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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1973

Page

5

Rock crashes through windshield kills California man

Ronald Werlman, 30, of Lake Center California, died after a 15 pound rock crashed through his car windshield in a Phoenix area construction zone. Bernice Warren, 52, Sun City, was jailed for leaving the scene and drunken driving after her car was involved. Odes Italians, 65, Paris, Texas, died in a separate one car crash near Boulder Dam. Arizona’s 1973 traffic toll rose to 214, up 51 from 1972 at this date.

Associated Press California Maricopa County Odes E Arizona

Boy slashes counselor at Arizona Youth Center

A 16-year-old student attacked a counselor at the Arizona Youth Center near Tucson with a broken jar, slashing the man's arm and prompting hospitalization for overnight care. The youth was transferred to the State Industrial School for Boys at Ft. Grant for confinement in a maximum security area.

Arizona Youth Center Tucson John Sloss Center For Highway 80 Sloss Sheriff's Office State Industrial School Ft. Grant Mt. Grant

Tribal land settlement bill proposed in Congress

Reps John Conlan and Manuel Lujan introduced a plan to resolve the Navajo Hopi land dispute by creating a commission to determine occupancy as of July 22 1958 and dividing land accordingly. The Navajo Nation would borrow from the federal government and pay Hopis for land taken, with guaranteed annual loan repayments of at least 400 000 dollars. The proposal would favor the Navajos over the smaller Hopi Tribe and differs from a rival plan by Sam Steiger that would divide land more evenly.

U.S Sam. Steiger

Coalition pushes rights amendment in Arizona

PHOENIX AP The An zona Coalition for the Equal Rights Amendment vows continued effort to ratify the proposed U S Constitution amendment by the state legislature. At a news conference the group praised a bill removing legal distinctions between men and women, while noting it is not the ERA. Shir ley Odegaar, chairwoman, said the coalition will educate the public and has formed a speakers bureau to present programs statewide this year.

Phoenex Angona Coalition ENA Shirley Odegaar Miss Odegauar

Voter rolls show slight Demo drop in Pima County

County records show Democrats at 83,902 voters or 5.8 percent and Republicans 56,943 or 37.7 percent in Pima County. Total registered to date 156,724. independents 8.7 percent. 33,000 purged voters not yet reregistered. 6,828 independents, 1,288 other parties.

Pima Ida Mae Smyth Smyth

APS warns gas cost hike is possible

Arizona Public Service warns a rise in wholesale natural gas prices could lift the average residential gas bill 25 cents from 7.76 to 8.01 dollars if El Paso Natural Gas Co. secures a rate increase from the Federal Power Commission.

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Council approves public release of hospital records policy

The Health Planning Council voted to open hospital financial records to the public with waivers of confidentiality, requiring written requests and billing for reproduction. Dr. William C. Scott said requests would be reviewed by the board. Motorola has challenged Tucson Medical Center’s charges. The council also granted a need certificate for remodeling at Tucson General and an outpatient center for Palo Verde Foundation for Mental Health. The first phase costs 4.3 million dollars with no new beds, and Americare’s 40 bed acute psychiatric hospital plan was tabled.

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