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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1971

Page

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Twin Buttes Mine Troubles Drift Into muffler Claims

Lynn and company officials discuss muffler options to quiet dumping noise near Green Valley. He notes independent muffler trials cost about $2,000 each and outlines plans for a muffler system using hollow panels and potential exhaust blankets. A screen may be built to reduce sound as waste is dumped along Duval Mine Road.

Lynn Ani Ty At Green Valley Twin Buttes Duval Green’ Valley E‘company Tapin

Prefiling of Arizona bills to start before session opens

Phoenix news reports legislators will begin filing proposed measures between the first and second sessions for the first time in state history. Prefiling allows committees to study bills and hold hearings before January. earliest date is November 15 with about 75 measures prepared.

Phoenix UPI

Needle Found in Girl's Head in Kentucky Mystery

Phyllis Mae Sparks bumped her head at school three weeks ago. Headaches led to X rays and surgery that removed parts of a sewing needle from the back of her scalp. Doctors say she may have felt no ill effects yet and the needle’s origin remains unclear.

Lexington Phyllis Mae Sparks

Cabarets ordered moved as Nogales builds schoolhouse

Mayor Octavio Garcia orders over 20 cabarets near Calle Cinco de Febrero to relocate before a new school blocks their block. Relocation begins in December with delays and local clubs face razing if they stay. Many girls expect to move. patrons ignore the change as nightlife continues.

Curtis Gustafson Nogales Son Octavio Garcia Calle Cinco de Febrero Canal Street Canal

Plan overhauls Pima County Sheriff's Department leadership

Acting Sheriff Michael S. Barr implements a 10 to 11 page reorganizational plan drafted after Walden Burr's resignation. The plan, prepared by top officers, aims to upgrade appearance, policy, and efficiency, add grievance forums with inmates, and create a training and recruitment overhaul including Spanish language capacity, comprehensive record keeping, and tighter inter-department coordination.

Pima “County Sheriff's Department William C. Cox Walden V. Burr Michael S. Barr Cox Barr John Lyon

Cox Named As Pima's Sheriff

Cox selected by Pima County to serve as sheriff after interviews with eight finalists. Former Tucson officers Barleycorn and Rickel, ex chief Wheeler, and others were considered. Barr conceded, saying Cox would be the man if not himself. deputies expressed mixed reactions while Quigley urged support for Cox. Cox plans to assess staff after taking office and notes he cannot fill undersheriff yet, with Spanish fluency as an asset.

Tucson Robert Grant Arthur W. Barleycorn Thomas Rickel Harold. C. "Wheeler Stephen D. Neely Allen Geyer County ‘Archives Recorder Peter San Angelo Barr Cox Sheriff's Office Sheriff's Deputies James E. Quigley Sheriff's Employes Fraternal Order of Police Lodge Quigley Law Enforcement

Senate backs Mexican American district in Los Angeles

Sacramento AP reporting that the State Senate approved a redistricting bill by 33 to 2 to create a new Mexican American district in Los Angeles. Mexican American leaders had asked for at least three such districts among 40 Senate seats, with the bill expected to pass the Assembly under a gentlemen’s agreement.

Sacramento Calif State Senate Senate Los Angeles Assembly

Open House At FW Flowing Wells UWight School

The school will hold an open house Tuesday at 7 p.m. A short program in the auditorium will start the evening, followed by class visitations for attendees to meet teachers and tour facilities.

Flowing Wells Uwight School

No Dirt On Me Cox Confident After Sheriff Selection

William C. Cox proclaimed there is no dirt on him as he is named Pima County sheriff designate after a Benesch? process. A 52 year old Texas native and longtime U S Border Patrol veteran with 25 plus years in southern Arizona stations, Cox led in intelligence, training, and cross border coordination and will lead about 285 employees in a county of over 300 000. The sheriff salary rises from 15000 to 19500 on Jan 1 1973 and Cox is married with four children living in Tucson streets.

William C. Cox Pima U.S. Border Patrol County Board of Supervisors Cox U.s-Mexico Texas Arizona Douglas Ajo Gila Bend Ruby Amado Sasabe Nogales United States Border Patrol Tucson Mexico John Tarleton Agricultural College Stephensville Tex Margarie Ann Piquero 27Th St

Art Classes For Adults At City Recreation Centers

Free art classes for adults begin next week at Randolph Park Verde Meadows and Armory Park sponsored by the City Parks and Recreation Department. Registration starts 9 a.m. Tuesday at Randolph Park Clubhouse 1 p.m. Wednesday at Verde Meadows and 9 a.m. Thursday at Armory Park. Instructor Oleann Underwood, Tucson artist.

Randolph Park Verde Meadows Armory Park City Parks and Recreation Department Oleann Underwood Tucson

Lower Valuations Urged In Wake Of Citizen Story

The State Property Valuation Director Arlen Woolery proposed reducing downtown Tucson property valuations by about 50 percent after a Tucson Daily Citizen report highlighted inequities with similar properties in Phoenix. Woolery will forward the recommendation to the Pima County Assessor's Office Monday, while noting the issue is not the total amounts but whether standards are applied equitably across cities under the 1967 State Tax Reform Act.

Tucson Arlen Woolery Tucson Daily Citizen Phoenix Woolery Pima County Assessor Pima Paul Neal

House Committee Urges Parole Board Expansion

An Arizona House Judiciary subcommittee proposes expanding the State Parole Board from three to five members and adding a professional staff. Convicted felons would remain in custody of the Department of Corrections and pass through a 30 day receiving and diagnostic center before parole decisions, unless probation or death penalty applies.

Phoenix UPI Arizona House Judiciary Committee State State Department of Corrections

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