23 Feb 1977
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1977
Page
1
The City Council heard advice on water rates at a hearing attended by about two people. Jennie Walesman spoke while former member Margot Garcia, noted for supporting higher rates, sat nearby quietly in the audience.
Arizona officials convene an ad hoc CAP task force led by Hank Raymond to press Carter and Congress to restore $2 billion in federal CAP funding. Gov. Castro vows a public relations drive, bond financing as last resort, and intensified water conservation as Phase 3 of the state plan unfolds.
Unclear readable content focuses on a Saturday item titled Tomorrow In Your Citizen. No distinct person or organization is identifiable.
Entertainment writer Chuck Graham surveys Tucson nightlife in an In Focus feature. He visits singles bars night clubs and other venues showcasing what locals might do on a Saturday night.
Washington officials weigh restoring Central Arizona Project funds after environmental and political pressure. In Phoenix, environmentalists halt a siphon job, and the Navajo Nation vows legal action to claim Colorado River water shares, citing a 1908 Supreme Court ruling and current delivery costs.
A 72 year old man, Edward W. Shaw, was plucked from melting Lake Erie ice six miles from Long Point Ontario. Coast Guard and Canadian authorities resumed searching for four others attempting to walk 31 miles to Canada. Shaw, a lifelong Lake Erie worker, planned to reach the Long Point lighthouse but halted 17 to 18 miles short when rescued.
Speeches highlighting Negro History Week and Frederick Douglass Day are set for 7:30 pm Sunday at Prince Chapel African Methodist Episcopal Church on S Stone Ave. The Arizona State Federated Clubs of the Southwest Region sponsors with Blanche N. Johnson Lorraine Raymond and Gloria Musgrove among the speakers.
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