Study finds growth not tied to population in economies
University of Arizona researchers Victor Roterus and Frank Mizner presented findings at the Arizona Academy of Science showing 16 metropolitan areas with growth, stability or decline all experienced notable economic progress during the decade. Key results note that per capita income did not rise in step with area gains and population growth was not required for improvement.
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White House to send delegation if Indians surrender at Wounded Knee
Government spokesman Saysea says the White House agreed to send five representatives to Pine Ridge if the Indians surrender their arms and submit to immediate arrest. Negotiations paused as plans were finalized and a letter from acting counsel Leonard Garment was to be delivered to Sioux chiefs. FBI arrested a CBS crew for disobeying a court order and released them after police escort.
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Astronomy office units rise near Kitt Peak HQ
The Association of Universities for Research in Astronomy plans a new corporate office complex adjacent to Kitt Peak National Observatory at EH 2nd St and N Warren Ave. Defco Construction Co of Tucson will build it, aiming for completion in October. The group operates centers at Kitt Peak and Cerro Tololo in Chile under NSF contract. Twelve universities including the University of Arizona are members, open to institutions offering doctoral programs in ground based optical astronomy.
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Quechan Chief seeks river-border shift for larger Arizona reservation
Quechan Tribal Chairman Elmer Savilla proposes bending the Arizona California line along the Colorado River to add about 39 000 acres to the Quechan Reservation now 9 000 acres across the river in California. He plans summer talks with both state governors and cites welfare and police tensions in Imperial County. He met Gov Williams who indicated willingness to discuss with Gov Reagan.
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Uniform budget forms issued to Arizona counties
The State Tax Commission has mailed uniform budget forms to the boards of supervisors in Arizona’s 14 counties and may send similar forms to cities next year. The forms, designed to be understood by citizens, were ordered for 1978-74 budgets under a 1945 law prescribing budget forms for county city and town governments.
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Three fraternity brothers sentenced in fatal hazing case
In NEWHALL California three Chi Chi Chi fraternity members from Pierce College pleaded no contest to misdemeanor hazing for a fatal incident. Fred Bronner age 21 was driven into Angeles National Forest to teach him a lesson and died after being abandoned on a mountain road. Judges imposed fines 250 319 and 63 dollars plus 80 days probation and 10 days forest service work before July 2.
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Computer system to map flood risks aiding Pima County plans
Two University of Arizona researchers describe a computer planning system that weighs economic environmental legal and political factors to curb building in flood prone areas. The model ingests zoning ordinances building codes channel projects and green belts to predict flood damages and guide regulations beyond Pima County.
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Pigeons Escape After Truck Sinks in Arizona Expressway Crash
A trailer carrying 497 homing pigeons overturned seven miles northwest of Tucson on Interstate 10. Three pigeons were killed, and owner Carrol G. Roberts released the remaining birds to fly home. The flock headed toward Phoenix with brief halts noted along the route.
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Open House At Smithsonian Mt Hopkins Observatory May 12
The Smithsonian Institution will host an open house on May 12 at Mt Hopkins Observatory. Attendees can tour the observatory and view the new multimirror telescope under construction located about four miles south of Tucson on Route 29.
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Sixth graders propose solutions to Tucson pollution
Mission Manor School sixth graders criticize Tucson pollution and suggest remedies. Students discuss air and water pollution, the impact on wildlife and health, and even advocate for sound-proof planes while proposing practical and imaginative ideas to reduce dust, smog, and litter.
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Kennedy Says Watergate May Be Dark Hour Yet Finest in Press Freedom
Sen. Edward Kennedy told the American Society of Newspaper Editors that Watergate marks the darkest hour for the presidency but the finest hour for the First Amendment and press freedom. He urged a special prosecutor and reform of campaign finance while cautioning against speculation about President Nixon's involvement. In a separate note, U S data show 54.1 percent of U S car trips in 1972 were under five miles.
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