UA could gain as much as 3 million from proposals
University of Arizona officials faced cool reception as Kenneth G. Bentson urged a $200 annual rise in tuition for both in-state and out-of-state students and the elimination of half of tuition waivers and state scholarships. Regents will study the plan with limited support.
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Comptroller's Office
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Trial slated for youth in attacks in Tucson
Albert Riesgo an 18 year old pleaded innocent yesterday to eight charges linked to attacks on three Tucson women. A July 10 Superior Court trial was set for the case involving armed burglary armed robbery kidnapping and related counts including assault with a deadly weapon. The charges include the March 15 kidnapping and assault of a Tucson school teacher and the May 23 beating of two 18 year old girls at their home.
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Learn-to-Swim program urged for Tucson area youths
District 1 Supt. Thomas L. Lee backs the Learn to Swim program sponsored by the Metropolitan YMCA and the Daily Citizen. Registration ends June 8 with classes starting June 11 at five city locations. About 1,500 children are expected to enroll. more than 5,000 have participated since 1914.
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Tucson construction unions press for higher pay in stalled talks
Five Arizona unions representing about 28 000 workers, including Tucson crews, seek 6 or 7 percent raises as contracts expired at midnight. Negotiators plan to resume discussions in Phoenix while employers and unions dispute guideline limits set by the Nixon era Construction Industry Stabilization Committee.
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Watergate talk set for Demos by Scheff in Tucson
Tucson attorney Leonard Scheff active in civil rights will speak at a Democrats of Greater Tucson luncheon Monday. The topic is Watergate The Law and Order Gang. Meeting at noon at the Holiday Inn South 1010 South Freeway.
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Scheff
Tucson
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Watergate
Law and Order Gang
Holiday Inn South
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