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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1973

Page

6

Berger denies tribe fees totaled almost $1 million

Edward B. Berger, Papago tribal attorney, denies charges he earned about 955000 in three years. He says he has not been paid since November and the statement accusing large fees mistakes, citing hourly rates and a court ordered sum. He also holds positions as San CarlosApache attorney and South Tucson magistrate.

Berger Edward B. Berger Papago Tribal Council U.S. Secretary of the Interior Joann Francisco Secretary of the Interior Francisco Archie Hendricks Mike Nios Welol Mining Co Velol American Smelling & Refining Co U.S. Dist James A. Walsh Indi San Xavier Papagos Helenee Mining Co San Carlos la Raza Unida Tucson Rachel Livas Francisco Moreno South Tucson South

Hopis Veto Land Sale to Navajos in Washington

A Hopi negotiating committee said Arizona Hopis will not sell land to Arizona Navajos and would resist government removal. Abbott Sckaquaptewa urged Congress to legislate a division of the more than 2.5 million acres the court decreed should be shared. Navajos overgrazing joint areas and hampering Hopi use were cited as ongoing tensions fueling hearings on the Wests greatest land dispute. The Navajos gained support from Rep. John Conlan and NM Reps. Manuel Lujan and Harold Runnels for a new Navajo policy proposal.

Washington Arizona Abbott Sckaquaptewa Congress Lloyd Meeds D-Wash West John B. Conlan R-Aziz New Mexico Manuel Lujan Harold Runnels

Hepatitis outbreak at Tucson commune controlled

13 infection cases were found among 50 residents of a Sikhs commune at 1050 N Cherry Ave in Tucson. Health officer Dr Clarence Robbins said gamma globulin treatment helped and improper raw vegetables likely caused the outbreak as a free kitchen for the poor was closed and the commune quarantine was lifted.

Tucson Clarence Robbins Cherry Ave University of Arizona Robbins

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