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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1965

Page

3

Western Governors Group Forms Water Council

The Western Governors Conference ends its Portland meeting by approving a water council to reconcile Southwest thirst with Northwest supply. Three members from each contiguous state, one vote per state, unanimous actions, and a $150000 annual cost split among states. Alaska and Hawaii may join. Governor Hatfield calls it pivotal. Grant Sawyer named chair, Tim Babcock vice chair. A tax revenue share, mining incentives, anti silver coin removal, and a new North Pacific fishing treaty are urged.

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Weekend traffic deaths push state toll to 230

United Press International reports five weekend fatalities raise Arizona’s traffic toll to 230, eight under last year. Among the deceased are Nellie Leen, 73, of Phoenix, from a Maricopa Freeway crash, and Marcos Alviso, 41, Lupe Perez, 13, and Gloria Perez, 9, from a two car collision near Salome.

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Kennedy Arts Center Still Short Of Goal

The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts must raise about 1.5 million by June 30 to qualify for a 15.5 million federal matching grant. Chairman Roger Stevens says foreign gifts are not yet in hand and additional funds may be needed for a new film theater alongside existing venues and facilities.

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