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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1973
Page
16
Arizona lawmakers prepare a fall special session to design a new school financing plan. The current system ties taxes to district assessed valuation and attendance grants, with wide disparities and a court ruling declaring it unconstitutional.
ASARCO plans a 1,000 foot four million dollar smokestack at the Hayden smelter in hopes of dispersing pollutants rather than fully cleaning the smoke. Company officials say higher release reduces local concentrations but EPA may still demand area cleanup. They warn against delaying overall clean air goals while research continues.
In a biting critique published in the Bulletin of the American Society of Newspaper Editors retired Los Angeles Times editor Nick Williams argues front page should feature Ann Landers Astrology and Peanuts rather than Watergate and Cambodia. He cites press overload and reader fatigue urging a return to balanced coverage while noting Times staff push to reduce Watergate stories.
A satirical monologue riffs on Watergate figures and $100 bills found in a phone booth. A narrator imagines encounters with lawyers, a threatening enforcer, and a twist about a supposed $25 000 fee, ending with a weary punchline about honesty.
Fulbright and colleagues rebuke former U S ambassador to Laos G McMurtrie Gotley for loyalty to policy, a nine to seven vote blocks his promotion. The piece argues this Senate action mirrors McCarthyism and questions past policies and career implications for foreign service officers amid Southeast Asia tensions.
A satirical look at changes in ratings and societal habits as the Michelin Guide adds a four star tier to French dining, contrasted with political and cultural quips. Mentions include Washington, gas shortages, and art auctions, with humorous commentary on overzealous aides and lifestyle quirks.
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