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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1976
Page
2
A windy, dusty horizon near Palo Verde Overpass in Tucson resembles London in fog. The weather yesterday broke overhead clouds bringing dust scattered rain and hints of the coming monsoon season.
Detroit officials warn a potential trash shortage could jeopardize a 100 million garbage recovery plant to generate power for Detroit Edison and the public lighting commission. The city collects about 3000 tons daily while the plant would need 5700, prompting talk of city ownership of all local garbage. Tass reports Salyut 5 space station has circled the globe 106 times and operates normally.
A Boston center with a large discount store failed due to violence linked to nearby housing projects while a Chicago venture jointly owned by a community group and a supermarket chain thrives. The Chicago model yields two-thirds of profits to the community while offering managerial support and low crime. The conference urged policies to entice stores back to cities and shared alternatives like cooperatives.
A 24 year old Tucson woman Naomi Baker was wounded when a .22 revolver in her purse fired as she slammed a car door. She was in stable condition at Pima County Hospital after the incident near W 33rd Street and S 6th Avenue.
The Civil Aeronautics Board rejected proposals by Pan American World Airways Trans World Airlines and Air Lingus to raise economy fares on U S Europe routes. Officials said the hikes were not proven to be cost related and thus denied.
Tonight at 8 the community hosts outdoor movies at Palo Verde and Mission Manor parks and Carrillo Recreation Center with family entertainment. A Ringling Brothers circus show runs tonight at 8 in the Community Center Arena with other show times through Sunday. Tomorrow at 3 to 4 p m ballet classes for ages 3 to 6 at the South Branch YMCA.
Frank G. Zarb head of the Federal Energy Administration testifies to a House energy subcommittee that domestic oil supply will be adequate to meet higher demand next winter with no appreciable rise in imports. He says forecasts improved from preliminary to updated figures but remain unchanged in essential conclusion.
GENESEO N Y A New York state drug abuse agency shut off funds to a community operated mental health clinic after its director refused to turn over patients case files with therapy notes The Office of Drug Abuse Services says the records are needed to determine accountability for a 29 000 grant while directors call it a gross confidentiality violation
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