Maricopa County Poised to Reach One Million
ASU researchers Dr William Peters and Robert Anderson estimate Maricopa County will hit 1 018 000 population by the time the 1970 census is taken, projecting growth within the next year.
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1968
Page
7
ASU researchers Dr William Peters and Robert Anderson estimate Maricopa County will hit 1 018 000 population by the time the 1970 census is taken, projecting growth within the next year.
Arizona Rep. Tim Barrow said he would investigate an out of court settlement between State Property Valuation Director Arlo Woolery and El Paso Natural Gas Co. The settlement cut the company's tax value by 46 million to 207.6 million, with El Paso dropping a 2 million lawsuit and accepting a state unit method of valuing its property.
David M. Batavia of Batavia Realty & Insurance Co., 39 E Broadway, has been named to the national membership committee of the Institute of Real Estate Management, a division of the National Association of Real Estate Boards. He was also reappointed to accreditation and development committees.
The Bell System said it would invest nearly $5 billion in 1969 for new plants and equipment to meet growing communications needs. The system including American Telephone and Telegraph and subsidiaries spent $4.7 billion this year, bringing total investment in lines, equipment and buildings to $45 billion.
Atheist activist Madelyn Murray O hair protests the Apollo 8 spacecraft prayers and Bible readings broadcast from lunar orbit. She plans to file a NASA protest and launch a mail campaign against future spaceflight prayers, arguing Christianity is a minor religion and broadcasting it slanders other faiths.
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