Tucson Lawyers Plan Visit For Inmates At Arizona State Prison
Two Tucson lawyers prepared to meet eight of the 660 striking inmates at Florence's Arizona State Prison at 10 am under a court order allowing access to prisoners regardless of confinement. Warden Eyman reported some inmates returned to work as the two-week strike showed signs of ending.
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Tucson
Arizona State Prison
Florence
Andrew Silverman
University of Arizona
Wayne R. Godare
U.S. District Court
Phoenix
Frank Eyman
Eyman
William P. Copple
Arizona Department of Corrections
California
Fay Stender
Soledad Brothers
William Kunstler
Kunstler
Stender
Silverman
Chavez McGovern Back Farmworkers in Arizona Protest
Cesar Chavez nears day six of a hunger fast in Phoenix with support from Sen. George McGovern who denounces Arizona's farm labor bill signed by Gov. Jack Williams. The measure allows a 10 day strike restraining order and creates a farm labor board while the union eyes possible headquarters move to Arizona.
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Phoenix
Cesar Chavez
United Farmworkers Union
George McGovern
Chavez
Jack Williams
Farm Labor Relations Board
American Farm Bureau Federation
Agrigiants
Farm Bureau
LeRoy Chatfield
Santa Rita Center
Chatfield
Delano
Calif
Arizona
California
Underground paper denied injunction in University of Arizona dispute
Superior Court Judge Robert C. Boylston refused to enjoin the Arizona Board of Regents from limiting to six the number of distribution boxes on the University of Arizona campus used by New Times Inc. The judge ordered the trial date moved up and held no irreparable harm in limits or a 32 cleanup fee per box per edition. New Times alleged constitutional rights violation against the campus paper Arizona Daily Wildcat.
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Arizona Daily Wildcat
Tucson Daily Citizen Classifieds and Rates Notice
The Tucson Daily Citizen presents subscription rates for home delivery and mail options. Rates list per week and per year for Arizona residents, outside Arizona, and Canada Mexico, with delivery and postage details.
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Tucson
dAgit
State of
Arizona
Canada
Mexico
Citizen Publishing Company
Worth Stone Avenue
Movement to wither Black progress says Vernon Jordan
Vernon Jordan, executive director of the National Urban League, warns that white Americans tired of racial struggle may let Black gains fade in the 1970s. He cites Reconstruction as a period of bold social change and says the North grows weary of the fight, risking unfinished reforms.
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Phoenix
UPI
National Urban League
Confederacy
Vernon Jordan
South
North
Jordan
League
Judge halts 16326 mining claims in Nevada fraud case
Dist. Judge Joh Sexton signs a permanent injunction barring eight Nevada counties from filing 24 636 mining claims by Oklahoma promoter Merle J Zweifel. Zweifel convicted March 15 of 16 counts of filing false mining claims and awaits appeal. Nevada AG Robert List called it a major mining fraud.
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Nevada
Zweifel
Sexton
Nevada Supreme Court
Air Force returns most of Sahuarita range to state plan
The Air Force hands over 16 000 acres of the Sahuarita Bombing and Gunnery Range to the Arizona State Land Commission for redistribution to private owners and Tucson. Remaining 2 500 acres stay with the base as a drop area for unused ordnance. Meanwhile in Kentucky, Sandy Hockensmith, longtime governor’s plane pilot, enters the Democratic race for U S Senate.
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Air Force
Sahuarita
Arizona State Land Commission
the Land Commission
City of
Tucson
Frankfort
UPI
Sandy Hockensmith
Kentucky
U.S. Senate
Udall Attacks Texas Gas Fueled Incinerators
U S Rep Morris Udall criticizes a plan for 20 natural gas powered incinerators in Texas saying it wastes a scarce resource and costs five times more than a sanitary landfill. He cites Tucson Gas and Electric facing a 70 percent gas shortfall and notes intrastate distribution limits. The piece also mentions a Palo Verde Church rummage sale and spaghetti supper fundraiser with baked goods and chicken noodle meals.
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Washington
U.S
Morris K. Udall
Texas
Tucson
Arizona Democrat
City of
Houston
Congressional Record
Udall
Tucson Gas & Electric
Palo Verde Church of God
Palo Verde Blvd
Knifed NAACP chief found in New York apartment
Frederick D. X. Jones, 44, regional director of the NAACP in New York, was found dead with stab wounds in his luxury Bronx apartment. Investigators reported the door locked with no entry signs, and the cause of death awaited official determination. Jones led Ediforce Inc., which provides computerized teaching machines for several school districts.
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New York
UPI
New York City
NAACP
Frederick D.X. Jones
Jones
Civil Rights Organization
Ediforce Inc
Bronx
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Bancroft Trademark
22Nd Street
Broadway
Sun
D-M
Gila Bend
Luke Afb
Air National Guard
Aide
Senate
Houston Natural Gas
Vanity Fair
Pediglo
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Steinfeld
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