Democratic Party Chairman Strauss to Speak at Tucson Fund Dinner
Robert S. Strauss national chairman of the Democratic Party will speak at Tucson's Key to the City fundraising dinner at the Pioneer International Hotel Tuesday night. Funds from the $25 plate event support Democratic campaigns in the fall city general election. Cochairs Chandler Kennedy and Judy Berman organize. tickets from Pima County Democratic Headquarters. Strauss, a Dallas attorney and former FBI agent, led national party finance efforts and served as Mccarthy era campaign cochair and Democratic Committee treasurer. The dinner starts at 8 pm with a 7 pm cocktail hour.
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State sues for mail order degrees from dubious university
Arizona Attorney General files suit under the Consumer Fraud Act against Hamilton State University a Delaware based outfit claiming to issue degrees for 32 50 with no courses or exams The suit says the USD university not chartered in Arizona and operates from a Tucson post office box while Florida based in fact It names Deloris Ravello and Joseph Patrinostro as officers and seeks to bar all Arizona business and civil penalties.
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Suit Seeks 210 000 Damages Over Dust At Twin Buttes
Orval E. Brown sues Anaconda Company in Superior Court claiming Twin Buttes mining operations 25 miles south of Tucson ruined his 14 year dream of peace by destroying his mountain view. He says dirt mounds and dust from trucks and explosions intrude day and night and damage improvements on his Sahuarita area ranch. The suit seeks injunctions to stop dust fumes noise and blasting and to halt rock dike building while awarding damages.
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Bill to halt new freeways in Los Angeles County
The California Senate approved 22 13 a bill prohibiting planning of any new freeways in Los Angeles County until 1976 when a state transportation plan is to be adopted The measure passed without debate and would not bar modifications to routes already adopted It was sent to the Assembly.
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Three Tucson residents charged with harboring escapees
Manuel Preciado and wife Mary, both 42 and 53, and Fernando Moreno, 24, were indicted on three counts each of being accessories in harboring three former Arizona State Prison escapees, Burrell, Wade, and Hillyer. Wade and Hillyer face Sept. 3 trials for a South Tucson robbery. Burrell is missing presumed dead.
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Dope suspect seeks freedom under bond
Edward Dixon 23 and his brother Larry 24 of Sunland Vista face an unlawful possession of marijuana for sale charge after a 100 pound marijuana deal with undercover agents. Dixon seeks a court order to force release on bond, saying he has been held without due process since indictment May 4.
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Kaiparowits power plant under review by Morton
Interior Secretary Morton will study a new environmental impact report on the Kaiparowits coal plant near Lake Powell after denying permits to Salt River Project Arizona Public Service and two California producers. Utah lawmakers and Senator Moss pressed Morton amid concerns about air pollution and scenery. The study examines Southern California Edison’s environmental assessment.
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Los Angeles Delays Navajo Power Project Contracts
City council delays final contracts for 800 million Navajo Power Project energy from near Page. Voted 10 to 3 to inspect construction units on the Navajo Reservation before approving DWP proposed agreements. City joined five participants, project started in 1970 with environmental safeguards required.
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