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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1968

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California offers concessions in seven-state water dispute

California says it will defer studies to augment the Colorado River with Columbia River water and delay the costly Hualapai Dam project in exchange for Arizona protecting current uses and pledging surplus revenues for river augmentation. Steiner cited authorization of the Central Arizona Project and five small Colorado projects if all seven states agree. hearings begin January 30.

Los Angeles California Arizona Colorado Wesley E. Steiner Department of Water Resources Columbia River Steiner Hualpaj Central Columbia House Utah Wyoming New Mexico Nevada

State Should Hire Education Leader Not Elect The Superintendent

Dr. Robert L. Pickering of Phoenix told western education coordinators that Arizona should hire a state superintendent rather than elect one. A bill based on eight state recommendations would create an educational planning council and fund modernization of statutes with a 75 000 dollar appropriation. The Tucson meeting runs through Friday and includes officials from Arizona State University and public service groups.

State Superintendent of Public Instruction Robert L. Pickering Phoenix Desert Inn Arizona Pickering Tucson New Planning Council Board of Education of the Future State Board of Education State Superintendent of Public Instruction Sarah Folsom David C. Wolford Folsom Donald E. Stephenson del E. Webb Corp Walter Lucking Arizona Public Service Co G. D. McGrath College of Education Arizona State University Edgar L. Morphet Denver University of California At Berkeley David L. Jesser

Barr probes ROTC program at Arizona schools

House Majority Leader Burton Barr leads a legislative inquiry into compulsory ROTC at the University of Arizona and Arizona State. He visited ASU to inspect the program and will visit Tucson when arranged. The Board of Regents will decide, with focus on the broader issue and Defense Department stance. Male students face mandatory ROTC in their first two years.

Phoenix House Burton Barr Rmaricopa University of Arizona Arizona State Barr ASU Tucson Board of Regents Defense Department U of A

Superior Court awards 7600 for county condemned land

A Pima County jury awarded 7600 to Herman Ray for the condemnation of 50,108 square feet of a 348,999 square foot parcel at Drexel Road and Swan Road. The land was taken for a diversion channel built by the Army Corps of Engineers.

Drexel Road Swan Road Herman Ray Pima Ray Army Corps of Engineers

Three Sovereigns Restaurant Fights Padlock Over Rent

Three Sovereigns Restaurant claims rent paid through 1968 prevents a padlocking order at 5353 E. Broadway. Buena Vista Development Co. owner of the land seeks to shut and sell the property while lawsuits in federal court challenge lease termination and notice requirements. D Antonio, Tucson attorney, says he will file additional actions.

Three Sovereigns Pennsylvania E. Broadway Pittsburgh Harold Gondelman Citizen Gondelman Buena Vista Development Co Buena Vista U. S. Marshal's Office Tucson Lawrence D’antonio Albert Parvin & Co California U. S D’ Antonio

Thieves Ransack Two Residences in Local Burglary

Burglars used a crowbar to break into Ferdinand Weitershausen’s home at 187 N Norton Ave and steal a $1600 sable cape. At Dennis LaRoe’s residence, 1831 W Linden St, burglars forced a sliding door and took four .22 rifles and a .12 gauge pump shotgun.

Ferdinand Weitershausen N. Norton Ave Dennis C. LaRoe W. Linden St

Published Pallyy Sunday by Citizen Publish

Subscription rates listed for home and mail delivery in Tucson and outside areas. Rates show 45 cents per week, $23.10 yearly, and mail monthly options of $2.25, $27.00 per year with postage paid in Tucson.

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KC135 Tanker Crashes After Takeoff at Minot Base

An Air Force KC135 jet tanker with 13 aboard crashed on takeoff at Minot Air Force Base and burned. The plane, based at March AFB California, was returning to March after a mission. one survivor was reported. Casualty details were not immediately released.

Minot N. D Minot Air Force Base Air Force March

Man Shot, Victim Cannot Explain Circumstances

MeElroy Lockhart, 25, of 1926 Misteltoe Circle, was reported in satisfactory condition after abdominal surgery for a bullet wound at Pima County Hospital. Police said he could not tell how the shooting occurred shortly after 11 p.m. Investigators noted he had been at Mae Evelyn Johns’s home, and she heard a shot after he left.

MeElroy Lockhart Misteltoe Circle Pima County Hospital Lockhart Mae Evelyn Johns Cameron Vista

PTA Meeting In Tucson To Hear Social Worker

Miss Winifred Johnson will discuss the social worker's special services in Tucson School District 1 at Elbert A. Gump School. The 7:30 p.m. session at 750 N. Rosemont Ave is open to the public.

Winifred Johnson Tucson Elbert A. Gump Rosemont Ave Miss Johnson Marion Pearlman Diana Terry

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