University of Arizona renewables school boosts ecology focus
The University of Arizona established the School of Renewable Natural Resources to train professionals in sustainable land, water, wildlife, and recreation management. With 400 undergrads and 125 grads, the program connects to civil service and industry, preparing graduates for practical jobs despite fluctuating demand in wildlife ecology and landscape architecture.
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CIA investigators allege Kennedy advisers cite CIA dirty tricks
Senate questions CIA murder plots and covert operations from 1960s Laos and 1970s Chile amid calls for accountability. Frank Church asserts murder plots by the CIA while William Colby details a 1973 review, destroyed files, and misgivings about handling evidence during a Watergate era probe.
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Gangster killer took clue at Giancana murder, report says
Oak Park Illinois AP reports the Giancana slaying may hinge on missing papers from his wallet that contained clues to the crime lord's hidden activities. The case centers on whether the killer removed key documents before fleeing the scene.
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Momo
Giancana
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Autistic children week aims to aid families in Arizona
The Pima County Society for Autistic Children plans National Autistic Children’s Week activities for June 24 to 30 to reach parents of multihandicapped youngsters. Dee Roberto notes autism’s communication and behavior challenges and Arizona’s lack of treatment programs, aiming to start a clinic and referral service to identify and educate affected children.
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Dee Roberto
Arizona
Roberto
Youths to Hear of Legal Rights in City Library Talk
Tucson attorney Rubin Sait er will discuss teenagers legal rights at 10 a.m. tomorrow in the Woods City library branch. The program is free and open to the public with a question and answer session.
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Center to Sponsor Drug Abuse Films at El Rio
Hope Center will sponsor two short films on drug abuse and treatment at El Rio Neighborhood Center. The screenings are free and open to the public, scheduled for 10 am 2 pm and 7 pm at 1390 W. Speedway Blvd.
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Hope Center
el Rio
el Rio Center
W. Speedway Blvd
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