Pima County approves bonds for sewer, roads, parks and more
Voters approve a $19.095 million sewer and disposal system, $2 million for public safety facilities, and $4.5 million for Rancho Romero greenbelt land. Road improvements begin next year with 50 miles of dirt roads funded. Parks, recreation and library projects gain strong support as county plans start in 1975 and finish by 1979.
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Kidnapped baby found after year apart in Modesto
A year after Tommy Lauver was abducted on January 20 1973 investigators traced footprints and tips to a nearby home. The child was reunited with his parents Thomas and Frances Lauver and identified as Shawn Keith Coffey after a neighbor reported details from a newspaper article. Robert Coffey and Marjorie Coffey were jailed on kidnapping charges.
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Sheriffs Office
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Arizona Seeks Fair Share in Fuel Allocations Amid Shortages
Arizona officials and 2 500 gas station operators push for higher fuel allotments citing 1972 73 74 sales data. They seek priority for truck stops over industrial diesel users and explore guarantees for trucks transporting agricultural goods amid a federal allocation system.
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Arizona
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William Simon
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Davids cites gas deals as Arizona shortage debate widens
Arizona House leaders debate fuel supply with Craig Davids citing a San Diego source offering 4.5 million gallons monthly at 57 cents per gallon and a California corporation setup. He notes statewide consumption about 85–90 million gallons monthly, with experts suggesting up to 720 million possible. Barr plans to brief federal energy officials.
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California
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Arizona
Burton Barr
Federal Energy Office
Pinal County
Green belt approval signals shifting Tucson lifestyle
City Councilman Emmett McLoughlin, a leading opponent of the Rancho Rome proposal, notes the narrow victory while acknowledging voter support for sewers and open space purchases. He suggests the public favors preserving the current Tucson way of life despite the lands issue.
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Tucson
Navy clerk cited in papers leak scandal
Adm Thomas H Moorer told the Senate committee a Navy clerk Yeoman J C Radford had access to highly classified diplomatic documents and was seen dining with columnist Jack Anderson, signaling possible leak to press. John P Murtha won a close 32 vote Democratic runoff in Johnstown Pa testing Watergate impact. Nixon planned a Moscow trip with Kis singer visit and a Nixon trip to the Soviet Union later that year.
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Soviet Union
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Energy chief urges refineries cut heating oil output boost gasoline
William E Simon urged U S refineries to curb heating oil production and raise gasoline output to head off possible nationwide rationing. He said motorists may avoid rationing unless public pressure widens, and noted local odd even schemes could ease shortages. A Senate move to aid truckers with fuel costs progressed as station surveys showed fuel shortages increasing.
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Federal Energy Office
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Senate
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