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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1977
Page
2
A Tucson homeowner details rising water charges from 90 to 101 dollars amid leaks and a drip irrigation overhaul. A city official notes meter flow, test delays, and a code for adjusting three months of charges within tolerance.
Rep William English of Sierra Vista asks Attorney General Bruce Babbitt to probe the disappearance of evidence in a Cochise County land fraud case. English cites claims by former Cochise County Attorney Richard Riley that the Cochise College Park file was delivered to Wayne Tangye, with Tangye denying receipt.
Overnight lows in the mid-80s. Sunny and hot tomorrow with a high near 108. White Mountains: mostly sunny and warm today through tomorrow with late thunderstorms, highs 75 to 85. Southwestern area: sunny and hot with isolated thunderstorms and blowing dust, lows 75 to 85, highs near 110. Southeastern: mostly sunny and hot with late afternoon and night thundershowers, lows 60s to low 70s, highs upper 80s to upper 90s.
Overnight lows varied nationwide with daytime highs reported in many regions. Precipitation over the last 24 hours ending at 8 am MST is noted in several locales, signaling unsettled conditions across expanse of states. Local reports emphasize timing and regional differences in precipitation patterns.
A University of London zoologist says urban foxes are feeding on pets and birds near central sites like Buckingham Palace Waterloo Station and Fleet Street. He notes widespread fox populations within three miles of London and in Birmingham Bristol and Belfast, raising concerns foxes could carry rabies across the English Channel if spread continues. Foxes also harbor a scabies mite affecting about 30 percent of Britain’s foxes, causing them to seek warmth in human spaces and transmit disease to pets and people.
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