Mass poll shows Udall leading among Massachusetts Democrats
The Boston Sunday Globe reports Rep. Morris Udall leads Massachusetts Democratic presidential contenders with 61 percent favorable. Carter and Bayh tie at 59 and 53 percent respectively, while Wallace and Harris hover around 29 and 46 percent. Humphrey also registers 61 percent favorability. Conservative CPAC polls Reagan ahead with 268 votes. Ford gains lighter support. Mississippi delegates show Wallace leading in caucuses, Carter and Shriver behind.
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Police Probe Radio Coordinated Attack on Officers
In Boston, police say federal authorities are investigating a radio coordinated assault on officers at an anti-busing rally. Police Commissioner Robert Digrazia reports 40 to 50 officers injured, with the attack described as an obvious conspiracy by an element of hoodlums.
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Ford set to unveil CIA reform plan this week
President Ford will reveal a long awaited CIA reform package by midweek. The plan centers on creating a White House board to monitor abuses. Ford met with top advisers after noon to finalize overhaul details.
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Hearings Set for Palo Verde N Plant Project
The Atomic Safety Licensing Board schedules public hearings February 23 on six utilities proposed to build the Palo Verde Nuclear Generating Station near Buckeye. Panels will hear testimony on radiological health safety and environmental issues.
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Kissinger Starts Six Nation Latin America Tour
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger launches a nine day tour to ease hemispheric strains over issues such as the Panama Canal. He departs Washington for Venezuela, with stops planned in Peru Brazil Colombia Costa Rica and Guatemala.
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New Chapter in Works for 75 Year Old Tucson Library
City Manager Valdez estimates a downtown main library would cost 9.3 million to build by 1978 while Anderson advocates locating the library downtown as a regional center. Residents debate preserving the 75 year old Ionic building or moving to new downtown facilities.
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Pill linked to liver tumors in young women study says
University of Louisville doctors report 13 young women developed liver tumors after taking birth control pills. Nine benign and four malignant. patients were healthy and nonalcoholic. Authors note potential link but call role unproven. Population Council study finds overall lower mortality from birth control vs pregnancy, except for women over 40.
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Citizens Publishing Company Subscription Rates
The notice lists home delivery and mail subscription rates for Metropolitan Tucson and outside areas, with monthly and yearly prices in ARIZONA and outside ARIZONA, plus contact details for subscriptions and want ads.
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Government lists best buys in home appliances
The General Services Administration uses life cycle costing to rank appliance brands and models by initial price and lifetime energy use. It cites five air conditioner lines, several GE and Sunray ranges, multiple refrigerators from GE Hotpoint and Philco, and various water heaters as the cheapest options with energy savings estimates. The agency notes U.S. households own over a billion appliances, averaging 16 per home.
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Government life cycle costs guide for household appliances
Sylvia Porter notes Americans own refrigerators, TVs, and washing machines in high percentages with annual large appliance spending surpassing 8 billion dollars. She cautions GSA life cycle criteria favor energy use and initial price, and warns models from non bidding manufacturers may be cheaper.
Guatemalans urged to stop killing looters
In Guatemala City officials appeal to armed vigilantes to halt executions of looters amid the Feb. 4 quake chaos. Reports say over 200 looters killed by police, vigilantes, and the army as squads patrol border areas. The quake toll reaches 22,088 with alleged killings inside custody.
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UPI
Detective Lugo's Demonstration Gone Wrong
In Boulder Colorado detective Frank Lugo 25 was hospitalized after a demo for pharmacists when he accidentally shot himself in the shoulder during a service revolver display. The incident raises questions about safety procedures and training for demonstrations.
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