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lost their jobs in border towns.
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By JUDY DONOVAN
The Arizona Daily Star
The blisters Cipriano J. Manuel
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has sprouted on "the longest walk" to
Washington, D.C., don't hurt him
anymore. His cause and his outrage
keep him going.
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Manuel is the only Papago among
about 150 marchers from over 100
American tribes who are walking
from California to the U.S. capital.
They plan a confrontation with Presi-
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gress over a gtoup of 11 pending bills
they consider $trongIy
The Indians hope to reach the
anti -Indian.
capital by July 11.
After walkihg 300 miles from the
Particularly offensive to them is a
March's beginFaing Feb. 11 at Alcatraz
bill introduced by Rep. John Cunning -
Island to a tQWn in Nevada, Manuel
ham, R -Wash. The bill would wipe out
left the marth Feb. 17 to return
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home for a sf�'nlies of meetings to in-
all the government's treaties with
Indian tribes, remove their reserva-
form his tribe about the bills.
tions from federal trusteeship and
The long, difficult walk is the In-
subject their land to property taxes.
dians, orgy way of showing the nation
"In reality, it would extinguish
and the Politicians in Washington
every remaining vestige of culture for
rns Manuel said, because
the Papagos and other tribes in this
they can't aff(�rd expensive lobbyists
country," he commented. "I see it as
to fight for thei-n.
the most vicious form of legrisintinn
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Cipriano J. Manuel
pending against the Indians."
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ger exist and the people would be
required to practically buy back their
I I land, he said. "It would destroy our
sovereignty as a native American
people.yp
Other bills the Indians call objec-
tionable would limit Indian control
over crimes committed on reserva-
tions. And one would put commercial
and sport fishing interests in the state
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Rosa, north of Sells, is a council
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. was an appellate judge for the
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� with a degree in political science.
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cials have not been sympathetic with
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EL port from the Papagos has been cir-
culating but the tribe hasn't approved
it yet."
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The Arizona Daily Star
The fear that the public's silence on
planned water -rate increases is the calm
before the storm has led to a last-minute
rush of proposed alternatives to the recom-
mended 8- to 14 -percent increase scheduled
for approval Monday.
Misgivings about the recommendations
of the council's Citizens Advisory Water
Committee by at least four council mem-
bers may postpone adoption of the rate
schedule, which is scheduled to take effect
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That has drawn sharp criticism from
Mayor Lew Murphy, who warned yesterday
that "doing violence" to the committee's
recommendations could have disastrous
,effects on the city water utility.
Murphy is scrambling to gather four
votes to pass a rate schedule that would
produce a 10 percent revenue increase
Water officials say the increase is needed to*
insure bond repayment, credit rating, and a
continued flow of water to the system's
customers.
So far, little public opposition has been
voiced.
Councilman Tom Volgy said the public
may still be opposed to water rate increases
but is tired of arguing about them as in 1976,
when voters successfully recalled three
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council members over tht� increased water
rates.
Volgy met yesterday w.ith fellow Demo-
crat George Miller and Republican Council-
man Roy Laos to disciiss the proposed
rates. All three have rese-i-vations about the
proposed rates, although they differ in their
specific criticism, Voigy said.
Councilman Richard Amlee has stated
that he will not vote fore a water rate in-
crease that exceeds 4 pere-ent.
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Miller and Laos would not detail their
criticism of the proposal ,Vesterday, but both
a * ur votes for
said they doubt !I --
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the rate plan. -,";-, - _� , �
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capital improvement projects contained in
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ment program in Avra Valley as an exam-
ple.
Volgy also is disturbed that the commit-
tee failed to document its charge that the
system's life -line rate wad missing its target
- the poor.
Murphy and water offi�cials fear that any
decrease in water reventies would make it
difficult to sell the cit,V's water revenue
bonds, or would raise the interest the city
has to pay on the bonds. .
That. interest is deterr-flined in part by a
formula called debt cove0ge - the ratio of
revenues raised and property owned by the
utility, to the money needed for debt retire-
ment.
It is the same principle that allows a
homeowner to receive a better interest rate
on a loan than a renter. Equity (the value of
a home beyond what is owed on it) and the
homeowner's earnings are weighed against
the amount to be borrowed.
