PD studies state ruling on smelter operation
Phelps Dodge Corp executive John Lentz said the firm is reviewing a State Air Pollution Central Hearing Board decision allowing the Douglas smelter to operate in violation of state air standards until November 1973. The board requires emission cuts and production rollback by year end, with PD considering a 27 percent reduction plan but noting EPA rules could force closure if stricter federal limits apply.
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New judge picked for Darby forger case in Tucson
Superior Court Judge Joe Jacobson was designated to sentence Mitchell Darby, the forger with a prior conviction. Public Defender Edward Bolding and Deputy County Attorney Terry Grimble supported him, and Presiding Judge Ben Birdsall approved. Darby pleaded guilty last April and faced a possible penalty of life with parole in Indiana. No sentencing date set. Jacobson will return to Tucson Friday from an abroad vacation.
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Han Becomes First Black Commander at Major Army Installation
The Pentagon announced that Han is appointed as the first Black commander of a major Army installation in the United States, marking a historic milestone in military leadership.
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Six held after 1800 pounds marijuana seized near Yuma
Los Angeles police said three county residents and three Mexican nationals were arrested in Yuma after a two week probe. William G. Minner 32 Dowz Scott 24 El Monte and three Mexican nationals were booked on suspicion of illegal possession. About 1.7 million dollars worth of marijuana was seized in a remote area near Yuma Monday.
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Coolidge recalls oust mayor and two councilmen
In a recall vote voters removed Mayor Paul Hooper and councilmen Howard Mikles and Robert Baker, while four others including Glenda Wiseman Buddy Appel William Flores and Wayne Delbridge retained their seats. City Manager Robert Briscoe was fired over a sewer project mismanagement. The council will pick a new mayor from among its members after sworn in.
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Sab site robbed after quiet bank cash grab
A robber entered a Southern Arizona Bank branch on Broadway around 2 25 pm yesterday asked for a slight withdrawal and fled with 850 dollars. Police describe a 35 to 40 year old man six feet tall 180 pounds brown hair in a brown coat. FBI has opened the case.
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