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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1973
Page
2
A Tucson Daily Citizen reader reports long waits for drivers on 5th Avenue to cross Broadway Boulevard into Congress Street. Pedestrians face danger as one car edge onto the crosswalk while others time gaps to merge into three one way lanes.
Banco stockholders battled over control at a Ramada Inn meeting as Morris Herring claimed his slate would prevail over management. With 42 000 proxy shares cast, the outcome hinges on Peat Marwick Mitchell audit results and the bank's 24 director race.
Phelps Dodge officials project about 930 of 1 50 Bisbee employees will continue next year with 30 percent in underground operations and the Lavender Pit work tapering by 1974. George Munroe, at the New York stockholders meeting, said the company aims to operate the underground Bisbee mines through Wis and 1974, depending on production costs and copper prices.
Bernard Noth a 16 year old Douglas honor student who killed his parents last Thanksgiving is placed at the Arizona Youth Center in Tucson for psychiatric testing while a suitable correctional facility is sought. Cochise County juvenile probation chief Donald Orr and Judge Anthony Deddens ordered the transfer after two psychiatrists urged against confinement in the state hospital or prison. He will undergo intensive psychological academic and vocational testing to guide permanent placement. Roth earlier told Douglas police he killed his parents to learn how it felt to kill a souvenir.
Beir ut AP reports Kuwait and Bahrain urge foreign powers to intervene in the Persian Gulf region amid tensions over oil supplies. The call signals regional unease as Western oil imports rely on Gulf delivers.
A federal hearing officer ordered the U S Forest Service to conduct an environmental impact study for Madera Canyon before evicting summer cabin occupants. Coronado National Forest must also consider alternatives to removing the homes. The order follows earlier permit terminations and a 1982 deadline for residents to leave to ease overcrowding and expand recreation areas.
J David Yubeta foreman for Anaconda Co withdraws from Democratic bid for Ward 5 seat held by Ramon Castillo. He cites need to focus on family and support for a Democratic ticket in upcoming city election. Rudy Castro joins race for nomination, first challenger since Yubeta.
The Tucson chapter of the American Red Cross will hold its 57th annual meeting on June 19 at 7:15 p.m. at University Hospital 1501 N Campbell, preceded by a 7 p.m. dinner. Volunteer workers blood donors fund contributors and the public are invited. Reservations can be made by phoning the Red Cross office before June 13.
John Smyth son of Mr and Mrs Heary Smyth of 6926 AM Princeton Drive received the Rensselaer Medal for outstanding achievement in math and science. The award is given annually by Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute to encourage high school students to pursue careers in mathematics and science.
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