Conoco stakes 103 new mining claims near Saguaro Monument
Conoco filed 103 new mining claims adjacent to the northern boundary of the western Saguaro National Monument near Wasson and Safford Peaks. Residents and SMART protest possible surface disturbance while rangers say mining is legal. a restraining order halted some activity as four residents face litigation.
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Saguaro National Monument
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County Recorder
National Park Rangers
Tucson
SMART
Phoenix
Joe Blankenship
J. Arthur Zappia
Lynn
Teresa Hansen
Ben J. Lee
Pokluda
Avra Valley
Alex Vanark
Vanark
Conoto
U.S. Park Service
Saguaro’ Monument
John Dore
Gondco
Ayre Valley
Dore
Saguaro
Continental Oil Co
Soleng Tom Vies for American Legion Presidency
Tucson businessman Soleng Tom, 54, former Navy pilot and aircraft engineer, is nominated by Sen. Barry Goldwater for the national presidency of the American Legion at the Honolulu convention. Tom, who arrived in Tucson in 1930 from Canton, China, built a market business after migrating from dishwashing and waiting tables.
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Soleng Tom
Barry Goldwater
American Legion
Tom
the Legion
Honolulu
Nem
Alameda Naval Arion
San Francisco
National Legion
Canton
China
South 6Th Avenue
Eddie Collins found guilty in robbery murder case
Eddie J Collins and his brother John 18 were convicted of robbery and first degree murder in the June 5 death of 21 year old Terry Young during a heroin ripoff in Bona County Court. Judge Mary Anne Richey ordered sentencing for Sept 7 with Collins remanded to jail.
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Terry Young
Collins
John
34Th St
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John Gallins
Superior Court
Mary Anne Richey
Shee
Bona County
Young
John Callns
Christy Young
Widow wins big SP suit in high stakes case
A Tucson widow and her two sons were awarded 2 million in compensatory damages and 1.05 million in punitive damages in a 308 million dollar case against Southern Pacific. William Lueck died in a Willcox truck train collision in 1966. The jury also ruled negligence at the crossing warranted the verdict. A Casa Grande widow filed a separate 750 thousand dollar suit against the railroad accusing faulty brakes and negligent operation. The case names engineer J R McLaughlin and brakeman J M Miller and includes Westinghouse Brake Co as a defendant.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
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Souther Pacific
Melanie Lueck Sakali
Tucson
Pima County
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Sakall
G Jeffrey
Theodore
William Lueck
Lueck
Willcox
Pima Coun
Daniel Sakall
Arizona
Haratson
State Supreme Court
Cochise Cowny
Cochise County Superior
Lloyd C. Helm
Galvez
Southern Pacific
Jesus
J. _M. Miller
Developer offers Tucson Mountain land to county
Signo Vinces, a development and mineral firm, offers the county more than 2,000 acres of Tucson Mountain land and mineral rights. The proposal, sent to Supervisor Chairman Joseph Castillo by Lyle Palant, outlines a complex purchase needing to clear title via buying homes and various private, corporate, and In addition mineral rights. Palant asserts price alignment, while residents opposing mining mobilize through Stop Mining Around Desert Tucson.
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Signo Vinces
Joseph Castillo
Lyle Palant
Signor Vinces
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Conoco
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Conaco
Signa Vines
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Placer Claims
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Placer Gaim
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Signe Vinces
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Nixon Says He Is Not Above Law But Unique
President Nixon argues in a 16 page brief that he is not above the law but should be treated differently because the presidency is unique. The White House approved the brief replying to Archibald Cox on the tapes surrender case, balancing grand jury needs against preserving presidential conversations.
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White House
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Cox
Grand Jury
Steiger calls EPA air plan unenforceable in Arizona
U S Rep Sami Steiger of Arizona 3rd District claims the EPA proposal to control air quality is unenforceable and based on inaccurate data He suggests Tucson should not be included with Phoenix and notes data used came from Phoenix area sources during a Tucson tour He also critiques campaign financing reform and links Watergate to Rich Kleindinst’s political future
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Wes Pokmda
Tucson Daily Citizen
Saguaro Monument
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EPA
Piak
U.S
Sami Steiger
Ariz
Arizona
Tucson
Phoe
EBA
Steiger
Congress
Nostalgic era ends with Citizen staff changes in 1934 history
The piece reflects on fading era memories at the Citizen, noting former staff in 1954 roles such as publisher William A. Small Jr and editor Paul Chalip while recounting Nancy Woods, Dusty Warman, Micheline Keating, and others. It highlights transitions as the paper marks half a century of growth and a 60th journalism anniversary for Warman.
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Citizen
Paul 4. 3Chalip
Tony Tselentis
George McLeod
Nancy Woods
The
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Citizen Tucson Moves to Modern Plant on Park Avenue
The Citizen announces relocation to a new 4850 St Park Ave facility with a Goss Meira offset press. The change includes a computerized cold type operation to attract readers and advertisers, and a new main telephone line 294-4453. The paper provides updated mailing address P O Box 20767 Tucson AZ 85726 and revised contact numbers for subscriptions, classifieds, and delivery inquiries.
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Dr. Alvarez
Steve Ellingson
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Hy Gardner
Consumer's
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Democrats to hear Rep Davids in Tucson meeting
Rep Craig E Davids of Coolidge to speak at a noon Democrats of Greater Tucson gathering at the Holiday Inn South. He will discuss A Political Adventure and how citizens can engage with the State Legislature. The event is open to the public.
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Democrats of
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Tucson Holiday Inn South
S. Freeway
David
Last paper from old home on the move to a new plant
War the Citizen expands its staff to 1 percent of editors writers secretaries clerks and receptionists. The pink fronted territorial style building with palo verde trees may be torn down for a more functional structure. Printing equipment will be moved or donated with dismantling starting soon.
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William A. Smell Jr
Citizens Publisher
TNI
Arizona Historical Society
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