Tucson seeks intervention in utility rate case
The Arizona Supreme Court will hear Tucson on Tuesday in a bid to intervene in Citizens Utilities Water Co. of Arizona's Maricopa County suit for higher rates. Tucson argues the rates would raise the value of facilities the city plans to acquire by condemnation and claims Judge Rozar erred in denying intervention.
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Citizens Utilities Water Co.of Arizona
Maricopa
High Court
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Morris Rozar
Ex Cop and SDS Chief Jailed in Pot Case
Ronald Chamberlain former Phoenix police officer and Chad Smith former SDS leader at Arizona State University are jailed awaiting verdicts on marijuana possession charges. Federal Judge Sanchez Bella heard the cases with three other men. verdicts expected within two weeks. Mexican officials said the group was arrested near Sonoyta Son Sept 19 after 100 pounds of marijuana were found in their car. The suspects allegedly used aliases and were from the Phoenix area. Smith was suspended from ASU last May 28 after leading a campus demonstration. Chamberlain, 30, resigned from the Phoenix police in July 1945, later attended graduate school at ASU and took part in SDS demonstrations.
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Students For A Democratic Society
Arizona’ State University
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Chamberlain
Smith
Sonoyta
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Martin Vera
Russell Lintecum
Arizona State University
Phoenix Police Force
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Arizona State
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Fire damages two trailers at E and E Trailer Court
Firemen doused blazes in two house trailers at 45 West Lowell Road last night. Betty Greenwald injured while returning home to find her trailer destroyed. Dunnach trailer damaged. Estimated total loss about 6600 dollars. Cause under investigation but suspected electrical short.
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Ellis Franklin
Sunnyside Board Accepts Low Bid for School Project
Sunnyside School District accepts Mutterer Construction Co. low bid of 1.618 million with alternatives totaling 100 800 for the second junior high. Construction to start by Jan 5 and finish by December 1970 or January 1971 for spring term. Seventh and eighth graders to move in on completion. ninth graders stay at current site. The 40 acre site at Nebraska Street and Liberty Avenue. Approved by County Board pending final approval.
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Mutterer. ‘Construction Co
Muttérer
County Board of Supervisors
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Nebraska ‘Ste and Liberty
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