Inmates Press For Negotiated Jail Strike End
900 inmates at Arizona State Prison stage a three day sitdown strike, seeking a negotiating committee and isolation of those in segregation. A mimeographed grievance list cites $1.60 minimum wage, conjugal visits, parole board changes, and more prison freedoms. A reform group calls for a neutral investigative body to assess conditions behind the strike.
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Nive
Florence
Arizona State Prison
Frank Eyman
Legislative
Eyman
United Convict Movement For Reform
Arizona Correctional Association
No Visitors Barred at Prison This Weekend
Prison officials said visitors will be barred this weekend while representation from free world committees is fully covered by a prison spokesman. He noted four or five inmates appeared before a review board Tuesday and were segregated for various reasons, with some reprimanded for inmate agitation.
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Time &S
Free World
Aheview Board
Thymian
County Supervisors delay firm chosen for computer revaluation
Three Tucson firms and a national Indiana headquartered bidder urge the County Board of Supervisors to consider them for starting a computerized property revaluation. The board will study all proposals after receiving a $109,000 bid from the state consulting firm.
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The
County Board of Supervisors
5Dim Murphy
State Department of Property Valuation
Tucson
Indiana
Maricopa County
Arlo Woolery
State Department
AE. Bade
Murphy
March for Peace Rally Draws Tucson 1500 Protesters
A Tucson anti-war rally drew about 1,500 people marching from the University of Arizona Old Main to El Presidio Park. Speakers criticized lukewarm participation and urged ongoing action against the Vietnam war while protest chants echoed outside bars.
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University of Arizona
Old Main
el Presidio Park
Larry Victor
Tucson
Vietnam
Ohio National Guardsmen
Kent State University
Presidio Park
Dick Gregory
Cholla High School
Mothers For Peace
Davis-Monthan
Afb
Unitarian “Universalist
22Nd St
ASU Students Protests Disrupt Tempe Traffic
About 200 ASU students marched from the campus into downtown Tempe chanting anti war slogans and blocking streets. A smaller 25 to 50 group halted crowd traffic on the Mill Avenue bridge for over 30 minutes before dispersing under police supervision.
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Tempe
UPI
Arizona State University
Mill Avenue
Traffic noise mapping aims to guide Tucson growth
University of Arizona engineering professor M R Bottaccini builds a traffic sound map of Tucson bounded by I 10 Wilmot Fort Lowell and 36th Street. Readings during rush hours nights and weekends guide planners builders and residents on sound levels and ordinances.
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University of Arizona
M. RB. Bottaccini
Tucson
Bottaccini
Wilmot Road
Fort Lowell Road
36Th Street
Vesta Conley
Tyson
Treson
American Association of University Professors
Davis-Monthan Afb
Visiting the state forests restrictions tighten over fires
Visitors to Coronado National Forest are warned of smoking and campfire bans due to extreme fire danger. Smoking allowed only on surfaced roads or in supervised areas. campfires limited to developed picnic zones. Gasoline stoves permitted outside developed areas. Tonto National Forest bans further campfires. San Carlos and White Mountain Apache Tribe restrict large areas near Maverick, though major lakes stay open. Over 30 man caused fires reported in Coronado and 22 in Tonto this year.
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Phose
Coronado National Forest
Tonto National Forest
Arizona
New Mexico
San Carlos
White Mountain
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Tucson Daily Citizen
Associated Press
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Focal News
AP News
United Press International
Tuezon
Uear
Totson
State of Arizona
Canada
Mexico
Citizen Publishing Company
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Turron
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Zippo the Clown
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