Troubled Arizona Ranch School to Relocate Coed Institute
The Chazen Institute will close the Arizona Ranch School for Boys and move the 40 residents to Vista de las Montanas in Tucson Mountains. The move, starting about Dec 15, follows recent fights and a dormitory fire, with facility renovations and accreditation plans underway.
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Kennecott diesel spill into Gila River prompts containment
A broken Kennecott Copper pipe spilled up to 100,000 gallons of diesel, with most recovered in an emergency sump. Some fuel reached the Gila River as far as 70 miles downstream near Hayden. Farmers paused irrigation to protect crops while the State Game and Fish Department reported fuel entering Picacho Reservoir via the Florence-Casa Grande Canal.
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No-fault Insurance on Ballot in Arizona 1974
Arizonans may vote on no fault car insurance in the 1974 general election. The National Association for No-fault Legislation plans to circulate petitions to place a constitutional amendment on the ballot. 61,711 signatures would be required to trigger the 1974 vote. A Washington study says average auto injury insurance could drop 19 percent with no fault.
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Phoenix
Allen A. Jones
Arizona
Bolin
Washington
Hofheinz Wins Houston Mayoral Race Dominates Black Vote
Fred Hofheinz son of the Astrodome builder Roy Hofheinz wins Houston mayoralty with about 95 percent of the black vote. He narrowly defeats City Councilman Dick Gottlieb as liberal support helped secure the victory in the Texas largest city. Hofheinz, 35, is an attorney with a economics doctorate and hopes the win does not divide the city.
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USS Arizona Memorial Rites Planned Sunday at University
A memorial service for 1102 Marines and Naval personnel who died on the USS Arizona during Pearl Harbor will be held at 11 a.m. Sunday at the University of Arizona mall. Sponsored by the UA, Navy League, and Fleet Reserve Association chapters in Tucson, Phoenix, and Yuma. A memorial now marks the partly submerged battleship with the dead interred below.
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University of Arizona Mail
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Yuma
Credible Critic Micheline Keating Review
Micheline Keating provides a credible critique in the Citizen. The piece examines Keating’s perspective on contemporary arts and journalism, highlighting balanced analysis and thoughtful commentary.
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the Citizen
Amphi Official Urges Local School Control Preservation
Amphitheater District Superintendent Thomas Neel urged a parent teacher group to fight for local control amid Arizona Legislature education refinancing proposals. He warned that unless local districts can exceed state spending limits with voter approval, programs in reading special education and vocational education would suffer even with a 7 percent cap.
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Arizona
Neel
Cal
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