The rate schedule proposed by the
committee would allow the utility to raise
more than $21 million next year. About half
of that would be used for capital improve-
ments - increasing the city's equity and
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lowering the interest rates on $8 million in
water bonds the utility plans to sell in Jane,
Volgy and Miller said they will discusss
postponing the bond sale to take advantage
of a bill being pushed by the city in the state
Legislature. It would allow bonds to be
backed by the city's general fund, as well as
by the water utility's equity and revenues.
But the bonds set for sale in June have
already beer, approved by the taxpayers,
and a new vote would be needed to sell
them as "hybrid" or "double-barreled
bonds, PP as the proposed law would allow,
said Jim Kay, finance director.
The capital improvements recommended
e needed to keep the
system going, said Gene Cronk, water de-
partment head.
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For 10 vears th Head Start pm m iacmr Aw6,, U INI + I A
&A " 0 . Urn,11 L Vy WIVIU C& V U VaVU L11U11_ I C11 6UL Elic uxtra training they need b tore
serving poor 3- and 4 -year-olds in the city's toys out each night, the ii,pace was so small entering grade school.
oldest southside housing projects, has they had to drop five children from the Santa Rosa, like all Head Start centers,
bumped from one donated room to another. program- has a bilingual teacher because of the heavy
Pieced together at first with volunteers Since all the children couldn't attend at concentration of Spanish-speaking among
and later relying on money from half a the same time, teachers began visiting them the poor. Amanda Bernal, a 10 -year veteran
dozen different agencies and governmental in their homes and giving instruction with of Head Start, is the teacher -coordinator.
bodies, somehow it survived.
the parents' participation. I The struggle to renovate their new per -
Yesterday, the Santa Rosa Head Start manent quarters isn't over yet. The center
Program came to roost. Now, the pro- Contact with parent1q; will continue be- needs a hooded stove, a t1wee-compartment
gram's two teachers and 20 public housing cause Head Start is not a day-care center sink and playground equipment. They'll go
children can call a 1t200 -square -foot apart- but an educational experience to help low- to the public soon in a fund-raising effort to
ment in the Connie Chambers housing proj- income and predominantly minority chil- complete the job,
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)ecame vacant, they had to tear down all
he interior walls to create a large school Who says it doesn't Dav? .
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lemolition work - a tricky job, since the be as important as a good decision in legitimate business.
nterior walls were of heavy concrete
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roject. It was so small and so heavily used Jack Lemmon's i's a familiar face
� other programs, that each day when the
iildren finished their morning session, all a 0 . and real-estate brokers chauffeur their clients in Rolls.
ie equipment and materials had to be put Royces. Welcome to Beverly Hills!
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TUCSON, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 25, 1978
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The Oro vane Polio Departments new After a quick glass replacement job, the
lice truck -still not f� y out
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police
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beauti-
vandalized late Thursdayt•
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ar also was officer's personal vandal -
The chief said that about midnight, the
.��vs in the town hall
V. Jd ized and four large wind:. vandals threw concrete blocks into the offi-
!.,hief Fred Roof.
were broken, said Police �: cer's car and town hall windows and at the
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Eleven days a o, the $6,000 true w
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Police suspect that the vandalism may be
Yd to the force's a two vehicles. Last 1�
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tied to a burglary an hour later at Canyon
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fall, when the town had
u�y a fleeing burglar del Oro High School, where chemicals were
the fleet was cut in half ,
l= ! !the department s taken from a science laboratory, Roof said.
f whose auto crashed inti
He said a 16 -year-old Oro Valley boy was
sJ truck. apprehended by police after a chase of sev-
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Damage from Thursdy's vandalism will eral miles from the school at 25 W. Calle
'r 'd total around $6,000, whi& is covered by in Concordia to the corner of La Cholla and
Magee Rd
surance, Roof said.
�e vandalism, Roof The boy was charged with first-degree
A few hours before tl
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p which authorized a of stolen merchandise and consumption of
Oro Valley Town Council alcohol as a minor, Roof said. He was re -
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and traffic cones leased to his parents' custody.
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Star photo The truck was the first veW. cle the 3 -year-old The chemicals, of undetermined value,
town has owned, Roof said a others have been might have been taken to build explosives,
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enforce the court order made Feb. 17 by visiting Superior
Court Judge Gary R. Pope of Mohave County.
The order to bring her to Juvenile Court was made after
Cohen contended that he has not been able to communicate
with the girl and learn her feelings about the Rebekah Home
for Girls in Corpus Christi.
The home is one of several operated by evangelist Lest-
er Roloff which rely on corporal punishment and heavy Bible
instruction for youths sent there.
