Tucson planners weigh public hearing on interim plan
After hours of debate the City Planning and Zoning Commission voted to seek a legal ruling on whether a public hearing is required for the interim concept plan. The group split over holding a hearing, with planners recommending against it to avoid locking in process rules.
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City Planning and Zoning Commission
James E. Dalzell
City Planning Division
Conmmmissioners
Westemday
Tucson
Frank Sortelli
Howard A. Shiff
Jack Sarver
Shiff
Bobby Buchl
William Ramsay
Ramsay
Butterfield Parkway
UA student group overrun hits six figures in overspend
The Associated Students of the University of Arizona overspent by about 60000 this year but avoids a deficit due to reserve funds. Last year losses included 30000 on rock concerts and one time costs such as 15000 for a new student FM station and 5710 for offices upgrades. Former president McKinney suggested cutting concert and speaker spending to save money.
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Associated Students
University of Arizona
Richard M. Edwards
Edwards
Jon McKinney
Income Appropriations Board
Casa Grande police suspend officers in teen scandal
The Casa Grande police department suspended Sgt. Ardel Witt Jr and Patrolman Quinn Green for five days without pay and demoted Witt to patrolman. Patrolman Gary Lockwood resigned during the investigation. State official Philip Morgan said no criminal charges would be filed and the men became involved with a 17 year old girl last month during off duty hours.
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Morgan
Bruce to lead U.S. liaison mission to Peking
Ambassador David K. Bruce plans to depart Sunday for Peking to head a U.S. liaison mission intended to launch formal U.S.-China relations. The office is expected to open May 14.
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Washington
UPI
David K. &. Bruce
Peking
U.S
Yuma Supervisors Name McElhaney to Replace Osborn
The Yuma County Board of Supervisors appointed Wellson rancher Frank McElhaney to replace Jones Osborn as state representative. Osborn was moved to the Senate after the death of Harold Gigs, and McElhaney, 87, has led the Yora County Farm Bureau and serves with the State Farm Bureau. Both are Democrats.
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Yuma
Board of Supervisors
Wellson
Frank McElhaney
Jones Osborn
Osborn
Senate
Arizona Supreme Court
Arizona Cattle Feeders Day Reveals Estradiol Growth Stimulant
University of Arizona scientists William Hale and D E Ray report a new estradiol based additive to cattle feed that could replace DES banned by the FDA. Trials show weight gains near three pounds daily in calves and mature cattle, with two to three years of further testing and potential costs around 34 million.
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University of Arizona
William H. Hale
D. E. Ray
Arizona
Food and Drug Administration
Hale
Cattle Feeders Day Finds Cow Pasture Profit
At Arizona Cattle Feeders Day at the University of Arizona Bruce Taylor reports a beef grazing test on 51 irrigated acres yielded a net profit of 139.39 per acre. A mix of Mesa Sirsa alfalfa and Goar rescue mix proved most profitable. Deer heifers were offered newspaper as roughage but refused to eat it regularly.
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Arizona
University of Arizona
Bruce Taylor
Animal Science Department
Taylor
Donald McGinty
R.5
Swingle
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