13 Feb 1975
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1975
Page
1
The county board passes a letter of intent on CAP water with a 4 to 1 vote, Chairman Ron Asta dissenting. The text notes a pending public vote, a physician in Arizona pleading guilty to prescription irregularities, and calls for a referendum. It cites CAP terms, cost caps at 1.2 billion, and a 10 cent tax ceiling per 100 dollars assessed.
The Citizen Advisory Planning Committee met for about three hours in a disorderly session to table last meeting minutes and delay bids for administrative help. Winton Woods tried to keep order while new member Emilio Torrez, initially unnamed as Emilio Torrez, joined late. Members questioned the panel’s mission and debated appointing an independent administrator.
Tomas Guillen 22 a Pinta Community College student died from a shotgun blast while talking to an off duty officer inside the South Side Center gym in a confrontation that raised questions about a youth’s attempt to help and resolve fights. Danny Davis 15 is held on first degree murder charges. judge decisions on juvenile versus adult trial pending.
A fast moving storm lashed the Eastern Seaboard with up to nine inches of snow and closed New York City stock market early. New England saw lingering snow while a western Pacific storm brought torrential rains to Northern California with high water warnings across major rivers.
Weather outlook for Tucson calls for warm days and cool nights with highs near 70 and a low around 45 tomorrow. Past figures show yesterday reached 72 with a low of 36. Weekend forecast favors fair skies and mild temperatures with highs 60 to 70 and lows near 40s.
The Interior Department withdraws an Atlantic offshore drilling invitation for New Jersey Delaware and Maryland saying the step was premature and violated a prior agreement with states. The Federal Register notice cites poor staff work as the reason.
Tucson Daily Citizen editorial blasts Lizzie Borden for appearing on television and urges reader reaction. Separate note mentions the Tucson Art Museum planning new shooting wellplace project opening May 4.
Police describe the man as 30 to 40 years old, 5 foot 6, slim and athletic. He wears a black hooded costume and is linked to three post office killings, over a hundred armed holdups, and a kidnapping for ransom with a $60,000 reward. An artist’s impression and a detective call him cold and calculating.
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