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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1973

Page

4

House approves restricted independent legal aid corporation

The House voted to create an independent government corporation offering limited legal services for the poor. Amendments restrict lawyers from representing clients in desegregation, abortion, or before legislative bodies, and bar using research centers for legal work. The measure passed amid Democratic Republican tensions with conservatives pushing strict limits.

Washington Edith Gretn D-Ore Unis rcThe Office of Economic Opportunity Michael Bennell Action For Lawnmvers Sithe House Education and Labor Committee Syates Albert H. Quie Rminn

Protesters sue Conoco over traffic injury near Tucson

Three protesters from the Continental Oil Company site in the Tucson Mountains filed a SMO lawsuit in Pima County Superior Court alleging a Conoco driver negligent in a collision on Ajo Road near Camino Verde. They seek $20,000 each for injuries claimed while opposing drilling testing for copper.

Confinental Oil Ca Taesan Mountkin SMO Conond Pima County Conoco Dale Jacobs Charles Rose Camino Verde Tucson Trases Jacobs

Arizona women lead at National College Finals Rodeo

The University of Arizona women's team tops early action at the National Finals in Bozeman Montana as Wendy Bryan leads goat tying and Jan Paddock shines in barrel racing and all around titles. Ruth Smith and George Alexander also compete while Central Arizona College riders place in the first go round.

sThe University of Arizona Bozeman Mont Wendy Bryan Tyng Arizona California State Polytechnic College Ca Poly Montana State University Miss Bryan Jan Paddock Ruth Smith George Alexander Central Arizona College Cowboys Jimmy Gibson Chuck Rex

SP Work Will Close Intersection for Rail Project

The intersection of Sixth Street at the Southern Pacific crossing will close to all traffic starting Monday at 7 am for a track straightening project. The crossing will reopen after Labor Day with automatic gates, and Oh Street will extend from N Stan Ave to N St Marys Road with four lanes and left turn lanes. the $ federal funded project is supervised by the Arizona Highway Department.

N. 9Th Ave Southern ‘Pacific Railroad 6Th Street Ile Oh Street N. Stan Ave N. St. Mary's Toad le Arizona Highway Department

Bandit Shot At Tucson Pharmacy Hold-Up Fleeing Bandit

An armed robber attempted to hold up Arizona Pharmacy in Tucson at about 4 25 p m yesterday. Storekeeper Roy G Laos fired two shots from his revolver as the bandit fled after demanding cash. Police reported the bandit may have been hit as he jumped into a waiting car and sped away.

Arizona Tucson Roy G. Laos Ava Laos

Blast Kills Sacaton Man at Dela Enterprises Plant

Wesley Manuel, 37, of Sacaton, died when an explosion rocked the Dela Enterprises Plant in Pinal County's Coolidge Industrial Park. FBI ruled the blast accidental. workers were not nearby and no other injuries were reported. The plant produced MARCS for the military.

Cooladge Sacaton Dela Enterprises Here Wesley Manuel Federal Bureau of Investigation Manuel Pinal County Pina-Coolidge FBI

Land sale charges heard in Arizona real estate case

State Real Estate Department heard charges against Anthony Serra, 39, former West ern World Investment Inc. president, seeking revocation of his real estate license. The complaint alleges Serra promoted and sold subdivided land he did not own, falsified renewal documents, and faced a felony charge in Payson. Serra did not attend the hearing and denied the claims in writing. Evidence showed Serra sold plots in Sun Meadow Ranches Apache County though owned by Ed Caliendo.

Phoenix Trs Ebicaity Arizona Titm Ardinet Anthony Serra Western World Investment Inc Serra Silesman Payson Sera Mwe Timothy King Serya Apache County Ed Caliendo

Warrant Issued for Teran in Drug Trafficking Case

Federal authorities issued a warrant for Jose Luis Teran of Sonora described as the region’s top drug trafficker. Raids on his offices and warehouses targeted narcotics and illegal merchandise, with assets to be seized to cover fines of about 480000 dollars. Teran and associates fled amid an information leak. the operation involved federal police and Army troops from Hermosillo.

Magdelena del Rino Sonora Jose Luis Teran Hesillo Teran U.S Ott. Tera

Thief Steals $100 From Suburban London Pub

A thief robbed a London pub of $100 and fled in a silver Rolls Royce. Police described the incident as a bold but simple theft and are reviewing security footage and witness statements for leads.

London Britain Royce Qulicé

Navajo Coal Gas Plant Plans Move Forward in 1977

El Paso Natural Gas Co seeks a construction permit from the Federal Power Commission to build the Burnham coal gasification complex on the Navajo reservation about 35 miles south of Farmington New Mexico. The project costing around 420 million dollars aims to produce 250 million cubic feet of gas daily with a fully operational plant handling over 26 000 tons of coal daily and about one million tons yearly.

Tulsa el Paso Natural Gas Co Navajo LP. Musick Jr el Paso Federal Power Commission Burnham Farmington Nan Musick Ald United States

United Way Campaign Sets $2.22 Million Goal for Tucson

The United Way of Tucson raises its 1973 fall campaign goal to 2,222,454 dollars from 2 million to offset a 1.2 million cut in federal aid to member agencies. Campaign chair Bud Amos says the drive, Sept 16 to Oct 31, aims to fund 97 percent of raised money to Tucson agencies. Budget committee warns of further losses in Model Cities funds and program terminations. 1972 73 drive totaled 1.9 million, beating prior year by 220 thousand but missing the goal by 100 thousand.

Harry, Chambers Union Bank Theodore Sitterley Tucson Federal, Savings & Loans Association Tucson Federal United Way of Tucson George H Bud” Amos Jr United Way Budget Committee Amos United Way Thomas Jordan Jordan

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