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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1973

Page

6

Phoenix eyed for large nuclear plant in Arizona

AP reports Arizona utilities plan a $500 million nuclear generating plant with about 1200 megawatts. Phoenix and five suburbs seek 140000 acre feet of waste water for cooling, possibly near Salt River. Utilities say plant location not fixed and water reuse would be historic.

Phoenix Arizona State Land Department Salt River Arizona Public Service Co Tucson Gas and Electric Co Four Corners Mesa Scottsdale Tempe Glendale Youngtown Ted Dando Arizona Nuclear Power Project

Lawmaker says regent unit will back abortions at UA

Arizona lawmakers report a regents subcommittee recommended resuming abortions at University of Arizona Medical Center. Rep. Jim Skelly and UA President John Schaeler noted officials declined to comment until the Regents meeting May 26. Skepticisms dismissed, commitment uncertain.

Regent Unit Phoenix Arizona Board of Regents University of Arizona Medical Center Jim Skelly Skelly Gary Nelson Tony West John P. Schaeler James Elliott. Dunseath Schaefer Nelson

Lindsay seeks record budget for New York City

Mayor John V Lindsay proposes a 1.6 billion dollar budget for 1973 74 raising city spending by 10.8 percent and real estate taxes by 14 percent The plan would exceed any prior city expenditure and is to be discussed at the May 26 meeting Regent Dunseath notes the subcommittees stance but declines to predict discussion timing or topics

New York John V. Lindsay

Mo to talk about woes in Mexico

In Guanajuato a five day conference will bring U S lawmakers led by Rep Morris Udall to discuss border problems with Mexican counterparts The talks will cover Colorado River salinity labor issues trade balance and border commerce A U S proposal for a permanent Colorado River salinity solution was presented to President Luis Echeverria by Secretary of State Rogers in Mexico City but details were not released

Washington Morris Udall D-Atiz Guanajuato Mexico City Balance of Trade

Brothers sentenced to 6005 years for kidnapping Dealey kin

Dallas judge formally sentenced Woodrow and Franklin Ransontte to 6005 years in prison for the December 19 kidnapping of Amanda Mayhew Dealey, 22, daughter-in-law of Joe M Dealey, president of the Dallas Morning News. The brothers protested the punishment as cruel and unusual.

Dallas UPI Woodrow Ransonette John Mead Tansonette Franklin Woodrow Amanda Mayhew Dealey Joe M. Dealey Dallas Morning News

Firms seek law to mine sea floor before rules set

American mining firms pressed for federal legislation to permit seabed mining until an international regime comes into force. Testifying before the Senate subcommittee, supporters led by Sen. Lee Metcalf argued the bill would authorize Interior regulation while cobalt, nickel and manganese resources await global oversight.

Washington UPI Senate Minerals, Materials and Fuels Lee Metcalf D-Mont Paul Fannin R-Ariz Secretary of the Interior Tt. S. Ary Union Carbide C. H. Burgess Kennecott Copper Corp Metcalf Dewey Bartlett R-Okla Henry Bellman Alan Bible Dnev Clifford Hansen R-Wyo Ted Stevens Alaska

State to receive 653000 HUD grant for planning

Phoenix AP reports a 653000 federal grant from HUD will fund 1973-74 state planning work by the Department of Economic Planning and Development. Gov. Williams notes a 90000 increase, with about 320000 matched locally. Grants also allocate 75000 to the Maricopa Governments and 40000 to Pima Governments for area wide planning, with about 99 thousand previously given to the League of Arizona Cities and Towns.

Phoenix Department of Economic Planning and Development Department of Housing and Urban Development Jack Williams Maricopa Association of Governments Pima Association of Governments League of Arizona Cities and Towns

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