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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1973
Page
15
Editorial notes Seattle plan to provide free downtown bus service next month to cut automobile pollution. It cites EPA regulations and suggests Tucson watch the experiments as a possible model for 1974 75, highlighting costs, pollution and energy considerations.
Tucson officials weigh a $1.17 million EPA grant to fund about 75 percent of a $1.57 million water reclamation plant at Randolph Park. City Manager Clifford W. O Key argues a sewer reserve plan better protects health and avoids imposing sewer user fees on homeowners.
The House votes 237 to 156 to defeat a Senate backed plan to raise legislators salaries from 42500 to 55000. The decision ends any immediate chance for higher pay this year and signals possible Nixon budget guidance next January.
A long running feud pits Dennis DeConcini and Jim Murphy in the Tucson area Democratic machine. After a 1972 nod to victory both clashed over policy and ambition, with DeConcini challenging Murphy at a Nucleus Club luncheon and both seeking higher office, leaving a party divided.
Anthony Cubert-Jones argues the French should test their atomic bomb in France rather than Mu Turog to allow French citizens to witness the explosion. He suggests testing in Burgundy or Bordeaux and imagines a balloon-delivered blast visible across the countryside, while noting health assurances and citizen fairness.
The Ervin Committee is accused of overreaching by relying on hearsay and constitutional rhetoric while questioning Ehrlichman and Haldeman. Haldeman’s calm testimony contrasted with Sam Dash’s frustration as the panel pressingly sought documents and testimony.
A satirical look at modern comforts and habits pokes fun at unreliable car features environmental slogans indulgent pets and suburban labor avoidances. The piece contrasts critique of modern excess with a sly jab at British simple arithmetic to stretch mileage.
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