Federal funds for Arizona Oriental Studies face hurdles
Congress cleared a 13.5 million dollar request for Oriental Studies at the University of Arizona but department head William R Schulz says administration and budget hurdles remain. He warns failure could end 13 years of federal support for Oriental studies in the United States.
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Weatherbee couple acquitted in illegal entry case
A Sahuerita couple, Charles and Maria M Weatherbee, were acquitted by a federal jury in a one day trial before U S District Judge James A Walsh on charges of inducing an alien to enter the United States and transporting an alien who had entered illegally The defense argued they did not know the girl crossed the border illegally during the trial in AUS District Court on Tuesday.
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Baldenegro Named Youth Service Bureau Director
Baldenegro, 29, will head the Youth Service Bureau in Tucson replacing Raul Ramirez who led since October 1971. Ramirez resigns to enroll at Arizona State for a master's in social work. Baldenegro has led minority student programs at Pima Community College and has been active with La Raza and local civic groups. The bureau offers counseling tutoring job help and vocational guidance.
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Market firmed as trading stayed slow amid uncertainty
The Dow rose to 873.40 in a lull of activity as declines edged advances 7 to 3 on the New York Stock Exchange. Analysts cited thin interest, dollar weakness, and Watergate fallout for the lack of buying. J P Morgan slipped and First National City fell as Memorex discussed a possible sale. Syntex predicted strong earnings for the year.
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Rites Tomorrow for Tucson Arena Developer Ray
Funeral services for Ray, a Tucson arena developer, are set for tomorrow. He lived at 1590 N Sewelle Ave and was a life member of B'nai B'rith, The City of Hope, and the Elks. Survived by widow Malis and four grandchildren Pauline, a daughter, and three other children, all of Tucson. The center previously used by big-name fighters and bands was torn down last year after the community center was completed.
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