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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1973

Page

4

Arizona copper mine valuations swing with price and upgrades

A Tucson Daily Citizen survey shows state valuations for Arizona copper properties fluctuate with copper price estimates and revised ore reserves. Duval Corp objects to Sierrita Mine valuation up 2.4 million to 129.5 million, while Esperanza rises to 10.7 million and Mineral Park falls to 15.5 million. Valuations at Kennecott Ray and Magma Copper drop due to pollution control credits and ore figures, and Phelps Dodge Morenci climbs over 5 million amid price forecasts.

Arizona Tucson Daily Citizen Duval Corp State Department of Property Valuation Sierrita Tucson Duval Cody Johnson Houston Woolery Johnson Esperanza Mineral Park Kingman State Department Kennecott Copper Corp Hayden and Ray Phelps Dodge Corp Morenci Ajo San Manuel Magma Copper Co Here Magma Wayne Burt American Smelling & Refining Co Asarco Silver Bell Kennecott Ray Mines Division James Maize Kennecott Division Phelps Dodge M. P. Scanlon Western Douglas Bisbee Scanlon Kalamazoo Burt Magmia Superior Missiony A. D. Coumides Southwest Mining Department Coumides

Ulm mine inspection sparks possible charges in Arizona

State Mine Inspector Verne McCutchan seeks guidance from Attorney General Gary Nelson on whether to file charges against Sen. John Scott Ulm for allegedly violating mining laws. Ulm accused Magma Copper Co. of endangering safety. McCutchan says Ulm did not follow statutes entering private property.

Phoenix Arizona Verne McCutchan Atty Gary Nelson John Scott Ulm D-Tucson Ulm Magma Copper Co McCutchan Avizoni

Learn to Swim program opens at five Tucson sites

Nearly 3,000 youngsters begin the Learn to Swim program, a Tucson tradition for 59 years, jointly sponsored by the Metropolitan YMCA and the Tucson Daily Citizen, with classes at Lohse YMCA, South YMCA, Bob Jacobs Park, University of Arizona housing center, and East YMCA. The program aims to drownproof Tucson with safety lessons including underwater search, floating, and the Mutter kick.

Tucson Metropolitan Ymca Tucson Daily Citizen Lohse Ymca N. 5Th Ave South Ymca 6Th Ave Bob Jacobs N. Fairview Ave University of Arizona Family Housing Center Columbus Boulevard Ft. Lowell Road East Ymca S. Prudence Rd Clermont Lopez Citizen Laper Lopez Loper Bob Jacobs Park

Essay winners named by Masonic lodges in Arizona

The Masonic lodges of Arizona announced the Public Schools Week essay contest winners for elementary and junior high pupils. First place in Tucson earned $10 to Lisa Bianco, Shawoalee Leeper, Mike Anderson, Cindy Bassett, Era Speight, Robert Martin, Danny Forkan, and others across grades. Second and third places awarded to Charles Hoover, Steve Bond, Lynn Mababe, Sue Geld, Randy Fuentes, and Robert Brito with prizes of $5 and $3 respectively.

Masonic Lodges of Arizona Tucson Lisa Bianco Shawoalee Leeper Mike ‘Anderson Cindy Bassett Era Speight Robert Martin Danny Forkan Charles Hoover Steve Bond Lynn Macabe Sue Geld Randy Fuentes Robert Brito

Moon soil boon to plants in Alabama tests

MOBILE Alabama UPI reports that marsh plants treated with moon soil material grew better and lived longer than untreated plants in trials by Vernon Scholes biology professor at the University of South Alabama. He noted researchers initially tested for pathogens but observed improved growth and longevity in treated plants.

Mobile Ala UPI Vernon Scholes University of South Alabama Scholes Wwe Iumor

Luis Ruiz Celebrates 100th Birthday at Elks Care

Luis Ruiz marked a century with a 100 candle cake from Creative Cakery at 1806 E Broadway. He asked nurse Terry Montego to blow out the candles and toasted with tequila. The gathering was at Elks Care on 1901 W Speedway Blvd where he lives.

