Kaiparowits power site study rejected
Conservationists oppose new sites for the Kaiparowits coal plant in southern Utah near the Arizona border. They warn any plant would harm the air and landscape, despite a $1.5 billion, 3000 megawatt project proposed by Southern California Edison, Arizona Public Service, San Diego Gas & Electric and Salt River Project.
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Salt Lake City
Kaiparowits
Utah
Lake Powell-Glen Canyon National Recreation Area
Kaiparowits Plateau
Interior
Rogers €. B. Morton
Viavant
Arizona
United States
Southwest
California
David Raskin
Southern California Edison Co
Arizona Public Service
San Diego Gas & Electric Co
Salt River Project
Standard Oil bids to supply Tucson 2 million gallons fuel
Standard Oil of California submitted the sole bid to Tucson for 2 million gallons of gasoline next year at 24 cents per gallon on a one year contract starting Jan 1, higher than this year. If supplies are short, the city may receive a pro rata reduction. Governor Williams seeks fuel conservation with cutbacks in personal travel and appearances in Arizona.
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Standard Oi of
California
Tucson
Thomas Campbell
Standard Oil
Reprimand sought over Ulm floor dispute in Arizona Senate
Senator Ulm faced a reprimand request after a floor speech accusing fellow members of stalling education reform. Senate leaders claimed Ulm violated decorum and Rule 90 by implying motives of others. The dispute centered on education legislation and Ulm's post session radio remarks.
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Phoenix
John Scott Ulm
Tucson
Miles
Senate
Ulm
Education Committee
Sandra O’connor
Paradise Valley
Power shutdown at Tucson Citizen plant tomorrow
Telephone service to the Tucson Daily Citizen will be interrupted from 7 a.m. to 8 a.m. tomorrow due to a power shut-down at the South Side plant. The outage will affect elevators, lighting, heating and all production equipment while equipment changes are made to the plant's emergency generating system.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
South Side
Judge urges panel to rule on death penalty in murder case
Navajo County Superior Court Judge Melvyn T. Shelley told a Arizona Judges Association meeting that capital punishment should be decided by a panel rather than a single judge. He proposed two judges be appointed by the State Supreme Court to join the trial judge in determining the punishment under a revised law. The measure follows a 1970s shift allowing judges to weigh extenuating and mitigating factors, with juries no longer fixing the death sentence.
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Atra
Cita Casa Grande
Navajo County Superior Court
Melvyn T. Shelley
Arizona
US. Supreme Court
New Tucson councilmen to be sworn in Monday
Judge John P. Collins will swear in Tucson's three new council members Barbara Weymann Robert Cauthorn and Rudy Castro at 10 a.m. Monday in City Hall. They will sit for their first session after the ceremony. The agenda includes appointing Ruben Romero as vice mayor and a public hearing on Civil Service pay recommendations for next year. The plan suggests a 5 percent raise in January and a July increase averaging 2.5 percent.
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County Juvenile Court
John P. Collins
Tucson
City Hall
Barbara Weymann
Robert Cauthorn
Rudy Castro
Ruben Romero
Civil Service Commission
Two 16 year olds die in separate county crashes
The county traffic toll rises to 132 after two 16-year-olds die in crashes. John M. James, 4308 S 15th Ave, died after being crushed between two cars on West Ajo Way near S 16th Ave while helping tow a stalled vehicle. Robert Michael Fisher, 16, of 9482 E Calle Eunice, died from injuries in a separate crash at E St St and N Harrison Rd. Services for Fisher were set for Palms Mortuary Chapel tomorrow.
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South Side
John M. James
15Th Ave
St. Mary’s Hospital
West Ajo Way
South 16Th Avenue
James
Elizabeth Lopez
W. Merlin Road
Lopez
Martha Barron
W. Sandy St
Robert Michael Fisher
E. Calle Eunice
E. St. St
N. Harrison Road
Education meeting set for Mexican American educators
The Association of Mexican American Educators will meet Tuesday at 7 30 p m at El Rio Center 139 W Speedway. Henry Arredondo state director of bilingual programs will be the program speaker All Mexican American educators are invited to attend.
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Association of
el Rio Center
W. Speedway
Henry Arredondo
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