Funds cut for medical studies hit
Washington AP. Administration budget proposals would cut federal funds for new medical research outside cancer and heart lung diseases by about 40 percent. The Association of American Medical Colleges reports 78 schools, enrolling 70 percent of U.S. medical students, would see contracts and grants fall from an expected 446.3 million to 873.4 million, with 39 million less for salaries and costs. The move could dismiss about 1,400 faculty and hinder curriculum and community health programs.
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DuVal says UA work unaffected by medical funding hysteria
University of Arizona vice president for health sciences Dr Merlin K K DuVal says proposed cuts in research funds do not affect UA. He notes no medical school dismissals due to salaried staff funded by the state legislature and expects no lasting federal fellowships or training grants. He warns against assuming perpetual federal support.
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Tucson Families See No Income Rise Amid Low Optimism
The First National Bank of Arizona reports only 38 percent of Tucson households expect income increases in the next six months, down from 52 percent last November, while Phoenix shows stronger optimism with 47 percent and 49 percent expecting income and wage rises respectively.
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Schools not required to offer bilingual programs judge rules
U S District Judge Walter H. Craig ruled Tempe Elementary School District need not provide bilingual and bicultural programs for minority students. The decision follows a San Francisco ruling that such offerings are not constitutionally guaranteed. The Guadalupe Organization protested, arguing differences in student demographics.
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Partridge Center damages awarded in Chazen suit
A Superior Court jury awarded $25,000 against the Partridge Foundation and officers for vandalism and damage at the Partridge Memorial Treatment Center after its purchase by Trans American Tile Co. on behalf of Marshall Chazen. The verdict includes $12,000 compensatory and $6,000 punitive against Specks, plus $3,000 against the foundation for waste and $3,000 against Thomas Speck for property loss.
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