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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1973

Page

5

Four die in Catalina traffic crashes near mountains

Four people died in late yesterday and today in separate traffic crashes around Tucson. Two men died when their car went off a cliff near Catalina Mountains. a 22 year old man died on Interstate 40 near Tucson after a rollover. another man, 36th Street crossing, was struck by a car and died. a Nogales man died on State Highway 85 near Nogales after his car struck an embankment.

Tucson Catalina Mountains Catalina Highway Ina Mt Lemmon B. Gonzalez Pinale Road 36Th Street Richard D. Morales N. Park Ave Gonzalez Pima County Hospital Morales Pim County Pima County Nogales Francisco Sanchez

Idaho Jamboree Scouts Demonstrate Outdoor Skills

At Farragut State Park Idaho more than 26 000 scouts from across the nation and 12 foreign countries attend the National Scout Jamboree West. Exhibits include arrowhead making deer antler work solar baking desert survival and canoeing. Miss America runner up Vonda Kay Van Dyke visits while 600 reporters interview her. Temperatures rise into the high 90s as crowds swim by Lake Pend Oreille and four riders travel on horseback as Rocky Mountain Men explain pioneer life. Six lost scouts are found and several speeding tickets issued, police report.

Farragut State Park Idaho Walt Keller Fritch Tex Portland Ore Monroe Avor-by-the Sea E. Paso New Mexico Colorado Springs Stratford Northern Idaho Park Robert Putzke Oklahoma City Vonda Kay van Dyke Phoenix van Dyke John Chearek Billings Mant Pend Oreille Rocky Mountain Scoltsdale Aviz West Amen Jamboree Protection Service Charles Forsyth Pico Rivera Calif

Railroad rate boost suspended

The Interstate Commerce Commission suspended proposed freight rate increases by railroads for up to seven months while a full inquiry investigates the lawfulness of the rates. It allows a 2 percent hike with potential refunds and permits small carrier increases up to 1 percent after notice. The higher 3 and 4 percent asks were to take effect August 13.

Washington Interstate Commerce Commission Ie Commission Coms Sion Ater Justitie

Getty Grandchild Kidnapping Ransom Report and Trident Budget Outcome

In Rome, kidnappers demand 17 million for Getty III as his mother and grandfather resist ransom while a counter offer is rejected. In Washington, the Senate Armed Services Committee restores the full Trident submarine budget after a Goldwater switch, approving 2.04 trillion overall defense funding with force cuts.

Rome J. “You Getty Leven Ok Giovanni Jacovoni Getty J J Britain London Iacovoni Young Getty Senate Armed Services Committee Pentagon Barry Goldwater House Senate Defense Department Goldwater

EPA chief's confirmation postponed to next month

Senate action on Russell E. Train to lead the Environmental Protection Agency is delayed until next month. Senator William Scott of Virginia requested more time to review Train's background, as Train would replace William Ruckelshaus who left the agency four months ago.

Washington Senate Russell E. Train Environmental Protection Agency Mike Mansfield William 1 Scott R-Va Train Ruckelshaus RPA

Nixon names James B. Cardwell Social Security commissioner

President Nixon selected James B. Cardwell a long time civil servant to succeed Robert M. Ball as Social Security commissioner. Cardwell, 50, serving as assistant secretary and controller of the Department of Health, Education and Welfare, will take over the 38 000 a year post after Ball’s resignation last March.

Washington Nixon James B. Cardwell Cardwell Robert M. Ball Department of Health, Education and Welfare

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