Pima County Juvenile Court officials say they believe
the girl is being abused at the home and want her returned to
determine whether she should be removed from her moth-
er's custody.
The mother's attorney, Charles Sabalos, was out of town
and unavailable for comment yesterday.
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The mother of a 16 -year-old Tucson girl failed to bring
her daughter to Juvenile Court here yesterday from a Texas
evangelistic home despite a court order to produce her.
Mel Cohen, the girl's court-appointed attorney, said he
would probably file a petition in Superior Court on Monday to
enforce the court order made Feb. 17 by visiting Superior
Court Judge Gary R. Pope of Mohave County.
The order to bring her to Juvenile Court was made after
Cohen contended that he has not been able to communicate
with the girl and learn her feelings about the Rebekah Home
for Girls in Corpus Christi.
The home is one of several operated by evangelist Lest-
er Roloff which rely on corporal punishment and heavy Bible
instruction for youths sent there.
Pima County Juvenile Court officials say they believe
the girl is being abused at the home and want her returned to
determine whether she should be removed from her moth-
er's custody.
The mother's attorney, Charles Sabalos, was out of town
and unavailable for comment yesterday.
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BIRTHS
CHRISTENSON, Rosemary and
St. Joseph's Hospital
Lloyd M. Jr.
William and Brenda Tennison,
HAISLIP, Tona M. and James G.
girl, FeTu b. �.
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SULLIVAN, Rosemary and Ed -
Carter and Susan Winkler, girl,
ward T.
Feb. 23.
SOTO, N,ann and Tony L.
Stephen and Marcia Hutchison,
FEDERICO, Connie G. and Roge-
boy, Feb. 23.
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Donnie and Doris Calhoon, boy,
FRITZ, Lawrence and Jacqueline _
Feb.
DANAYA,
udy and Lorinda Cole, girl, Feb.
Martin L. and Marlene
23.
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Mark and Carol Speasl, boy, Feb.
ICE LLMAN, Dorothy A. and
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Thomas and Janice Suchoski, boy,
$ERRANO, Judith Y. and John G.
Feb.
II
Edward and Conception Espino,
ESSIG, Josephine F. and Herbert
girl, Feb. 24.
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Kino Community Hospital
EVERY, Carol and John.
Sylvia Anchondo, girl, Feb. 15.
SMART, Catharine E. and Frank
Rosemary Waters, b6v, Fed; 15.
P. I ti.
Cynthia Burrell,id, Feb. 16.
BESLEY, Mariann L. and Gloria
Lucy Islas, boy, Feb.17.
Isabel Nunez, boy, Feb. 17.
M.
Fausto and Maria Elena Alday,
LAMBERT, Delores and John D.
HOFFMAN, Susan T. and Bradley
girl Feb. 18.
Timothy and Linda Dunfee, boy,
S.
REID, Jerry M. and Carla R.
Feb. 19.
Maria Sierra, girl, Feb. 19.
Petitions for
Carolina Young, boy, Feb. 19.
Luis and Ana Voltares, boy, Feb.
Legal Separation
20.
Michael and Mary Deis, boy, Feb.
WYLIE, Patricia L. and Ernest T.
21.
WILSON, Valerie C. and John B.
Eliezer and Linda Moreno, boy,
Jr.
Feb. 21.
COOLEY, Cheri A. and Melvin E.
Michael and Lenora Fitzsimonds,
Jr.
girl, Feb. 21.
Petitions for
DOMESTIC RELATIONS
Annulment
Marriage Licenses
Jeffry L. D'Attilio, 20, Tucson, and
HAINES, Elisabeth J. and
BROYLES, John T.
Loretta J. Kingery, 19, Tucson.
Richard P. Soto, 23, Tucson, and
Decrees of
Rosa Moreno, 20, Tucson.
Eduaa rdo Garcia, 26, Nogales, Son„
Marriage Dissolution
and Rebecca Zabaleta, 17, Tucson.
Steven LaPorati, 24, Marana, and
AYUP, Toni L. and William M.
Ruth A. Duval, 18, Marana.
BOMBARD, Janet M. and James
Daniel Gonzales, 27, Tucson and
Jenny Castillo, 19, Tucson.
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VILLASENOR, Margaret M. and
Frank C. Valenzuela, 25, Tucson,
David.
and Amalia G. R. Canedo, 20, Tuc-
VALENZUELA; Leonila and Ti -
son,
Roger C. Lummus, 27, Tucson,
burcio.
