North Vietnamese push toward Quang Tri amid heavy DMZ fighting
Saigon reports thousands of North Vietnamese troops crossed the DMZ in the bloodiest fighting since Tet. U S air strikes prepared as weather clears. Lt Gen Hoang Xuan Lam says 30 000 NVA units entered Quang Tri Province while the U S Navy begins a broad withdrawal leaving advisers and command staff.
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Baseball Strike Threatens 1972 Opening
New York AP reports major league baseball players walked out for the first time, threatening the scheduled season opener on Wednesday. The stoppage marks a historic labor action with widespread implications for teams, owners, and fans.
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Forest Service boosts fire fight in Coronado and Arizona forests
Eighteen men and five pump er trucks dispatched to Coronado National Forest as part of a Forest Service order transferring 100 firefighters and 25 tankers from California to Arizona and New Mexico due to critical fire danger. Additional crews and equipment sent to other national forests in Arizona as heat persists. Tomorrow’s forecast shows near 80 high with temps ranging 50s to 80s across the state.
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Cables Cut in Tucson Cause Major Telephony Outage
Two large copper cables cut near Irvington Road in southwest Tucson left nearly 5 000 telephones out of service. Damage estimated around 15000 dollars. Restored to about half the customers by afternoon, with full service expected by tomorrow. thieves reportedly fled as deputies arrived. Separate note: local crossword puzzle caller offers 225 dollar jackpot.
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Slipshod food stocking blamed for ghetto prices
An Agriculture Department report cites piecemeal stocking and heavy delivery costs as driving up inner city food prices. The octopus analogy underscores inefficiencies in the wholesaler to retailer system, with small retailers bearing higher costs and some stores showing higher margins.
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Love of past and future ends with present clash in Rocky Point
In Puerto Peñasco, 80 year old Jose del Carmen de Espinoza, a benefactor of the town, died after pursuing a confrontation with dune buggy riders on the beach. He championed a museum library complex to honor Benito Juarez, funding schooling and community projects. The museum project, modeled on Juarez’s house in Oaxaca, remains unfinished as a council and supporters seek $60,000 to complete it.
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Inside Today's Citizen Editorials At Week's End
A compact page note outlines sections in the edition including editorials at week’s end, church news on pages 4 and 5, comic features, a crossword puzzle, and a public records and sports roundup. It highlights the paper's multipage layout with sections titled Deaths, Sports, Weather, Woman's View and Your Stars.
Where does Buck stop in Arizona power series
The Tucson Daily Citizen begins a Monday series on electricity in Arizona. It will examine power supply and demand, the duties of utilities, and environmental protection. The series aims to answer where the buck stops regarding providing power and protecting the environment.
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