Arizona Foundation reports 1972 gifts and liabilities
The UA Foundation outlines 1972 gifts totaling 3.2 million dollars and lists liabilities of 1.25 million. It cites bequests and donations from Grace H. Flandrau, the Gustavs Pfeiffer Foundation, and estate gifts funding the planetarium chair and cardiology chair at the UA College of Medicine, plus a 54 thousand dollar anonymous donation to the president’s discretionary fund.
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George R. Fansett
UA Bureau of Mines
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Tucson pair arrested in Easton pot count
Two Tucson men, Marc LeFeaurt and Charles Mancini Jr., were arrested in Valley Stream Nassau County after police found 13.7 pounds of marijuana in a parked car. Both face felony marijuana possession charges with an estimated street value around 4000 dollars. Police said they saw two men in a shopping center car with one smoking what looked like marijuana. They recovered marijuana in Mancini’s pocket and a box in the car.
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N. Olsen Ave
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Cool dry weather across Arizona and Southwest
Weather outlook shows cool dry conditions in Arizona and the Southwest. A low pressure system may bring rain and snow to the Midwest, while Washington experiences rainfall and the eastern states enjoy cool spring conditions.
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Weather notes and sky events for Tucson area
The report lists barometer 30.01 to 29.64 inches with sunrise at 6:23 and sunset at 6:38. It notes tonight’s sunset and tomorrow’s sunrise, plus the moonrise at 12:21 a.m. and its low, apogee position.
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Weather Outlook for Arizona Regions
Southeast Arizona expects sunny, warmer with low 30s to 40s and highs 60s to 70s. Phoenix area sunny and much warmer with lows in 40s and highs in 70s. Northwest Arizona sunny and warmer with lows in the 20s to 30s and highs in the 60s. Southwest deserts sunny and much warmer with lows in 40s and highs around 70s. Central Basins Mogollon Rim sunny and warmer with teens to 30s at night and 60s for mountains and valleys tomorrow. Grand Canyon mostly sunny and much warmer with overnight teens and daytime highs tomorrow. White Mountains clear.
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Arizona Weather Update Tonight and Tomorrow
Patchy cold night with clear skies across the northeast plateau and Little Colorado Valley. Sunny skies prevail tomorrow with warmer conditions and highs in the mid forties to low fifties. tonight lows around the mid twenties.
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Kidnaping Suspect Returned to Tucson From Atlanta
Edwin D. Nash also known as Rick Peterson is back in Tucson to face federal kidnaping charges. The 12 year old victim was abducted June 23 1972 taken to Albuquerque and held for ransom. Nash is held in Pima County Jail with a 50000 bond awaiting federal discovery and trial. Federal agent George W Saunders filed the complaint. Nash was arrested January 24 in Atlanta.
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Edwin D. Nash
Rick Peterson
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George W. Saunders
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Nash
Albuquerque
Astronomy public lecture at UA Steward Observatory
William J. Cocke, assistant professor of astronomy at the University of Arizona, will speak Monday night at the UA Steward Observatory room 102. The lecture titled Astronomy Versus Astrology: An Astronomer's Viewpoint begins at 7:80 p.m. The public may view the observatory equipment after the talk with staff assistance for celestial sightings.
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William J. Cocke
University of Arizona
UA Steward Observatory
Pianist James Johnson Performs Benefit Concert Tomorrow
James Johnson will be the guest soloist in a benefit concert tomorrow at 8 pm in the Little Theater of the Tucson Community Center. The event supports the Tucson Young Artists Scholarship Fund. Johnson recently recorded the Fifteen Moszkowski Etudes and is slated to appear in April with the South Carolina Crescent Symphony.
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Young Artists Scholarship Fund
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South Carolina Crescent Symphony
Free classes offered by Tucson Parks and Kellen Elementary
The Tucson City Parks and Recreation Department and Kellen Elementary School begin 10 free classes on Tuesday including yoga ceramics and auto mechanics for women. Other offerings cover Spanish gymnastics exercise and cake decorating with registration underway at the school Lehigh Drive.
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Pentagon plans school to teach mine clearing near Hanoi
The Pentagon says it will open a school near Hanoi to teach North Vietnamese how to clear river mines planted by the United States. A U S task force has conducted mine clearing in North Vietnamese waters, but Hanoi opposes foreign ships and favors teaching its people the necessary skills.
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UPI
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Australian law professor to speak at University of Arizona
Professor Julius Stone of the University of Sydney will discuss Middle East law and survival at 8:15 p.m. Monday in the physics-meteorology auditorium. The talk, funded by the Tucson Jewish Community Council, is open to the public.
Precinct consolidation aims to streamline South Tucson elections
The South Tucson town plan consolidates three precincts into two starting 1974, shifting to Precincts 47 and 47A with 2nd Street as the dividing line. Voter re registration not required, saving about 500 dollars and reducing red tape. Precinct 46 residents move to 47 and part of 48 to 47A. primary registration deadline passed. general election May 28 with April 28 registration deadline.
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J. A. Sanderson
Board of.Su,pervisor
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Sanderson
Board of Supervisors
2Nd Street
Towa
Ernesto Munoz
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