Paxton to step down as UA campus police chief after 21 years
After 21 years leading the University of Arizona campus police, Douglas C. Paxton will become assistant director for police affairs and hand over to Keith C. Cuvelier. Paxton's tenure included community policing, bail help, and rare rescue operations, while a 1960s death case concluded with a not guilty verdict.
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Douglas C. Paxton
John B. Trimble
University Physical Resources Division
William J. Heisman
UA Force
Robert L. Houston
Paxton
Arizona Board of Regent
Keith C. Cuvelier
Cuvelier
Tucson
Two Green Valley Residents Die In Separate Traffic Crashes
The Department of Public Safety reports two separate fatal traffic incidents near Tucson. Arthur G R Smith 71 and Edna L Smith 61 both of Green Valley died in a head on collision on U S Highway 89 south of Tucson. Stella Meyer 73 of Green Valley was injured in guarded condition. Etta Cable 85 of 524 E Fourth Street Tucson died after being struck in a crosswalk by Raymond Lopez 25 of 414 W Thirty fourth Street who was cited for failure to yield. The 1976 Pima County traffic death toll rose to 52 from 40 a year ago.
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Green Valley
Pima County
Edna L. Smith
Tucson
Smith
Stella Meyer
Tucson Medical Center
Etta Cable
E. 4Th St
University Hospital
E. University Blvd
N. 2Nd Ave
University Boulevard
Raymond Lopez
34Th St
UA and Sudan plan two universities in Sudan
University of Arizona officials and Sudan's president discussed a plan to establish two new universities in northern and southern Sudan with focus areas including agriculture, natural resources, business, and health. The project aims to draw support from the U S State Department and several universities.
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University of Arizona
Sudan
Gerald R. Stairs
UA College of Agriculture
Stairs
Regan to appeal conviction in SBA loan scheme
Former Richmond SBA office head Thomas F. Regan says he will appeal his October conviction in an $800000 loan scheme. He seeks a U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals review as he pledges defense fundraising. Judge Merhige imposes 19 year sentence with five years probation on remaining counts.
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Paxton
Richmond, Va
Federal
Small Business Administration
Richmond
Thomas F. Regan
Regan
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. Dist
Robert R. Merhige
U.S. Marshals
Merhige
Virginia
SBA
Second F14 Falls Killing Two at Miramar
SAN DIEGO AP two airmen die as an F14 Tomcat crashes during touch and go at Miramar Naval Air Station. Pilot Lt. (j.g.) Harry R. Wilts 25 and radar operator Lt. Raimund W. Chivers 29, both from San Diego, were killed when the jet hit a landfill a mile south of the runway. All Tomcats at Miramar grounded while investigators probe the crashes occurring within 48 hours.
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San Diego
Navy
Miramar Naval Air Station
J.g
Harry R. Wilts
Raimund W. Chivers
Miramar
U.S. veto blocks Angola UN membership bid
In a 13-1 vote with China not participating the United States vetoed Angola’s bid for United Nations membership citing Cuban troop influence in Southwest Africa. This marked the 15th Security Council veto by the United States.
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Angola
U.N
U.S
United Nations, N.Y
UPI
United States
China
Security Council
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