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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1976
Page
6
The Arizona Senate approved a House bill authorizing importation of meat from non-slaughtered animals for use by dog breeders and 200s. A Senate amendment would let the Livestock Sanitary Board hire more inspectors to prevent meat from being used for human consumption. The measure goes back to the House for concurrence.
Firefighters battled a 250 acre blaze north of Ehrenberg and used a backfire to protect nearby houses and trailers about a half mile away. Wind, blowing away from residences, aided the effort and yielded positive containment early.
Jules Klagge, former legislative council director and counsel to House Democrats, is appointed superintendent of the State Liquor Department by Gov. Raul Castro. He will replace Robert Bean, who resigned to become a Pinal County Superior Court judge.
Arizona real estate commissioner William Penn says two years may be needed to dispose of 130 backlog cases of alleged real estate law violations. He told the Scottsdale Bar Association that up to 300 cases are under investigation, with 130 already on file for action. About 20 percent involve subdivision law violations.
Five defendants arrested on marijuana transport charges aboard Amtrak trains in Flagstaff had their cases dismissed after a May 19 ruling by Superior Court Judge Joyce Mangum found the drug profile used by officers insufficient to justify searches and arrests. Police said 43 people in three states were involved in operations using Amtrak to move drugs to eastern cities with assistance from Department of Public Safety officers.
The Mohave County Airport primary runway is shut after a new $1.2 million surface failed to meet old specs and allowed weeds to grow, causing about 100 crumbling spots. The board of supervisors weighs a suit against engineers, contractor, or the FAA to recover repair costs.
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