Luis Ruiz Creative Cakery E. Broadway Ruiz Terry Montego Elks Care W. Speedway Blvd

Court upholds staggered tax reassessment plan in Arizona

In Maricopa County a three year staggered revaluation plan, challenged as unequal, was upheld. Judge Port er Murray ruled the 1970 program reasonable under the circumstances and noted a statewide computer reassessment will replace it next year, denying lan credits but leaving open appeal.

Pima Maricopa Pima County Robert O. Boylston Maricopa County Porter Murray Kenneth Kunes Jerry Levine Harold Donegan Kones Murray Levine

Distant Comet Seen By Caltech Student

Pasadena California AP A graduate student at the California Institute of Technology sighted a previously unknown comet about 150 million miles from Earth beyond Mars. Named Comet Huchra for discoverer John P. Huchra, it was spotted on Palomar Mountain using Caltech's 48 inch telescope. Supported by the National Science Foundation, the comet moves away from Earth at roughly three miles per second and will not approach Earth for several hundred years.

Pasadena Calif California Institute of Technology Earth Mars Huchra John P. Huchra Callech Palomar National Science Foundation Caltech

Man fined after driving at traffic officer in Brighton

Ed ward Berry faced charges in Brighton for driving his car toward a traffic policeman with a smirk on his face. The court fined Berry 74 dollars.

Brighton England UPI Edward Berry Berry

Derailment Halts SP Cars in Yuma Yard No Injuries Reported

Repair crews worked to replace 32 empty Southern Pacific freight cars derailed while being coupled in the Yuma yards. No mainline disruption occurred. It was the third major SP accident in Arizona in three weeks, with prior incidents near Gila Bend and Benson causing minor injuries and one bombing event nearby.

Yuma Southern Pacific Railroad Arizona al Bradshaw Gila Bend Los Angeles East St. Louis

Water fees tied to tax in CAP operation plan

Arizona Water Commissioner Wes Steiner outlined a computer study showing Tucson and other municipalities could pay about 40 dollars per acre foot if a 2.5 cent district tax on real property is levied, or 54 dollars without tax support. The Tucson Water Advisory Committee discussed the figures, noting variables and potential higher tax scenarios.

Tucson Central Arizona Arizona Water Wes Steiner Central Arizona Water Conservation District Pima County Tucsd Steiner Quentin Mees Pima Maricopa Pinal Conservation District Mees Pima Association of Governments Advisory Board

Cox asked to probe ITT link in Senate hearings

Attorney General Richardson asked Archibald Cox to investigate whether witnesses committed perjury during confirmation hearings for Kleindienst. The focus is ITT Hartford merger amid inquiries into ITT’s role in aiding San Diego GOP convention efforts and related antitrust settlements.

Washington Watergate Archibald Cox Senate Atty Richard Kleindienst Att Elliot Richardson Cox Itt-Hartford Fire Insurance Co Richardson James C. Eastland D-Miss Senate Judiciary Committee ITT Kleindienst Judiciary Committee San Diego Department Ricardson ITT Hartford Miami Beach

Inspections Begin On Tucson Transit Buses

City mechanics under Ralph J. Ludwig Jr inspect Tucson Transit buses amid driver complaints of poor maintenance. A two page checklist and road tests are used at the Tucson Transit garage on Plumer Avenue. Campbell says city buses are among those tested, including 19 older units used for school runs.

Tucson Transit Corporation Ralph J. Ludwig Jr Tucson Transit Plumer Ave Thomas R. Campbell

Boat sinks in Iraq river trip to wedding party

A boat carrying villagers across the River Tigris to a wedding party capsized in mid stream near Baghdad. The Iraq News Agency said 20 people died, mostly women and children, while about 100 passengers survived the disaster.

Beirut UPI Tigris Iraq

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