Supervisors Adopt 73 Million County Budget Amid Protests
The Board of Supervisors approved a final county budget of 73,007,414 dollars, about 33 percent higher than last year’s 54 million. About 570,600 is slated for the Development Authority for Tucson's Economy and the Tucson Chamber of Commerce, with 3.6 million in federal revenue sharing not likely spent until Escal 1973. Critics led by Jacquelyn W. Clark and Frederick Schauss argued the funds could better serve other county needs.
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Board of Supervisors
Development Authority For
Tucson
Wate
Tucson Chamber of Commerce
Clark
Bud" Walker
Schauss
Walker
DATE
Chamber
Ron Asta
Chamber of Commerce
Airliner Explodes En Route to La Coruna Killing Many
An Aviaco Caravelle on a Madrid to La Coruna vacation flight exploded in rain and low clouds while attempting a fourth landing. News sources report at least one survivor and several injured rescued from the wreck near a village as authorities assess the scene. The plane carried 79 passengers and six crew on flight AV-118.
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Cifra
la Coruna
Aviaco
Madrid
Galicia
Mart Takes Sharp Drop as Inflation Fears Rise
New York stock prices fell sharply amid inflation worries and higher interest rates. The Dow Jones Industrial Average stood at 381.85 at 2 p.m., down 10.53, with more losses expected for the week. Leaders cited rising short term rates and a looming Nixon Watergate address as market depressors.
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New York
Dow Jones
Aneater
New York Stock Exchange
Monte Gordon
Dreyfus Corp
Nixon
Louis Abi
Granger & C
Sheet Metal Workers Strike After Failed Negotiations
More than 200 sheet metal workers walked off the job this morning after four months of bargaining without a new contract. Local 426 spokesman Sol Levy said members had been working since July 1 without a pact as pickets formed at a construction site. About 800 to 900 construction workers halted work in solidarity at the Doubletree Inn area. The walkout followed 17 meetings since talks began in March in Washington, with no new sessions planned.
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Sheet Metal Workers Local 426
Sheet Metal Contractors Association
Doubletree Inn
St. Alvernon Way
Washington, D.C
Prominent Tucson physician dies after long illness
Dr. Wilkins J. Manning 63 a Tucson surgeon for 27 years and pioneer Arizona family member died at St. Josephs Hospital after a long illness. Services pending at Arizona Mortuary. He served on surgical staffs at Tucson Medical Center Pima County Hospital St. Marys St Josephs and led Arizona Medical Association and Pima County Medical Society. Survivors include wife Marjorie daughter Marjorie Hildreth son Michael Manning and two grandchildren. Memorials to St. Josephs Hospital building fund.
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Bt) Manning
Tucson
Arizona
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Arizona Mortuary
University Blvd
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Calle de Jardin
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St. Mary’s Hospital
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Pima County Medical Society
State Board of Medical Examiners
Carl Hayden Hospital
University of Arizona
George Washington University Medical School
Washington D.C
Rollin C Brown
Daily Citizen
Lizzie Brown
Brown
Marjorie
Marjorie Hildreth
Los Angeles
Michael R. Manning
St. Joseph's Hospital
Pima OK's Two more boys found 30 177 signatures Recall list still can change
Pima Recorder Ita Mae Smyth certified 35 177 signatures for the recall of Gov. Jack Williams, with two counties left to certify. If circulators are not challenged, about 63 percent of Pima signatures would be valid, while statewide needed about 103 000 valid signatures.
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Ita Mae Smyth
Jack Williams
Pima County
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Cochise
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Maricopa County
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Smyth
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Botia
California
Rose Mofford
Bolin
Atty
Gary Nelson
Phoenix
Gerald Pollack
Williams
Abs. Smyth
Texas beach slayings raise dead to twenty five
Deputies recovered the 24th and 25th bodies of two teenage boys on a Texas beach amid a three year spree of sex and sadism by two teens and a homosexual friend. The bodies were wrapped in black plastic and lime was scattered nearby as officers foresee one more body. The case ties the worst mass murder in U.S. history.
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UPI
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Texas
High Island
U.S
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California
Galveston
Elmer Wayne Henley
David Brooks
Dean Corll
Broaddus
Herman B. Short
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Victims' Parents Angered by Houston Police Action
Parents of seven missing teenage boys from Houston's Heights criticize police for slow progress in cases tied to Elmer Wayne Henley and a group linked to killings. Mothers recount frustration with authorities and describe long investigations that missed early warning signs.
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McGovern sees Nixon victory and Watergate as nation awakening
Sen George McGovern argues Nixon's 1972 landslide and Watergate revelations may benefit the United States more than a McGovern victory would have. In a Washington Post interview he cites Henry Adams on democratic degradation and says Watergate disclosures force public reckoning with political corruption.
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George McGovern
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McGovern
South Dakota Democrat
Washington Post
Henry Adams
Nevada Prison relaxes grooming rules for inmates
The Nevada State Prison will permit trimmed mustaches and longer hair trends. Warden Ed Pogue told the State Prison Board that facial hair must not droop below the mouth corner and hair must not reach the shoulders.
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Carson City, Nev
Upl
Nevada State Prison
Times
Ed Pogue
State Prison Board
New Indian civil rights unit set up
Justice Department creates an Office of Indian rights within the Civil Rights Division to coordinate Indian matters and elevate their status. Sara Stoiber will direct the new office, bringing three and a half years of Indian affairs work including involvement in the Wounded Knee negotiations. Pottinger says the unit will handle health, employment and housing civil rights cases affecting about 800,000 American Indians, many on reservations.
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J. Stanley Pottinger
Department
Oiel Rights
Sara Stoiber
Staiker
Wounded Knee
Stoiber
University of Colorado
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