Regents approve donation for UA medical center project
The University of Arizona regents accept a 300000 gift from the Westend Foundation toward a 12 million pulmonary disease center at the UA medical complex. They also sell the 21 year old UA press mansion for 75000 and approve a three year doctor of medicine degree program with fee increases. The center would sit north of University Hospital with 21000 square feet, part of a 1.2 million design and construction budget. The project aims to treat respiratory disease and support research with hospital beds labs and offices.
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Kitizen
Flagstaff
Ari“gona Board of Regents
University of Arizona Medical
Regents
UA Press
Westend Foundation
National Foundation For
Thomas Hall
University Hospital
Tucson
Br. Benjamin Burrows
UA Pulmonary Services
Longstanding Navajo Hopi land dispute unsettled
The Navajo and Hopi nations dispute land rights in northeastern Arizona where the Hopi fear encroachment by Navajo cattle and access rules. Hopi Chairman Clarence Hamilton and Navajo Chairman Peter Macfarlane cite a stalled resolution as minor issues were settled, with tensions escalating from grazing disputes to incidents of corral burnings and gunfire.
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Arizona
Clarence Hamilton
Peter Macffrald
Hamilton
MacDonald
House Interior Committee
U.S
Sam
Steiger
Rariz
Scouts Seek Indian Growth Program Signings
The Boy Scouts of America and the U S Bureau of Indian Affairs sign a 14 month contract to promote scouting on reservations. American Indian paraprofessionals will be selected by scout leaders and tribal councils to develop programs on several reservations.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Boy Scouts of America
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Three Die in Park Drexel Car Crash Near Park Drexel Corner
A two car collision at the South Park Avenue and Drexel Road intersection left three dead and one injured. Victims include William Powell 43 of Willcox Gregory Goddard 15 of Goo l d Euclid Ave Cindy Weber 47 of 581 W Corona Road Connie Lanier 28 of Kolb Road is in guarded condition at St Marys Hospital. Powell’s vehicle hit the southbound car driven by Goddard at about 8 40 p.m.
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Willcox
Gregory Goddard
Eu“clid
Cindy Weber
Corona Road
Connié Lanier
Kolb
Bomb threat prompts teen charged in Pavia Italy
Italian police charged 16 year old Claudio Mattei after he telephoned a bomb threat to a girls school so a 14 year old friend could meet his girlfriend early. The report also mentions unrelated notes about deaths in Pima County traffic toll.
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Pavia
Italy
UPI
Claudio Mattei
Arizonans Win Presidential Scholar Honors
Washington AP reports two Arizona students among 12 high school seniors named 1972 Presidential Scholars by President Nixon. Winners are Robert Latta of Fort Huachuca and Christine Yamanow of Glendale for outstanding academics and leadership potential.
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Washington
Arizona
Nixon
Robert Latta
Fort Huachuca
Christine Yamanow
Glendale
Copper plates for state Arizona 73 to feature copper and green
Copper and green will be the colors of the 1973 license plates issued in Arizona. The plates will have green numerals on a copper field, a first since the 1930s. Across the top will read Arizona 73 and the bottom will say Grand Canyon State.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Grand Canyon State
Paramedics urged to choose union path or form own units
Martha Winstead, president of the American Society for Medical Technology, urged paramedical professionals at Arizona convention to decide on commercial unions or allied national units to upgrade their field. She warned lack of action invites external control and emphasized professionalism and arbitration over strikes. A 16-group outreach in Arizona aims to unite allied health bodies for bargaining.
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American Society For Medical Technology
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Thomas Davis
Arizona Society of Medical Technologists
Arizona
Tabor
Professional Council For
Hohokam Find Halts Work On Tucson Subdivision
A Tucson East Side landowner halted plans after UA archaeologists identified cultural deposits by the Hohokams, the region’s last prehistoric tribe. Excavation costs are estimated at 20 000 to 40 000 dollars, with potential digs by the university and Pima College. The find includes pottery and a man made reservoir, showing advanced ceramics and irrigation practices from 300 B.C. to A.D. 1400.
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Samuel S. Sneiler
la Bella Vista
Ft. Lowell Road
Snyder Road
Old Soldier’s Trail
University of Arizona Department of Archeology
Arizona
Sneller
Snell F
Esther Manville
Johnson
Manville
Amphitheater
Mexico
City attorney aide resigns and blasts superior in letter
An administrative assistant to Tucson city attorney Herbert Williams quit and leveled a harsh critique at his boss. John Chevrier Chey Tier accused Williams of driving, harassing staff, and taking credit for work, saying loyalty was absent and management flawed. Williams declined to comment.
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City Hall
Herbert, Willliams
John A. Chey~ Tier
Williams
Chevrier
Commission backs actions by center director
The Community Center Commission unanimously supported most booking procedures set by director Robert Thompson while acknowledging some promoter complaints were justified. They will propose new procedures to avoid future censure, with no change to box office rules. Thompson cited equity arrangements for a nearby hotel project and a July 28 Liza Minnelli concert at the center.
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Center
Robert Thompson
Thompson
Lee Davis
David
Davis
Commission
Y Thompson
Ccommission
Liza Minelli
World renowned LASL scientist among nine killed in Albuquerque crash
A Beechcraft Queen Air charter carrying eight Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory staff and pilot Rich ard T. Zittell crashed near Albuquerque International Airport after takeoff. Dr Wright L Langham and seven LASL colleagues died, along with Eugene Teatum Donald Larson Bruce Bean Johnnie Gallegos Richard Niethammer William Frye and pilot Zittell. A witness said the plane appeared to struggle to return before nosediving into the ground.
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APL
Albuquerque International
Wright L. Langham
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratories
Atomic Energy Commission
LASL
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Eugene Teatum
Donald Larson
Bruce Bean
Johnnie Gallegos
Richard Niethammer
William Frye
John Gill
Arroyo Seco
N.ml
Richard T. Zittell
Drug death case goes to trial in second degree murder charge
Superior Court Judge Alice Truman ruled that Ben Dixon must stand trial for second degree murder for selling heroin linked to a fatal overdose. Dixon, 29, faces a $10,000 bond as the first Arizonan charged with murder tied to dangerous drug sales. Prosecutor Steven Weiss alleges Dixon sold heroin to James Ross, 29, of 1804 B. 13th St, prior to Ross’s April 16 overdose death.
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Alice Truman
Ben Dixon
Dixon
Arizona
Steven Weiss
Heron
James Ross
1804
B. 13Th St
Ross
Explosion in Palo Verde High Locker Warrant Issued
An 18 year old senior at Palo Verde High School was arrested after a blast damaged a hallway locker Wednesday. Paul Francis Hayes of 6641 E. Cooper Sr. faces a warrant charging him with depositing or exploding explosives with intent to injure persons or property. No injuries occurred.
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Palo Verde High School
Paul Francis Hayes
E. Cooper Sr
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