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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1972
Page
2
A controversial challenge to Arizona's abortion law moves up as the Arizona Court of Appeals denies dismissal again. The case seeks to test the constitutionality of a statute allowing abortion only to save the mother’s life, with the Arizona Supreme Court possible if lower courts clear procedural hurdles.
The County Board of Supervisors ordered county engineer D A DiCicca to prepare a report on long standing flooding complaints at the confluence of the Tanque Verde and Agua Caliente washes. Residents claim runoff from nearby housing developments worsens flooding and note potential high costs and uncertain county responsibility for repairs. Board chair Jim Murphy said results will define the scope of county action. Washington report notes 1971 personal income at 847 billion, up 53.4 billion from 1970 with stable tax payments.
Sheriff William Cox asks University of Illinois to send a study team to assess county jail needs. Supervisors approved hiring 50 additional jailers and deputies next year, after previously denying 115 and limiting to 40. Current staff 976. adding 50 raises total to 1,026 with 23 new hires to the city annex on West Silverbell Road.
Tucson Democrat Bahill, a 28 year old substitute teacher, tells Democrats he supports Murphy for the District 10 seat while running for the other seat against Hubert Davis. He faulted Republicans over revenue sharing and no fault auto insurance, urging new ideas and action in Phoenix.
About 250 children mainly preschoolers will be left without day care tomorrow after the Arizona Welfare Board voted 1 to halt the Model Cities Community day care center in Tucson. The program, run under Martha Rothman, funded partly by Model Cities and federal funds, faced funding questions as state controls on welfare money tighten.
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