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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1971
Page
1
In Pittsburgh, industry sources note cautious optimism for a steel upturn as President Nixon's policies may boost the economy. After a slump the American Iron and Steel Institute reports a first production rise since July, with mills running at low capacity and many workers still jobless.
Common Cause seeks to block the Democrat Republican and Conservative parties from alleged Title 18 violations. The suit claims parties solicited more than $5,000 per year per contributor and created multiple organizations to route excess funds, violating Sec. 608 limits. District Court action assigned to Judge Barrington Parker in Washington.
Apollo 15 astronauts rode in an open car through Fifth Avenue amid cheering lunchers and photographers. Spectators tossed paper strips as Mayor Lindsay delayed the start by 25 minutes due to a Long Island police funeral.
In La Paz and Washington officials monitor Bolivia’s transition after General Banzer Suárez leads a new regime expected to steer away from Marxist influence. Private investment pledges and anti Marxist stance shown by Raul Pelaez signal a pro capital shift, while gunfire marks clashes around San Andres University as supporters of Torres resist the change.
UAW President Leonard Woodcock says he will meet AFL CIO leader George Meany to discuss strategy against Nixon's wage price freeze. Woodcock on NBC Today says Meany offers full cooperation and that the UAW is not entirely opposed to the program. He adds consideration would be given to broader controls if profits and other economic sectors were included.
Letter cites inadequate cash handling controls and 26 unreconciled discrepancies in a newly computerized system. Officials say the shortage is under investigation and insurance may cover losses while they rule out mechanical errors before confirming embezzlement.
Public notice from the Citizen Publishing Company based at 208 North Stone Avenue Tucson Arizona provides second class postage rate information for the region and lists the publishing office phone.
Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans says some form of wage price controls will be needed after Nixon’s 90 day freeze expires on November 12. He serves on the Cost of Living Council tasked with outlining a long term inflation program.
A five mile oil slick spread through San Francisco Bay as Coast Guard and agencies used skimmers barges and booms to contain the heavy bunker oil in the Carquinez Straits near Benicia. The Navy placed 75 Marines and 25 sailors to clean shores after a fuel transfer between the Manatee and the carrier Ticonderoga. An investigation is pending.
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