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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1973

Page

4

Geothermal exploration hike urged by WEST group

WEST Associates, a coalition of 28 Western utility firms, urged aggressive geothermal exploration to power generation. The group proposed amendments to the Geothermal Steam Act of 1970 and advocated permitting exploration on public lands until drilling proves a geothermal well exists. Arizona members Arizona Public Service Salt River Project and Tucson Gas & Electric help finance the state’s first geothermal well near Chandler, which has yielded superheated water but whose extent is undetermined.

Phoenix UPI West Associates United States Group of Utilities WEST Arizona Arizona Public Service Co Salt River Project Tucson Gasant Electric Co Chandler

Art museum project to begin in mid June Tucson plan announced

Construction of the Tucson Museum of Art is set to start mid June, announced Richard T. Coolidge. Bids for the downtown museum will be sent out Monday and due by May 39. The facility includes a 10,000 square foot gallery on a block bounded by Main Ave Washington St Meyer Ave and Alameda St and was designed by William Wilde & Associates.

Tucson Museum of Art Richard T. Coolidge Tucson Art Center Board of Directors Downtowns Coolidge Seum Main Ave Washington St Meyer Ave Alameda St William Wilde & Associates

Indians fire Union donations, banned counsel over dam

Ft McDowell Tribal Council fires attorney George Long for not opposing Orme Dam strongly. The Orme Dam would flood parts of the reservation northeast of Scottsdale amid opposition at a Ft McDowell meeting. Bureau of Reclamation spokesman Bobby Bond cites 315 million to 30 million in compensation for flooded lands and displaced families, while residents question land loss and compensation, noting language barriers in explanations to Yavapai speakers.

Phoenix UPI Ft. McDowell George Long Scottsdale Central Arizona Bobby Bond Bureau of Reclamation Orme Dotaty Andrew Johnson Clinton Patten

Arizona Senate passes gifts bill restricting union political contributions

The Arizona Senate approved 17 to 13 a House bill barring labor unions from campaign contributions. Vote largely party line with Sen. Scott Alexander defecting to join two Democrats in opposition.

Phoenix Arizona Senate Today House Scott Alexander Tucson Senate Alfredo Gutiérrez Dphoenix Gutierrez Lke

Tucson planner named to replace longtime official

Ron Asia appointed Mrs. Elizabeth Rieke to the Pima County Planning and Zoning Commission replacing John Harlow. Rieke, a Tucson environmental and community schools leader, will take over before the May 2 commission meeting. The article also notes Senate actions on union contributions and liquor tax measures, with changes unlikely to pass in the House and a bingo license proposal awaiting the governor’s signature.

Ron Asia Elizabeth Rieke Pima County Planning and Zoning. Commission John ‘Harlow Wilson Avedfid Senate House

Weeds to Retreat as Warm Weather Returns, Says Expert

University of Arizona weed specialist Stanley E Heathman warns lingering cool weather let weeds like mustard family dandelion Bermuda grass and ryegrass persist into spring. He notes last winter’s cool spell extended seed production with spikes expected next winter in Tucson and a brief lull until summer weeds sprout along roadsides and desert landscaping.

T ‘University, of Arizona Stanley E. Heathman Tuc Ryegs Heatherman

State to test food stamp sales in Phoenix area

William Mayo, director of the Department of Economic Security, says the direct sales program could expand statewide if over the counter sales succeed. About 7,000 households are expected to buy stamps, with mail distributions offered for those preferring delivery.

Tims Phoenix William Mayo Department of Economic Security Mayo

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