Arizona News Briefs Preserve Scenery and Schools
Arizona reports show highway litter pickup costs 100000 dollars less than last year while roadside trash collection costs rise 16000 dollars creating a net gain of 984000 toward a cleaner state. University of Arizona sees first female student body president Bryna Vertlieb focusing on facilities for handicapped students. An Air Force cadet transfer to the Naval Academy due to sickle cell concerns depicted inaccurately in headlines. A Western utilities group urges EPA to avoid overly strict air standards harming Southwest growth. Arizona scientists map ozone impact with tobacco plants across Tucson metro in readiness for EPA hearings.
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University of Arizona
Bryna Vertlieb
Tucson growth survey backs tight planning and limits on developers
A Tucson Daily Citizen front page report summarizes a Behavior Research Inc poll of 835 interviews showing strong opposition to urban sprawl. Voters favor coordinated city county planning and stricter controls on growth to preserve Tucson’s personality and heritage. The poll also touches on Rancho Romero and annexation ideas, noting nuances in public opinion and official proposals.
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City of Quality
Tucson Daily Citizen
Joseph Castillo
Board of Supervisors
Rancho Romeo
Catalina Mountains
Rancho Romero
Behavior Research
Executive pay limits debated in Watergate era regulation proposal
The Cost of Living Council proposes Phase 4 rules to cap top executive pay increases at 3.5 percent annually with exemptions possible, while most workers face 5.5 percent gains and fringe-benefit limits. Firms above $250 million revenue must report incentive pay. $50 million plus firms must keep salary records. The plan includes an executive control group to monitor bonuses and salaries. The Watergate committee payroll, budget, and expenses are detailed, with salaries totaling large sums and travel costs noted for witnesses and staff.
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Council
Messer
Tucson Public Hearings On Rezoning Proposals
The Tucson City Council will hold public hearings at 10:30 am Tuesday in City Hall Council Chamber. Proposals include rezoning a mortuary north of Miracle Mile and west of Oracle Road to business, a southwest Edison Street and Campbell Avenue site to higher density residential, Langley Langley Ave and Kolb Road triangle to higher density residential, Walnut and Grant Road southeast corner from business to auto body and paint shop, and an irregular parcel on Speedway between Olsen and Plumer to higher density residential.
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Tucson
City Hall
Miracle Mile
Oracle Road
Edison St
Campbell Ave
Langley Ave
Kolb Road
Walnut Ave
Grant Road
Speedway Boulevard
Olsen and
Plumer Averes
New York enacts tough drug laws with long prison terms
New York state adopts stringent drug legislation after five years of therapy focused approaches. The new law enforces minimum no parole sentences for major drug offenses and life terms for large scale heroin, cocaine, morphine or opium sales, drawing criticism over case backlogs.
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New York
UPI
New York State
New York Drug Law Could Breed Shootouts Say DEA Chief
Washington based DEA acting administrator John R. Bartels warns the state’s new drag law may backfire. He fears drug lords will choose shootouts with police over long jail terms, while advocates argue it could push addicts to seek help. He cites the potential for “wild brutality” in trafficking syndicates.
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New York City
Washington
UPI
New York
Federal
Drug Enforcement Agency
Bartels
San Angelo named to county office
Peter San Angelo, 59, named to No. 2 post in the County Security Division by W. C. Peso Dollar. Salary about 912 001. He previously earned 7,500 as recorder of county archives and had run for Pima County sheriff in 1964 and last year. Supervisors opposed the top post but upheld the No. 2 appointment, defending it as non political. San Angelo faced past legal indictments, later cleared, while allies defend the decision citing director's request.
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Peter San Angelo
County Security Division
San Angelo
W.C
Board of Supervisors
County Archives
Joseph Castillo
E.5
Bud" Walker
Jim Murphy
Ron Asta
Conrad Joyner
Joyner
Pima County
Ty Grand Jury
Walker
One-man, one-car pattern denied by federal report
Government studies show express bus lanes and car pool programs cutting single occupancy commutes. Bus lanes on Shirley Highway boosted ridership 400 percent since 1969, San Bernardino Freeway bus lane added 30 percent last January, and NASA car pools averaged 3.85 riders per car. Packages include corporate programs by 3M and McDonnell Douglas, with state and local trials using computer matching to pair riders.
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Washington
Shirley Highway
Virginia
Federal Highway Administration
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
Federal
Norbert’ T. ‘Tiemann
Shultz Plans Europe Tour to Russia Yugoslavia and Germany
Secretary of the Treasury George P. Shultz plans a Europe tour visiting Russia Yugoslavia and West Germany in early October. The Treasury Department announced the trip will follow the IMF meeting in Nairobi September 24 to 29, with dates not yet specified.
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
George P. Shultz
Russia
Yugoslavia
West Germany
Treasury Department
International Monetary Fund
Nairobi
Kenya
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues Mixed in One List
A scanned crossword style puzzle presents across and down clues with a long mixed list. Entries reference varied topics from geography to literature and languages, including names, roles, and terms, all jumbled in a single, dense clue grid.
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