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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1973
Page
12
A Senate Watergate committee member calls the 37 day public hearings a slow flurry of televised moments and dirty linen. He urges a fast decisive conclusion, an interim report, and a focus on Nixon's role and electoral reform.
Four years into Model Cities in Tucson the City Wide Council directs nearly $2 million to citywide issues. The convention this Saturday at the Tucson Community Center will elect delegates from all six wards to form task forces addressing drug abuse transportation and aging.
In a 1973 parody, Art Buchwald recalls Watergate era phrases used by Middle America. A farcical scene follows Mintenburger at 2:20 am with lipstick on his collar, claiming conversations about Duane Thomas and the Redskins while citing orders from unnamed superiors.
The piece mocks English upper class vanity and a Duke of Leinster pitch offering land at Anderita for sale while musing on modern morality. It cites Sir Arnold Lunn and Lord Jellicoe scandals, notes American republic enthusiasm, and ends with a wary welcome to an English zoologist seeking emigration. Copyright 1973.
A federal crackdown targets a beef black market described as a crime syndicate with mob and allied figures driving a 15 percent price hike. Probes by US Attorney Robert Morse and New York City investigator Nick Scoppetta reveal ghost deliveries forged stamps and extortion schemes that raise meat costs for retailers and consumers nationwide.
In a column response G L H Cooper of Sarasota argues weather woes stem from the rise of radio and television with large TV picture tubes. He suggests federal law to cap future tube sizes at six inches to preserve atmospheric balance.
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