Copper drilling near Tucson Mountains yields only favorable geology
Continental Oil Co. reports its private property drilling near Lacson Mountain Park found geology favorable but not a rich copper lode as once claimed by a former University of Arizona geologist. Local experts say pockets may exist but unlikely to exceed one percent copper. lawsuits and protests by Tucson Estates residents accompany the drilling.
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Continental Oil Co
Tucson Mountains
University of Arizona
Tucson
Robert Holt
Holt
Halt
Willard Lacy
Lacson Mountain Park
Lacy
University of Arizona College of Mines
Pima County
Tucson Mountain
John Tsaguris
Tucson Estates
Kinney Road
Old Tucson
Federal Bureau of Land Management
Continental
Contri
Tal
Smelter cleared after inspector finds few substantiated claims
Arizona state mine inspector released a report on the Map mia Copper Co smelter at San Manuel finding little evidence to support Senator Ulm's safety complaints. Inspections June 7 showed no excessive dust or toxic gases, with 10 readings above limits and production records on June 7 indicating above average output despite some cleanup needs.
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Phoenix Burdau Phoenix
Ulm
Mapmia Copper Co
San Manuel
John Scott Ulm
D-Tucson
William Swink
D-San Manuel
Arizona
Usted
Verne McCutchan
Anthony Bennett
Bennett
McCutchan
Driving Reduction Could Test Arizona Pollution Fight
An EPA engineer from the San Francisco office says pollution control standards may force Arizona to cut car use to meet carbon monoxide limits. Public outcry could delay the timetable, prompting exploration of alternative methods to curb emissions. Phil Wondra discusses Arizona’s proposed strategies.
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Arizona
Federal Environmental Protection Agency
Phil. Wondra
Wondra
San Francisco
Arizona Plan On Vehicle Emissions Falls Short
The EPA partially rejected Arizona plans to cut vehicle pollutants. The agency approved hydrocarbon reductions but said carbon monoxide cuts require another 37 to 39 percent by 1975. Frank Covington of the EPA said details will be announced within 10 days with hearings likely in late July.
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Arizona
Environmental Agency
EPA
Frank Covington
San Francisco
Covington
Special medical class scheduled at University of Arizona
A postgraduate course in emergency medical services will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. June 25 at the University of Arizona Medical Center Auditorium 1501 N Campbell Ave. Guest speaker will be David M. Paul coroner for the City of London. The course is free and approved for seven credit hours toward the Arizona Medical Association CME certificate.
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University of Arizona Medical Center
N. Campbell Ave
Her Majesty
City of London
David M. Paul
Arizona Medical Association
Dr Campbell Covington 62 Former AAGP President Dies
Funeral services held for Dr Campbell Covington 62 former president of the American Academy of General Practitioners who died of cancer in Selma California. A Mayfield Kentucky native who moved to Tucson in 1927 he was educated at Tucson High and the University of Arizona and trained at St Louis University Medical School Fresno County and Madera County Hospitals. Survivors include his parents Mrs and Mrs Benjamin Covington and his widow Ruth of Selma.
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Campbell H. Covington
American Academy of General Practitioners
Covington
Selma
Calif
Fresno
Mayfield
Tucson
University of Arizona
St. Louis University Medical School
Fresno County Hospital
Madera County Hospital
Coyington
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Knights of Columbus
St. Joseph’s Parish
Benjamin Covington
Alvernon Way
Ruth
Sela
Hughes bids for more Nevada land takeover
Billionaire Troward Hughes appears to be buying additional Nevada property. Mrs Helen Conaway confirms an 110 acre ranch four miles south of Caliente is being sold to Summa Corp owned by Hughes. The Conaways will manage the ranch. No price disclosed. Hughes has bought about 300 million dollars in Nevada assets, including seven casinos mining claims and a Las Vegas TV station.
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Caliente
Nev
UPI
Troward “Hughes
Nevada
Helen Conaway
Here
Summa Corp
Hughes
Conaways
Las Vegas
Court to hear bid to halt school bond sale over equal vote
U S District Judge James A Walsh will hear June 30 a bid by two Cochise County couples to halt a 300000 bond sale until Pearce Valley Union High School District residents have equal representation. The complaint argues the Pearce district dominates five seat board with three Pearce members, violating one man one vote under the Fifteenth Amendment. prior state court rulings allowed the board's structure.
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U.S
James A. Walsh
Cochise County
Pearce Valley Union
Walsh
George W. Leslie
Williams
Pearce
Ash Creek
Norman
Fenton
Clague A. van Slyke
Charlie sombreros boost Tucson paper sales by girls
Charlie the paper mascot boosts Tucson Daily Citizen sales with a $930 jackpot promotion. Sisters Carla and Amy Larson, 14 and 11, hawk bundles near Broadway and Wilmot wearing sombreros to attract customers. Their sign touts the jackpot while readers share friendly comments and occasional tips.
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Amy Carlson
Pancho Villa
Zen Charlie
Carla
Citi
Wilmot-Broadway
Charlie
Tucson
Broadway-Wilmot
Amy
Larson
Daily Citizen
Jack Christman
Christman
Broadway
Wilmot Road
Chica
Alfred Larson
South
Marvin Ave
Ft. Huachuca
Vietnam
San Francisco Old Mint Reopens as Museum for Exhibits
The former San Francisco Mint, active from 1874 to 1937, reopens today as a museum after renovation. The restored building will house historical and educational exhibits highlighting its era and functions.
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San Francisco
UPT
Public Records and Legal Listings from Tucson Area
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous Tucson names and ages linked to legal notices, court cases, births, and police reports. It includes multiple defendants and plaintiffs, births at various hospitals, sentencing notes, burglaries, and a fire incident with monetary losses, spanning names such as Arnett Valenzuela Bentz Baldwin Foster Benson Garcia, and local institutions like Tucson and University Hospital. The passage mixes filings, birth announcements, and crime reports with no single clear focal event.
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Taney
Et Tussan
Dianne L Arnett
John Valenzuela
Fact
Ang
Tucson
Tucsony
Alma Erat
Reson
Sendral L. Shane
Carene M. Leura
Tuson
Rig Pitter
Tempe
Dlangeft
Robert J. Recaisier
Hraleah
Fla
Randy le Ing
Hla
Aephon de i Mitchells
Race
Elton G. Milner
Kirke
Blees
Robaria
C. Sulivan Sr. Folca
Sus
Albert Acfuse
Fockon
Erma J. Jannetone
Tecson
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University Hospital
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Palevian Ave
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Bima
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