba the Soviet Union and Red China. He labels all as Communist dominated governments.
An item from the Citizen highlights a focused feature called Right On Target. It details the subject’s aims and the publication’s perspective on the topic. The piece emphasizes clarity and practical relevance for readers seeking concise guidance.
Murphy proposes to modify Pima Association of Governments voting to give Tucson and Pima County a potential second vote while keeping one vote for each member. No action was taken at PAG meeting. Tucson officials previously threatened to leave if voting changed.
In Circleville Ohio a 132 foot high water tank topped with a bent green stem and brown seams towers over the town advertising its annual pumpkin show. The massive new storage tank holds a million gallons and stands near corn stalks and barns, becoming a local landmark.
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