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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1973
Page
1
Chief Justice Warren E. Burger said clogged dockets could force a convict to obtain permission before appealing. The suggestion aims to cut court backlog by limiting automatic appeals.
Skylab 2 crewmates Garriott and Lousma conducted a 90 minute spacewalk to load telescope film unfurl a sunshade and inspect suit and airlock systems while mission control monitored from the station. Bean remained aboard in a suit ready to assist as needed.
President Nixon signed a law extending the federal Law Enforcement Assistance Administration for three years with lower state costs and more flexibility. Federal funding totals 3.2 billion dollars with states needing just a 10 percent match, down from 25 percent, while urging focus on juvenile justice narcotics addiction and alcoholism treatment.
Gray testified before the Senate Watergate Committee about alerting President Nixon shortly after the break in that White House staffers were acting improperly. He said Nixon urged ongoing aggressive investigation, while lawmakers pressed whether the warning sufficed to flag obstruction. Former attorney general Kleindienst and assistant Peterson are set as final witnesses as the panel nears the end of its first phase.
The Cambodian bombing campaign faces continued raids until Wednesday as the 2nd U S Circuit Court in New York weighs a lower court halt order. Supreme Court action began Saturday with a split ruling after a Yakima hearing. Secretary Rogers filed an affidavit claiming Cambodian troops would retreat to safer lines.
Rates show home delivery by car and route options in Tucson with weekly and yearly prices, plus outside Tucson mail pricing. Arizona residents pay three dollars and twenty five cents monthly or thirty nine dollars yearly, while outside Arizona rates rise to four dollars twenty five cents monthly or fifty one dollars yearly.
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