Williams urges CAP and Navajo Plant funds amid drought
Gov. Jack Williams told House and Senate appropriations subcommittees that 64 million dollars in federal funds are needed for the Central Arizona Project water supply and the Navajo Power Plant. He endorsed 11 million for CAP water and 53 million for the plant, noting progress on the water delivery contract and environmental statement. He warned spring runoff will be about 30 percent of normal and urged groundwater pumping to meet water needs. He also backed Salinity Control funding and an increase of 1.9 million for the Colorado River irrigation system and rights settlement efforts.
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Tavashington
Ali- Zeta
Jack Williams
House
Senate
Central Arizona
Navajo
Williams
Central Arizona Water Conservation District
U.S. Department of Interior
Arizona
Colorado River
Colorado
Supreme Court For Indian Reservations
Kincaid urges reshaping legislature for year
H Thomas Kincaid R District 13 urged colleagues to be molded into better shape next year at a Pima County Republican Club luncheon. He pushed for a full time legislature with multiple short sessions, aiming to reduce last minute scrambles and improve tax reform and education support.
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H. Thomas
Tom” Kincaid
District 13
Pima County
Republican Club
Jolly King
Kincaid
Hich
David B. Kret
Scottsdale
Abb
Arizona
Henied
Thomas Goodwin
R-Tudsor
Goodwin
Phoenix
Pima County Board of Supervisors
Transportation, Commerce, Agriculture and Natural Resources
Tucson
Anumpia
Surprise Donation Aids Blind Association Relocation
The Tuc son Association for the Blind received an anonymous gift of 25053 to cover higher operating costs after moving to 3767 E Grant and to hire a professional staff. Funds for its new 200000 headquarters came from small donations and store proceeds. a director is to be hired by June.
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Tucson
Helen Clegg
E. Grant
Medical Technologists Convene in Arizona Convention
The Arizona Society for Medical Technology holds its annual convention at the Westward Look Resort for two days with national president Miss Martha Winstead as keynote. She leads the American Society for Medical Technology from South Bend Indiana and will speak on workshops seminars and lab displays. Mrs Sally Komerska of Tucson is convention chairman.
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Arizona Society For Medical Technology
Westward Look Resort
Martha Winstead
American Society For Medical Technology
South Bend
Ind
Sally Komerska
Tucson
Tucson silversmith Carlitos Diaz builds crafts and dreams
Carlos Diaz, a Bogotá born silversmith, settled in Tucson in 1953 and built a workshop at 728 W Grant Rd. He designs and repairs turquoise jewelry using diverse minerals, refurnishes old pieces, and ships crafts to visitors from across the United States and Canada while planning expansion and travel to South America.
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Carlos Diaz
Tucson
Canada
Bogota
Colombia
New York
United States
Diaz
Florida
Grant Road
Interstate 10
Olsen Dairy
W. Grant Road
Carlitos
Africa
Prescott brush fire roars across Bradshaw Mountains
The man caused blaze spread over 5 00 acres in Prescott National Forest as 12 aerial tankers drop retardants. About two thirds contained with work ongoing to prevent further spread toward Goodwin ghost town and Mayer. Containment hoped by tomorrow morning with costs about 150000 for control and 100000 more for cleanup.
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Prescott
Prescott National Forest
Forest Service
Bradshaw Mountains
Bob Crittenden
Goodwin
Mayer
Groom Creek
Crittenden
Coast Guard vets seek LST 887 survivors reunion
The LST 887 Association holds a second reunion in North Canton Ohio July 14 16 to contact World War II Coast Guard crew members who served at Okinawa. Send survivor or deceased details to A Heffelfinger 6271 E 20th St Tucson former executive officer.
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Coast Guard
LST 887 Association
North Canton
Ohio
A. E.heffelfinger
E. 20Th St
Tucson
LST
Okinawa
United States
Tucson English Speaking Union elects local officers
Group names president Richard M. Corbridge a Tucson banker has been elected president of the Tucson branch of the English Speaking Union of the United States. Barrick W. Groom was named vice president and Janet L. Crawford secretary treasurer of the chapter. Lewis W. Douglas of Tucson is honorary chairman of the 52 year old national organization to promote fellowship among English speaking.
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Richard M. Corbridge
Tucson
United States
Barrick W. Groom
Janet L. Crawford
Lewis W. Douglas
Court of St
Second-class Postage Notice from Tucson Publisher
Public notice indicates second-class postage paid at Tucson Arizona and publication details for the Citizen Publishing Company. Includes address 208 North Stone Avenue and contact phone number.
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Tucson
Arizona
Citizen Publishing Company
North Stone Avenue
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Ecuador
University of Arizona
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Associated Press
Associated’ Press
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United Press International
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Westwood
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