New Sun World Airlines Faces ACC Hearing in June
Sun World Airlines seeks ACC approval to serve Flagstaff and eight other Arizona cities with two Cessna 4028 planes and nine more aircraft for statewide charters. The plan follows Apache’s grounding after the May 6 crash that killed 12. Arizona officials expect approval pending ACC and CAB clearances. Sun World aims to begin by June 2.
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New Sun World Airlines
ACC
heWis
Sun World Aines
Apache Airlines
Arizona Corporation Commission
Flagstaff
Grand Canyon
Kingman
Lake Havasu City
Tucson
Ft. Heachuea
Douglas
Show Low
McNary
Springerville
St. Johns
William Price
Phoenix
Donald Romley
Gary Beck
Scottsdale
Romiley
Beck
Sea World
Apache
George Dembow
Sun World
James Vercellino
State Department of Aeronautics
Civil Aeronautics Board
Decker Estate Trustees Released After Civil Arrest
Attorneys John S. Rosenberg and Leroy A. Page, co executors of Howard H. Decker's estate, were released on their own recognizance after a civil arrest for failing to account for 177000 dollars. Superior Court Judge Jack G. Marks ordered continued proceedings to compel accounting. Page is allowed to return home. Ernst and Ernst hired to handle records.
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John S. Rosenberg
Marks
Page
Long Beach
Calif
Ernst and Ernst
Rosenberg
Howard H. Decker
Katrina
Decker
Mary
W. Roller Coaster Rd
Malcolm Hillock
Stasenberg
ACC weighs TG&E rate rise. Tucson waits for August decision
After nine weeks of hearings on Tucson Gas and Electric's proposed 9.5 percent rate increase, the Arizona Corporation Commission aims for an Aug. 15 decision. The panel reviews extensive evidence from TG&E and interveners including the Community Consumer Association and City of Tucson as it weighs options from full approval to partial reductions.
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Commission
ACC
Russell Williams
al Faron
Charles H. Garland
Tg&e
Community Consumer Association
City of Tucson
Pima County Legal Aid Society
Davis-Monthan Afb
Mining Industry
Arizona Portland Cement
Arizona Consummers Council
Mountain Bell
Arizona Public Service
Williams
Marvin Cohen
Arizona Portland Cement Co
Tucson
James M. Corbett
Arizona Consumer Council
Te Senate
Tueson
Pg&e
TG&E seeks rate hike to fund $190 million expansion
The Arizona utility TG&E proposes a 16 percent overall rate increase to support a $190 million expansion from 1971 to 1974, including $110 million for Western Coal Co. interests and new gas plants in Four Corners San Juan and Navajo near Page, with $60 million for a high voltage line and gas generators in Tucson. Stakeholders argue over impacts on residents versus industries and environmental controls, while hearings set brief deadlines for final submissions.
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Tg&e
J. Luther Davis
Western Coal Co
Four Corners
San Juan
New Mexico
Navajo
Page
Tucson
Davis
Garden Club Panel Discusses People Plants and Pollution
The Tucson Men's Garden Club will host a 7:30 p.m. panel discussion on People Plants and Pollution at Randolph Park Recreation Center. University of Arizona entomologists Lawrence Carruth and Robert Fye join Leon Moore of the UA Extension Service on pesticides. The club plans to host the national convention of the Men's Garden Clubs of America in April and will dedicate two trees to its living memorial grove for Dr. George Wene and Robert L. Houston.
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Tucson Men's Garden Club
Randolph Park Recreation Center
S. Alvernon Way
Lawrence Carruth
Robert Fye
University of Arizona
Leon Moore
UA Extension Service
Men's Garden Clubs of America
Randolph Park
George Wene
Robert L. Houston
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el Paso Natural Gas Co
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Stuart Herzog
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Legal Aid Society
Joe Castillo
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Myerson
Weill
Sheaffer
Hanes
Hanes Corporation
Winston-Salem, N.C
Church Ave
Congress
Church
Wilmot Plaza
Broadway
Wilmot
Tappan Electrics
Electra
Tappan Electric
Tappang
N. Country Club
22Nd Street
Visualite
Christie
E. Fitzgera
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API
Wheeler TV & Appliance
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