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Tucson Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1977

Page

7

Energy crisis letters draw lines over policy and culture

A missive from a reader urges expanding domestic coal and oil use to avert an energy crisis and inflation while blaming ecologists. Ann Landers counters with balance, noting survival depends on prudent energy and environmental policy amid public debate.

Ann Congress

Mrs Domecq Feted At Tucson Trade Bureau Reception

Mrs Domecq of Mexico City was honored Friday at the Old Pueblo Club in a reception hosted by the International Committee of the Tucson Trade Bureau. Dorothy Haas organized the event with hostesses and guests including Alfred Ronstadt and the Jacomes, highlighting Domecq’s work in promoting the Mexican silk industry in Sonora.

Pedro F. Domecq Mexico City Alex F. Jacome Marvelle Zellar George Trautweins Old Pueblo Club International Committee of the Tucson Marion Ronstadt Sandy Bloom Charlotte Sitterley Barbara Harshfield Phyllis Salmon Maridee Glennie Ann Brown Maria Molina Carmen Higuera Velda Higuera Barbara von Teuber Louise Rude Aida Gonzales Alfredo Ted New Haven Conn Atlantic City Arthur Ferrin Bor Tucson Festival Society Stella Valenzuela Judy Ann Duran Mary Jane Saintignon Mrs. Domecq Dorothy Lynch Tucson Symphony Women's Association

UA drama opens season with The Guardsman

The University of Arizona drama department kicks off the 1977 78 season tonight with Ferenc Molnar’s The Guardsman. Stephen Barker and Roxanna Stuart lead a cast directed by Robert Burroughs with performances at 8 nightly through Sunday and 2pm matinees on weekends. Evening tickets are 3.50 and matinees 2.50. Reservations 884 1162.

University of Arizona Drama Department Ferenc Molnar the Guardsman Robert Bur- Troughs UA Drama Department Stephen Barker Cafe la Mama New York Roxanna Stuart Arizona Civic Theatre Hamlet Queen Gertrude Brad Myers Liz Talkin Linda Wehrenberg James Schrotd University Theatre Olive Road Speedway Boulevard

Adorable 6 Month Terrier Killer Up for Adoption in Tucson

Killer, a male mixed white terrier aged six months, is an outside dog who loves children and remains trainable. He will be available for adoption by an approved household at the Humane Society of Tucson on M450 N. Kelvin Bird after 10 a.m. tomorrow.

Killer Humane Society of Tucson Kelvin Bird

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