Bank researcher forecasts Tucson population surge by 1980
Joseph Charnesky of Valley National Bank projects Tucson could reach about 500 000 residents by 1900 and add roughly 90 000 more in six and a half years. He disputes state forecasts of 3 million statewide by 1980, warning growth may slow and traffic could overwhelm fringe areas.
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The
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Charnesky
State Department of Economic, Planting and Development
Popu
Valley National
Battelle Memorial Institute
Tucson
Charnésky
Salt River water releases to end after heavy rains risk
Salt River Project officials said water releases into the river would cease by next Monday barring heavy rain after flows began Feb 21. Since October about 3.3 million acre feet entered six reservoirs to prevent early filling, with 1.2 million acre feet released. Traffic disruptions and long commutes followed as 15 river crossings with only three bridges faced rising waters.
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Phoenix
Salt River
Salt River Project
Arizona
Reid Teeples
Mesa
Tempe
Scottsdale
Scottsdata
Texas Senate backs wine rights for single people
Texas senators vote 31 to 0 to send to the governor a House bill granting bachelors and single women the right to produce up to 200 gallons of wine annually for personal use, equal to the privilege enjoyed by married couples.
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Austin
UPI
Texas
Senate
Man wounded in shooting at home during argument
Edward David White, 90, is in fair condition after surgery for a gunshot wound to the left side at Arizona Medical Center. Police say he was shot by his wife Irene after a 6:15 am argument at the couple’s home on Fairmount Ave. Both declined to file complaints. no charges filed.
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Edward David White
Arizona Medical Center
Roger Sedimayr
White
Fairmount Ave
Irene
Sedlmayr
North Side to Build Temporary Sewage Ponds
County officials declare two new eight acre ponds at La Canada Drive and Canyon del Oro Wash necessary for 2.5 years to halt pumping from a manhole near Lambert Lands and Canada del Oro Wash and to avoid costly trucking to Tua Road plant amid a stalled $1.7 million interceptors line. Homeowners oppose, citing eyesore and pests, while the county plans screening trees. a rezoning vote is anticipated.
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Rancho Verde
la Canada Drive
Canyon del Oro Wash
State Health Department
Mathole
Lambert Lands
Canada del Oro Wash
Tua Road
Royal G. Bouscher II
E. W. Dooley
County Parks and Recreation Department
Conrad F. Joyner
Bumpers urges center path for 1976 Democratic bid
Arkansas Governor Dale Bumpers told a Tucson luncheon that Democrats must move toward the political center to win the White House in 1976. He urged ending McGovern Commission delegate guidelines and urged inclusion while noting changes may be unlikely. He favored governors as future national leaders and hinted at his own political plans.
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Arkansas
Dale Bumpers
Tucson
Arkansas Democrat
McGovern Commission
Bumpers
Democratic Party
UA names Norton as head of new university planetarium
Richard Norton, curator of the Fleischmann Atmospherium Planetarium in Reno, is named director of the planned University of Arizona Grace Flandrau Memorial Planetarium to be built at North Cherry Avenue and University Boulevard by March 1975, pending Arizona Board of Regents approval. Weymann lauds Norton as innovative, noting his development of the atmospherium daytime atmospheric demonstration.
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University of Arizona Planetarium
Richard Norton
Mleischmann
Reno
Grace Flandrau
N. Cherry Ave
University Blvd
Arizona Board of Regent
Ray J. Weymann
Steward Observatory
Norton
Prison break foiled by garbage can incident
New Orleans guards halted a jail escape when a would be fugitive hid inside a garbage can being carried out of Orleans Parish Prison. The can was bounced down stairs, dumping trash and the escapee Taft at the guards feet before he was recaptured. The jail has a history of mass escapes over the past decade.
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New Orleans
UPI
Orleans Parish
Kenneth Tall
Taft
Anti-recall dinner raises sixteen thousand five hundred dollars
In Phoenix AP reports a testimonial dinner for Gov. Jack Williams drew over 1,000 attendees. A $25 plate event raised $16,500 for potential recall defense and future campaign advertising. Rep. John Rhodes praised Williams, while master of ceremonies Sam Mardian lauded voter support and Williams credited the legislature. Williams aides noted surplus funds would back ads detailing six years of office achievements.
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Phoenix
Jack Williams
John Rhodes
R-Ariz
Washington
Jack
Rhodes
Sam Mardian
Wiliams
Arizona Legislatue
Povertier
AL Williams
Williams
Bus driver earns National Safety Council safety award
Catalina Foothills school district honors bus driver Mrs. Lora Charvez for 11 years without an accident as she receives a National Safety Council award at a school board meeting from student council member Miss Sarah White. Charvez drives a 91 passenger bus and has logged 150040 miles in 1 year of service.
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Catalina Foothills
National Safety Council
Lora Charvez
Sarah White
Charvaz
Board clarifies policy shifts on education communications
The Arizona State Board of Education approved revisions to a policy handbook, easing rules on board and department officials contacting the legislature, while requiring explicit authorization to represent the board. The board also raised teaching certificate credit requirements and adopted new curriculum changes including a free enterprise course taught beyond social studies.
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Phoenix
Weldon FP
Shofstall
State Board of Education
State Department of Education
Stephen Jenkins
Jenkins
Shefstall
Arizona
Alos
Secretary of State
Hope Center Receives $5000 Grant for San Antonio Seminar
The Hope Center for heroin addiction treatment today announced a $5000 grant from the National Drug Education Program Help Communities Help Themselves. Seven participants will attend a 12 day conference in San Antonio Texas starting June 13 with a three day evaluation seminar after. The center operates under the Community Organization for Drug Abuse Control and Tucson Southern Counties Mental Health Services Inc led by program director Dr Thomas J Cox.
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Hope Center
San Antonio
Tex
Thomas J. Cox
Community Organization For Drug Abuse Control
Tucson
Southern Counties Mental Health Services Inc
Public Records Marriages and Divorces in Tucson Area
Public records show marriages and divorces including Rosalyn Sells and Thegaselly Sells at various Arizona addresses. Names such as Donald Leach Helena Leach Jered Timmons Charles Huber and C. Menningsen appear in divorce listings with decree actions and dispositions. Additional items note births in Tucson and surrounding communities, court proceedings, and probationary sentences.
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Donald K. Leach
Helena Leach
Aloni Timmons
Jered Timmons
Oi el Sbah Huber
Charles C. Huber
Etutine
C. Menningsen
Charles Fe Walee Bebento
Hartlet Berton
Uraron A. Gorman
Davalos
Sor
Kuhn Va
Daniel J. Kuhny
Pganna
B. Sapar
George Li Sores
Anne Kay
Witlinen i Kays
CIA Budget Under One Billion Says Watch Dog
In Lamoure North Dakota AP Sen Milton R Young R ND on Senate watchdog committee disclosed that the CIA budget is under one billion dollars annually The three top intelligence agencies including the CIA Defense Intelligence Agency and the National Security Agency total about two billion with the CIA taking the smallest share Critics have claimed six billion for the trio The senator declined to provide further specifics citing classified information.
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Defense Department
CIA
Wiretapper gets probation in Hunt case
W J Everett a 38 year old private investigator pleaded guilty to aiding wiretapping four top aides to billionaire HL Hunt. He received a three year probated sentence for conduct dating from November 1969 to January 1971 and tied to a family fight over control of Hunt oil fortune.
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Houston
UPI
W.J. Everett
H.L. Hunt
Hunt
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