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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1971

Page

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U S Tops Drinking Society Says Alcohol Advisor

A Tucson seminar led by Richard Milan of Phoenix highlights that nearly 9 million Americans are alcoholics, with about 90 million drinking. West Center in Tucson has treated over 2,000 severe alcoholics in under two years, and industry losses from alcoholism reach billions annually.

Margaret Kuensthau United States Richard Milan Phoenix Milan West Center Tucson General Hospital E. Prince Road Tucson General Arizona Richard L. Reilly Reilly National Council On Alcoholism Greater

Power Line Plans Seen Endangering Indian Ruins Sites

A witness at New Mexico hearings warned a proposed TG&E power line across western New Mexico could threaten ancient ruins and recreational value. The Public Service Commission heard testimony on the route from a San Juan plant toward Arizona as environmentalists and planners weighed alternatives and impacts.

Santa FE N.M New Mexico Curtis Schaafsma Arroyo Hondo New Mexico Public Service Commission Tucson Gas & Electric Co Brad Hayes State Planning Office Schaafsma Tg&e William Schaab New Mexico San Juan Arizona Joseph Brecher Native American Rights Fund F. J. MacDonald Manuelito Canyon Gallup Brecher MacDonald Farmington Arizona Public Service Co

Hope for Pact as American Soviet Joint Flight Planned

In Tucson notable space scientists advocate a joint manned space flight with the Soviet Union and United States. Leo Goldberg and Ray Weymann praise the breakthrough while Bart Bok and Gerard Kuiper support international cooperation. They warn against Cold War thinking and emphasize shared knowledge over competition.

Tucson Leo Goldberg Kitt Peak National Observatory Steward Observatory Ray J Weymann Gerard P. Kuiper University of Arizona Lunar and Planetary Laboratory Bart J. Bok American Astronomical Society International Astronomical Union Puerto Rico Goldberg China Moscow

Munoz Installed as South Tucson Town Manager

Ernesto G. Munoz was installed as town manager by the South Tucson Town Council. His salary is $13,200 a year. James A. Sanderson becomes town clerk, replacing Carlos Palma whose resignation as town clerk and acting town manager was accepted. Victor Arida & Co. named town auditor. Munoz authorized to seek bids for two refuse trucks and six police cars.

Ernesto G. Munoz South Tucson James A. Sanderson Carlos Palma Sanderson Victor Arida & Co Munoz

Banuelos Confirmed for U S Treasurer Post

The Senate Finance Committee confirmed Ro mana Banuelos, 46, for the U S treasurer post, paving the way for full Senate approval. If confirmed she would be the sixth woman in the role and the first Mexican American woman to hold such a high government position. Banuelos, born in Miami Arizona and raised in Chihuahua, Mexico, built Ramona Mexican Food Products from a tortilla shop in Los Angeles with her husband.

Senate Finance Committee Nixon Romana Banuelos U.S Senate Paul J. Fannin Raviz Sam Fannin Banculos Bannuelos

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