PARZIALE, Jeffrey L. and Nora
and Kathy S. Brown. 23, Tucson.
Gary K. Riley, , Indlanapolls,
L.
AVNAT, Elbert L.,Jr. and Sandra
and Dale A. Deese, 26, Tucson.
Jimmy Crickett, 40, Tucson, and
L.
FOSSLAND, Anna Y. and Richard
MarOaret A. Brown, 23, Tucson.
Phillip K. Richardson, 18, Tucson,
M.
MARCINEK, Larry A. and Gall A.
and Kim C. Livingston, 18, Tucson.
PARSLEY, Marion L. and Frank
Ray D. Gomez, 34, Tucson, and
Olga B. Franco, 24, Marana.
L.
NORSEN, Linda J. and Dennis L.
obert D. Negrette, 27, Tucson,
PETTY, Richard E. and Monica
and Carmen C. Cota, 22, Tucson.
L.
Richard R, Segura, 27, Tucson,
and Gloria I. Cardenas, 23, Tucson.
James R. McCormick, 42, Tucson,
Decree Of
and Sharon M. Vidal, 37, Tucson.
Annulment
James D. Harden Jr., 35, Tucson,
and Lisa E. Oserman 31, Tucson.
ORMOND, Jean H. and Frederick
James Allen, 54, Tucson, and EI-
V.
Ian Marks, 56, Tucson.
M. McKenzie, 26, Tucson,
DEATHS
and Maria S. Martinez, 28, Tucson.
Ramiro A. Lucero, 19, Agua Prie-
BLOOM, Harry, 67, Tucson, Feb.
ta, Son., and Amanda I. Machiche,
24, Arizona East.
20, Tucson.
FOX, Edgar P., 101, Tucson, Feb.
John R. Tapia, 30, Tucson, and
22, Arizona.
Juanita Villa, 24, Tucson.
J. Jeffrey Hipskind, 28, Tucson,
KILPATRICK, William L., 69,
Tucson, Feb. 22, Arizona.
and Cheryl L. Cheney, 26, Tucson.
KLOOS, Ronald P., 20, Tucson,
Jerry W. Lappegard, 30, Duncan,
Okla., and Laura M. Bixler, 22,
Feb. 23, Hudgel's Swan.
KOENIGSBERG, Donald M., 51,
Duncan, Okla.
Tucson, Feb. 23, Evergreen.
LABORIN, Emeterio, 65, Marana,
Petitions for
Feb. 22, Arizona.
MENCHE, Wilhelmina K., 83,
Marriage Dissolution
Tucson, Feb. 22, Arizona.
BLAND, James R. and Carol S.
MURAMOTO, Josephine L., 49,
Tucson, Feb. 23, Arizona.
WEASEL HEAD, Verna and Ar-
PALMER, Harold "Gordle," Y4
nold D.
Tucson, Feb. 23, Mission.
BARRIER, Jennifer A. and David
PRICE, Mary E., 73, Tucson, Feb.
C.
23, Arizona.
Edgar Fox, who 'made i
s odies
independently
When he turned 100 in 1975, Edgar Fox laughingly said,
"I don't know how I made it."
Fox made it another year and a half, priding himself in
using crutches to maintain his
independence at the Geronimo
Hotel. He died Wednesday at 101, apparently of natural caus-
es.
In his long working life, Fox built commercial buildings,
homes, silos, grain elevators and dams from Kansas to Ore-
gon.
After visiting Tucson in the winter for years, Fox settled
here in 1974.
He is survived by his niece, Grace Elliot of St. Joseph,
Mo. His wife, Lena, died in 1960.
Services will be at 2 p.m. Monday at the Pettijohn and
Eiser Funeral Home in Oregon, Mo.
Josie Muramoto, famed cook dies
Tucson native Josie Lee Muramoto, 49, died Thursday of
kidney failure.
Muramoto was an oriental cook famous in Tucson for
her Chinese New Year parties. She taught her dishes to
many Tucsonans and compiled the recipes in an Oriental
cookbook she wrote in Spanish.
She was also a science teacher at Sahuaro High School
from 1970 to 1977.
Muramoto is survived by her husband, Nick, and their
two children, Myra and Max.
Services will be 3 p.m. Monday at the Arizona Mortuary.
Burial will follow at the Evergreen Cemetery. The family
requests that remembrances be in the form of donations to
the Arizona Kidney Foundation.