ASU Law Plan Hailed by Durham at Judicial Conference
ASU aims to open its first law school in 1967 with 360 students by 1975. Durham predicts state lawyer numbers rise from 1300 in 1963 to about 2000 in 1975, with Demographics across Maricopa County. He notes need for a dean and a law library, and suggests MATTHEWS LIBRARY may house the new school.
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Phoenix Mayor cites bond wins as result of effort and reform plea
Phoenix Mayor Graham says 726 people sold a $103 million 1963 bond issue and 400 promoted a $71 million 1982 bond, crediting voters and workers for the successful results. He urges stronger Arizona Development Board and fresh leadership to draw industry and tourism. Tucson counterpart Drachman defends funding and warns against underfunding.
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