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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1976
Page
6
City Manager Joel D. Valdez urges the Tucson council to double local funding for human services, seeking 1.3 million city share to back more than 3.2 million in programs including home health care and a mobile podiatry clinic. Public input dominates a 3 hour hearing with no action taken, allocations to be finalized by June 14.
Navajo Tribal official Art Arviso admitted stealing building supplies and labor from the Navajo Tribal Fair Commission for use on his Window Rock property. He faces up to five years in prison at sentencing set for June 28 in U.S. District Court. A co defendant, David Jackson, received one year probation for aiding the embezzlement.
The Consumer Product Safety Commission orders a recall of Terrann Industries Inc Baitcatcher worm probe used as fishing bait due to substantial risk of electric shock to users. The UPI report notes the device is designed to drive worms from the ground.
Two purchase options for the Arneson Pool Sweep are promoted a direct buy or a new Month to Month Plan. The ad claims automatic cleaning seven days a week with no long term contract and includes a free movie at the dealer showings. An installation charge is noted.
Dennis DeConcini and Carolyn Warner spar over the Humphrey Hawkins unemployment bill at a joint Democrat meet with Wade Church. DeConcini backs the measure while Warner calls for more study, all three favor defense spending review, solar energy research, and oppose forced school desegregation busing.
Arizona retailers back a 30 to 60 day voluntary no smoking trial in selling areas to avoid new anti smoking law. Leaders Barr and McCarthy press for consensus while grocers and drugstores weigh voluntary measures against legislative action. Betty Carnes urges law if voluntary plan fails. Mac Dorsey and Lou Combs endorse the voluntary approach.
Bands of Protestant vigilantes roamed the Shankill Road district of Belfast early today after three more Protestants were killed in Northern Ireland’s religious conflict. Police reported no trouble as armed vigilantes moved about the area following Ian Paisley’s defense Ulster campaign against IRA guerrillas.
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