Tucson Parents Push For Basic Education Reforms
Tucson District 1 resident groups formed since February seek a stronger education focus on basics such as reading writing arithmetic and science with added sex education and physical education. They want input into a new district philosophy by September while concerns include discipline grading teacher quality and district autonomy amid a large district structure.
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Jane
Davidson
Baby-sitter cares for agile ram at desert museum
Judith Terlazal reports on 24-year-old Jean Chastain who babysits an orphaned six week old desert bighorn sheep named Chivito at the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum. The ram, kept from leaping walls, now bonds with a domestic goat as museum staff expand an enclosure. Chivito drinks milk from a bottle every three hours and will stay with Jean for weeks while a temporary housing is prepared.
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Arizona- Sonora Desert Museum
Rami Company
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Larson
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Sunbather reports rape at home near Grant Road
A 13-year-old Puna College student told police she was raped at her home near Grant Road and XN Country Club Road around 6 p.m. yesterday. The sunbather described the assailant as about 3 feet 1 inch tall, in his late 20s with brown hair, who entered while she was indoors after sunbathing in the front yard.
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Life of Saguaro Cactus Set for Tucson Meeting
The Mearns Wildlife Society will discuss the life of the saguaro cactus at a public meeting tonight at Tucson Public Library Wilmot Branch AMON Wilmot Road. Speaker Raymond M Turner of the SS Geological Survey will discuss the plant as the event begins at 7 45 p.m.
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Tucson Publi Library
Wilmot
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Raymond M Turner
SS. Geological Survey
New UA student president vows complaint service before term
John McKinney, 20, a UA junior, won the Associated Students presidency by one vote and will take office in May replacing Randy Tutts. He ran as the serious candidate while opponent Dennis Eskow promoted leadership resignation for salary reasons. McKinney plans to start student complaint services early as the referendum against tuition and fee hikes passed. Paula Van Ness elected vice president with 2,061 votes. Gwen Mikeal secretary with 2,944 votes. Seven colleges list winners for Student Senate. overall turnout was 4,180 of 18,000.
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Jeff Berg
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Democratic analysis of Demo's 1972 chances in Tucson
The Tucson Nucleus Club will hear a briefing on Democratic prospects for the 1972 election. Mary Tau Burg, vice chairwoman of the Democratic National Committee, will speak at a noon luncheon in the Varsity Room of the Pioneer International Hotel.
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Tucson Nucleus Club
Democratic National Committee
Mary Tau Burg
Pioneer International Hotel
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