BIA Takeover Risks Mt Lemmon Center in Navajo Area
Dissident Indians seized the Southwest Indian Youth Center on Mt Lemmon, delaying a grant and threatening vacate deadlines. Center leaders Tsosie and Giles met with Rep. Udall to urge swift contract approval and continued operation until new headquarters near Tucson can be funded. The Mt Lemmon site remains the program’s backbone with about 20 youths, and closure could push them toward jail.
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Washington
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Southwest Indian Youth Center
Alt. Lemmon
Bureau
Philip Tsosie
Theecenter
Coronado National Forest
Tucson
David Giles
Tsosie
Giles
U.S
Morris Udall
Udair
Forest Service
Mt. Lemmon Center
Mr. Lemmon
Center
Aliso
AL. Lemmon
Police Open House at New Tucson Station Wednesday
Tucson City Police Department will hold an open house tour of the new $2 million station on Wednesday. Capt. Thomes Keeley said special tours can be arranged through the community relations office. Guided tours of the Stone Ave and 14th St facility run from 9 am to 5 pm with displays including a helicopter, bomb disposal unit, identification units, motorcycles, and squad cars.
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Tucson City
Tucson Daily Citizen
Thomes Keeley
Police
Stone Ave
14Th St
Mexico burns $2 million in drugs to show drug war progress
Mexican deputy attorney general David Franco Rodriguez burned about 10 tons of marijuana along with heroin and cocaine in Nogales to demonstrate Mexico is winning its fight against narcotics. U S agents estimated the pile worth $2 million, underscoring cross border concerns and joint efforts like Operation Cooperation as authorities vow to bolster patrols and staff.
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David. Franco Rodriguez
Republic of Mexico
Nogales, Son
Mexico City
Mexico
Nogales
David Franco Rodriguez
U.S. Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Rodriguez
Chambers of Commerce
Arizona
Tucson
Yuma
Ivan Delgadillo
Department of Public Health
Delgadillo
U.S
Manuel Flores
Son
Truman Improves Slightly Amid Critical Condition
Kansas City bulletin says former President Harry Truman remains critically ill but is fighting back. Pulse slowed and blood pressure normal, with adequate fluid output as physicians note the cardiac condition has eased somewhat. Daughter Margaret Daniel says he has come up a little and is no worse.
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Kansas City
Harry
Harry Truman
Truman
Wallace Graham
Margaret Daniel
Army battles bugs in Vienna barracks
Austria’s army, unused to defeat since 1849, struggles with bedbugs in a Vienna camp. Soldiers sprayed rooms with spray cans boots and mugs, but five were hospitalized due to bites.
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Vienna
UPI
Kleindienst says he will stay as attorney general
In a brief interview, Richard G. Kleindienst dismissed any suggestion of a short tenure. He said he has not discussed his fate with the President or White House staff and declined to comment on private plans to return to private law. He defended his role as implementing the President's policies and noted no bitterness among Justice officials amidst a department shakeup.
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Ronald J. Ostrow
Los Angeles Times
Mianne Beach
Atty
Richard G. Kleindienst
Justice Department
Washington
Conference of State
Kleindienst
White House
John N. Mitchell
John D. Ehrlichman
Mitchell
the Times
United States
County Recorder
Danneman
Ocelot Sammi Returns Home After 44 Days Away
Seaside Oregon AP reports Sammi the ocelot, missing since late October, found her way back to Mary and Jackie Happel after 44 days of freedom. Record cold and snow on the coast accompanied the recovery. a $500 reward had been offered. Sammi arrived thinner but unharmed.
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Seaside
Ore
Sammi
Mary
Jackie Happel
Happels
DuVal resigns from HEW on best terms
Washington AP reports Merlin K. DuVal, assistant secretary for health and scientific affairs, resigns from the Department of Health Education and Welfare to return to the University of Arizona as vice president for health affairs. He cites honoring an 18 month commitment and praises Secretary Elliott Richardson.
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Washington
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
WHEW
Elliot L. Richardson
University of Arizona
Merlin K. DuVal
Richardson
DuVal
HEW
University of Arizona In
Tucson
County official disputes computer based property valuation method
The debate centers on full cash value for homes and how a high speed computer may alter assessments. Officials warn sales prices may not reflect true cash value, risking higher taxes for elderly owners. County records and state law are cited as the basis for valuation standards.
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Woolery
Danneman
Pima County
Tucson
Phoenix
Bond set at fifty thousand in tot death case
William L. Miller 23 of 444 E Benson Hwy held on open murder charge after arraignment before Justice of the Peace Manuel Avalos in Tucson. Miller is accused of beating to death Annie Marie Ivins 2, daughter of Linda Ivins, with Deputy County Atty Randy Stevens handling the case.
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Tucson
Justice of the
Manuel Avalos
William L. Miller
E. Benson Hwy
Annie Marie Ivins
Linda Ivins
Melody Lane
Randy Stevens
Arizona
Arizona tax share increases amid revised revenue sharing
Phoenix and other cities face lower federal revenue sharing for 1973 with total state and local funds set at 47.9 million, down 2.3 million from earlier forecasts. Checks totaling 23.9 million were mailed to the state, covering Jan 1 to June 30 1973. the remainder covers the rest of 1978. Phoenix will receive 7.6 million plus a 3.7 million check, Tucson unchanged at 43 million and 2.2 million, Scottsdale 264,943, Tempe 278,764, and Mesa 281,068 rights amid revised national totals.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona
A. Fox
Office of Federal Revenue Sharing
Treasury Department
Tucson
Scottsdale
Tempe
Mesa
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Cay Lay
Mekong Delta
Saigon
Camper & Trailer
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E. Ajo Way
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Sunday Star
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