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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1977
Page
4
In Dickinson Texas Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre says he will open a traditionalist seminary in the United States within two years. He spoke after consecrating a chapel and conducting a pontifical mass, calling the chapel a potential center for the true Catholic faith.
A DC10 skidded off a runway in a sudden gust at New Orleans International Airport. All 60 passengers were unhurt, but the airport closed for the night and workers worked to free the plane. The remaining aircraft blocked the runway and the other major runway was closed for resurfacing.
Tucson residents are urged to conserve water as the reservoir level at 4 a.m. reads 76 million gallons. Officials say above 76 million is excellent and remind residents to water only on alternating days. Even addresses should water on even days and odd addresses on odd days, outside 4 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Linneus resident Gould built a home made solar energy collector to heat car wash water in the central bay. After two months it saved about 117 dollars in propane and keeps the wash cost at 25 cents. He invested 150 dollars in the collector and expects 30 to 40 percent gas savings in winter.
Puffing between hatches 14-year-old Walter Morgano of Pittsburgh won the 54th National Marble Tournament in Wildwood New Jersey defeating Charles Holstein 12 of Naoma West Virginia 3 games to 0. Diana Kopicki 12 of Reading Pennsylvania won the girls title defeating Jerrilyn Keene 14 of Baltimore. Each winner received a $500 scholarship and a trophy. Morgano said he practices three hours daily and enjoys the game.
Pittsburgh Poison Center chief Dr. Richard Moriarity warns that laetrile, derived from apricot pits and identified as amygdalin, can turn into cyanide in stomach acid. He urges safe storage in labeled child-proof bottles and notes a Buffalo infant death from ingestion of laetrile tablets. as few as five tablets could be fatal.
A docile looking elephant at the New Orleans City Zoo bumped zoologist Mark Gordon 26 into a concrete wall, killing him. Gordon had worked at the zoo for four years.
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