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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1973
Page
6
Pima Community College graduated its second full term class of 300 students last night. The ceremony expressed appreciation to Maria Urquides, a founder, longtime Tucson educator, and student services coordinator, who delivered the principal address and was commemorated with a portrait.
Two former cabinet members John Mitchell and Maurice Stans were indicted for seeking to obstruct a probe into financier Robert Vesco over a $200000 contribution to the Nixon campaign. Vesco, who left the country, was also indicted as the investigation broadens to alleged political influence buying.
In a late session vote around 5 a.m., lawmakers adjourned the session with budget bills approving over 800 million dollars in the next year. Several measures split along party lines including government reorganization, no fault divorce, licensing fee hikes, and taxes. Some bills failed or were delayed, while others passed nearly unanimously.
A historical roll call shows lawmakers Carlson Carrillo Davids and others voting yes on SB 1331 land use study with 40 to 17, plus support for SB 1183 vehicle licensing fees 36 to 21 and ASB 1334 insurance purchases 37 to 19. HB 2055 election law changes passed 32 to 22 and HB 2311 property tax relief 47 to 11 with mixed votes and several not voting.
Tucson member Lew Davis, chairman of the Arizona Highway Commission, accuses the Phoenix City Council of caving under pressure from freeway fees costing about 70 million dollars annually. discussion centers on Papago Freeway inner loops and a west Phoenix storm drain project projected at 55 million dollars.
Fishermen and cowboys joined a wet roundup at Deer Creek Reservoir in Heber Utah. Wranglers tossed ropes from the banks to boats as 50 cows were tied and guided, stampeding down a 10 foot embankment into the lake before being corralled to safety.
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