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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 07, 1972

Page

3

NORML chief warns crime risk if drug flow from Mexico drops

R Keith Stroup head of NORML says pressuring Mexico will not halt marijuana use in Tucson and may boost organized crime by raising prices. The Tucson hearing followed Yuma Chamber plans to cut Mexico programs as Tucson and Nogales leaders plan discussions.

Mexico R. Keith Stroup National Organization For Reform of Marijuana Laws NORML Tucson Stroup Washington, D.C Yuma University of Arizona W. Randolph Stevens Pima County Stevens United States The Tucson Youth and de

Court blocks EPA air rules in Anaconda case

A federal judge in Denver halted the EPA from enforcing certain air pollution standards on Anaconda Copper Co. The ruling cites due process concerns after the EPA refused to allow cross examination of witnesses over allegedly faulty State-supplied data on sulfur oxide emissions. The decision aligns with similar Arizona challenges to EPA rules and signals potential appeals.

Denver U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Anaconda Co Arizona Fred M. Winner Anaconda EPA Winner Similzar Arizona Board of Health Arizona Power Companies Sth -U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals San Francisco Health Board and Power Companies Arizona Public Service Tucson Gas and Electric Co Salt River Project

Arizona to refund 700 buyers in antibiotic price case

About 700 Arizonans will receive refunds totaling about 126000 dollars for broad spectrum antibiotics from 1954 to 1966. A federal court in New York approved the order in a price fixing suit against Olin Mathiesen Chemical Corp. The Arizona total award is 264609 dollars, with 138000 dollars set aside for public use to benefit all Arizonans.

Phoenix UPI Nelson

Haugh Named to Republican Executive Committee

John Haugh longtime Arizona state representative and former speaker joins 15 members named to the Republican Executive Committee by party chairman Sen. Robert Dole. The Tucson businessman serves on the panel which sets policies for the Republican National Committee and begins its duties immediately.

John Haugh GOP Arizona Republican Executive Committee Robert Dole Haugh Tucson House of Representatives Dele Republican National Committee Washington

Send-off for long-serving funeral director in Crawford County

Titusville mourns Willie Hunter 66 who died after years of service to local funeral homes. He was awarded a trophy three years ago and attended 3,000 funerals, with nine people at his own burial.

Titusville UPI Willie Hunter Crawford County Hunter

Barry seeks bigger Grand Canyon National Park

Senator Barry Goldwater says he will introduce a bill to enlarge the Grand Canyon area by about ag percent. He notes broad support from groups including the Sierra Club and Indian tribes for a plan merging the park with the Grand Canyon Monument Marble Canyon Monument Kaibab National Forest and Lake Mead regions to form a 960000 acre park.

Washington UPL Barry M. Goldwater Grand Canyon National Park Goldwater Sierra Club Indian Tribes Grand Canyon National Monument Marble Canyon Monument Kaibab National Forest Lake Mead

Segovia closes soccer field after players burned

The Segovia governor closed a soccer field following 56 players suffering first and second degree burns last weekend. The burns occurred on legs and feet from quicklime used to dry the surface after heavy rains.

Segovia Spain UPI

Runner cited after running red light in South Lake Tahoe

A motorist reported as Kiau Jalayer, 39, was ticketed for speeding and running a red light at 15 mph during a rally. Jalayar, 30, claimed to be a marathon runner with ties to the Iranian Olympic team and was stopped by a patrolman who observed him jog through the red light.

South Lake Tahoe Calif UPI Jalayar

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