Ambulance Service Row Stabilizes in Tucson
The Arizona Corporation Commission mediated a temporary settlement between Kord Ambulance Service and the Tucson Fire Department after a week of disputed emergency calls. The agreement runs to June 1 and open talks will address alleged mismanagement and patient treatment concerns raised by Kordsiemon and Fire Department personnel. Fire Captain Ellis Franklin backed the department, praising staff as highly trained and repeatedly commended by Tucson residents.
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Ellis Franklin
Funds use talks set tomorrow in Tucson city meeting
Tucson officials plan a meeting tomorrow with federal agency representatives to finalize how more than seven million dollars in federal grants will be spent under the planned variations program. Mayor Lewis C. Murphy City Manager Clifford W. O Key and city councilors will review initial spending plans approved by federal authorities.
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Energy Resource Agency in Works
Washington AP reports President Nixon and Interior Secretary Rogers Morton are near proposing a Cabinet level Department of Energy and Natural Resources. The merged department would include Interior, Forest Service, NOAA from Commerce, and planning functions from the Corps of Engineers to unify energy and natural resource programs. Morton's CBS interview said the proposal could be made in a few days, building on a 1971 idea but with a stronger emphasis on energy development and conservation.
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Gas pinch comes early for police in Riverside
Riverside Calif AP reports police in this Southern California city faced an early gasoline crisis. Three squad cars and two motorcycles stalled after the afternoon shift began. Mechanics found the department had received eight thousand gallons of fuel that had been diluted. An investigation was ordered.
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