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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 26, 1968

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House Panel Votes For CAP 22 To 10

The interior committee approved a CAP authorization bill by 22 to 10 with one present. It authorizes 779 million dollars for the Central Arizona Project and related water works in Colorado Utah New Mexico and California priority to 4.4 million acre feet annually until augmented by 2.5 million acre feet.

House Interior Committee Central Arizona Project Rep Morris K. Udall D-Ariz Reclamation Central Arizona Colorado Utah New Mexico California

County Opposes Separate Intergovernmental Association

County Board of Supervisors reaffirmed opposition to any local association with a paid staff. Chairman Thomas Jay and members Pete Rubi and Dennis Weaver rejected Pollard of HUD San Francisco’s demand for a self staffed entity. They criticized TUARRC as adequate and questioned steps to block a new organization.

County Board of Supervisors Thomas Jay Pete Rubi Dennis Weaver

Annexation Bid Delayed to Late Year Says City Official

Asst. City Manager Gene Adelstein outlined three reasons the annexation plan led by Mayor James N. Corbett Jr. is unlikely soon. Maps and legal questions about the Pima County Sanitary District, plus a push to win resident support, are delaying actions until after the district dissolution election in August and a city study through June. A citizens committee will study the proposal for three to six months, report by December, and then petitions could begin.

James N. Corbett Jr Gene Adelstein Pima County Sanitary District Adelstein Richard C. Harris

Fair Mild Weather To Persist In Tucson

The forecast calls for mostly fair weather in Tucson with mild temperatures and light to moderate winds. Tomorrow’s high should reach the mid 70s after a low around 45 to 50 tonight, with yesterday’s high at 76 and a morning low near 47.

Tucson

Dow Jones Averages At 3 PM

The 3:00 p.m. level shows the Dow Jones Industrials at 831.66, up 4.39, the Rails at 217.84, down 0.03, and Utilities at 120.37, up 0.58, with total volume of 7,836,000 shares.

RFK Delays Tucson Stop During Indian Education Tour

Senator Robert F Kennedy cannot make the Thursday Tucson appearance with Senator Paul Fannin. They will instead speak Friday at Window Rock and conduct hearings on Indian housing in Flagstaff Saturday. Fannin and others still plan to be in Tucson Thursday.

Robert F. Kennedy Tucson Sen Paul Fannin Senate Kennedy Arizona Fannin Window Rock Flagstaff

Gen Abrams Arrives for High Level Vietnam War Talks

Gen Creighton W. Abrams, Westmoreland's deputy, arrived in Washington from Vietnam for high level consultations. Pentagon sources say Abrams will meet President Johnson during his visit, and he is viewed as the leading contender to take over command in Vietnam.

Washington Creighton W. Abrams William C. Westmoreland Vietnam Pentagon Abrams Johnson Westmoreland South Vietnam Hue Phu Bai William B. Rosson U.S

Inside Today’s Citizen Highlights And Notices

Reader guide listing sections and features in the edition including comics puzzles sports weather editorials public records and entertainment items such as movies times dials and a column by Woman's View.

Bridge Citizen

Infantry Repulse Flamethrower Attack in Central Highlands

In a four hour battle near Kon Tum City a U S forces 4th Division repulsed a North Vietnamese flamethrower assault. About 135 enemy were killed with 19 Americans dead and 51 wounded. Nearby Trang Bang saw 243 Viet Cong killed over two days.

Saigon Rps Central Highlands Gis U. S Konhum City Trang Bang

Progress in Copper Strike Talks in Miami

Miami officials report progress as the Miami Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co and seven striking unions prepare a general meeting at 2 p.m. today at the Grand Theater to finalize a contract draft for 1,800 workers. The International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers will meet the company at 3 p.m. and ratification sessions follow. In Washington a United Steelworkers committee ratified a settlement covering 20 ASARCO properties, signaling possible resumption of operations at Mission Mine and Hayden smelter.

MIAMI Miami Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co Grand Theater International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Washington United Steelworkers American Smelting and Refining Co Mission Mine Tucson Hayden, Ariz

Tucson Passes Tough Anti-Discrimination Ordinance

The Tucson City Council approved a sweeping anti discrimination ordinance by a 6 to 1 vote, banning bias in housing and employment. It extends protections to landlords and employers, with fines up to 300 dollars and up to six months in jail for violations. The measure also addresses public housing and urban renewal plans in the La Placita area.

Donald Laidlaw

Aero-Tech to Build Tucson Plant for Aircraft Instruments

Aero-Tech Inc plans a $250 000 factory and office complex at the northeast corner of Tucson Boulevard and Valencia Road to produce vertical read out instruments for private and executive aircraft. The 30 000 square foot facility on five acres near Tucson International Airport will employ about 60 within a year. The Goodyear company already operates a Tennessee Street plant and a Dallas prototype project is under way.

Aero-Tech Inc Tucson Tucson Blvd Valencia Road Tucson International Airport Sol Kotz Aero-Tech R.A. McElroy McElroy Goodyear East Tennessee St Tennessee Street Dallas Tex

Panama Rival Presidents Clash Over National Assembly

In Panama City two rival leaders confront a power test as Max Delvalle orders an assembly meeting to revise the electoral code while Marco Robles, backed by the National Guard of about 5000 troops, resists stepping down after impeachment. The guard arrested 181 at the National Union building as the Supreme Court weighs next moves.

Panama City Panama National Assembly Max Delvaile Assembly Marco A. Robles National Guard Robles Delvalle Pallarino National Union Party

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