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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1973
Page
2
A Arizona growth projection predicts rapid population rise statewide, with Flagstaff and northern areas seeing new housing as Phoenix suburbs expand. By 1980 Arizona could surpass three million residents, raising planning urgency for counties like Coconino amid a 43.8 percent increase from 1970 figures.
Coconino County assessor Richard Hillman reports good news from Phoenix: homeowners statewide will see tax relief in 1973 as state and federal funds offset risen valuations. While some counties fare better, others face deeper cuts. the one year relief hinges on tighter agency budgets.
Roscoe Drummond reports that governors at the 65th conference pressed a new priority order favoring energy development over pollution control. They urge rapid new energy sources and quicker Alaska oil transport, warning of brownouts and higher prices, while lawmakers face partisan blame for the energy crisis.
A historical overview traces Phoenix from a 1867 settlement to a booming 1970s metropolis. Growth sprang from irrigation projects, rail, auto mobility, and air conditioning. Water storage, Salt River Project, and federal programs underpinned expansion, while planners face balancing growth with the Good Life.
Kalmbach told investigators Ehrlichman discussed payoffs for Watergate defendants as secret political funding. He recalled meetings with Dean Mitchell and Ulasewicz guiding hush money routing while Kalmbach concealed payments totaling 210000 to 230000 from Stans Jones LaRue. Numerous payphone chats and secretive arrangements underscored the operation.
The Watergate inquiry shifts to the Senate's Ervin committee actions in Boston, with Ervin urged to press a case-ready stance after a year of DOJ delay. The panel aims to assess electoral process safeguards and potential new legislation while noting gaps in deciding on legal boundaries for conduct.
Ottoman Rettmark Ottomar Mergenthaler born May 10 1854 in southern Germany pursued watchmaking then moved to the United States after 1872. In Baltimore 1876 he began improving a stereotype machine and created movable metal matrices, leading to the rapid Linotype system demonstrated July 3 1886. He died of tuberculosis in Baltimore October 28 1899 at age 45.
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