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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1976
Page
1
Tucson Trends 1976 reports Tucson foresees higher job opportunities and personal income by 1980 while metro population grows slower than last decade. The survey, conducted among 1,300 households by M R West Marketing Research, covers population, housing, education, employment, income, and mobility.
Tucson Metropolitan area divided into 11 districts for a 1300 household survey titled Tucson Trends 1976. Researchers say sampling by district mirrors the 160000 metropolitan households within a 3 percent margin.
U.S. District Judge Oliver Carter, who presided over Patricia Hearst’s trial, died at 65 after a heart attack. His death postpones Hearst’s sentencing on bank robbery and weapon charges while a successor weighs trial testimony and reports.
Carter nears the 1 505 needed for the Democratic nomination as Ford and Reagan duel for delegates. Carter leads with 1 381 commitments, while Ford has 990 and Reagan 882. Carter urges party unity and will take a brief vacation as platform battles unfold in Washington.
The Tucson Daily Citizen lists subscription prices for home delivery in Tucson and outside areas, with rates for carrier, air mail, and mail payments in advance. December 1975 renewals qualify for special pricing. Rates include Arizona and outside-state options.
Tucson Trends 1976 shows North and East fringe areas posted the fastest growth while the inner city lost population. Mobility is high with about 60 percent of households moving in five years, many from Pima County. New housing concentrates in districts 1 3 9 11, 5 and 6 with 29 percent of starts in district 1 last year.
The Tucson Trends survey forecasts 7000 new jobs in Tucson this year and 35000 more by 1980, bringing total employment near 200000. Outsiders may come, but many jobs will be absorbed by current residents, with population growth lagging behind the 1970 to 1980 national pace.
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