Power distribution debate drains Arizona utilities funds
Four major Arizona power companies have spent 24.768 million dollars over five years to add capacity for about 80 percent of the state's population. Most expansion occurred in the past seven years, with more planned to meet demand as river and steam power costs and supply constraints draw scrutiny from utility officials.
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Tucson Naturopath Appointed To Arizona Board
Dr. F. Fridena of 717 N Sixth Ave was appointed yesterday to the Arizona State Board of Naturopathic Examiners by Gov Dan E Garvey. He was the board's first member when created in 1932 and had previously served on it. Also named to the board was A W Kitts Cheroux of Bisbee. Ben Arnold, mayor of Coolidge, joined the Arizona Coronado International Monument Commission.
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Arizona Coronado International Monument Commission
Bus Line Asks To Quit Service
Mt. Lassen Motor Transit, Inc. petitioned the state public utilities commission for authority to discontinue bus service from Susanville to the California Nevada line via US Highway 395 and interstate service from Reno to Susanville. The firm cites declining passenger and baggage revenue since 1948 when Greyhound began competing on the route, noting losses of 10000 in 1948 and 7500 in 1949.
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Blood Drive Urgent as Korea Blood Need Grows
Southern Arizona's blood center in Tucson faces an immediate emergency with only three pints of type O positive on hand as shipments to Korea surge. Red Cross chairman Batavia urges a donor day tomorrow from 9 a.m. to noon to raise local supplies and avert shortages amid a New Year weekend.
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Tucson
David M. Ba ‘Tavia
Red Cross Blood Program
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