In Passing Items and City Growth Echo Tucson News
The column notes Pima Community College planning computerized car pools to reduce traffic and pollution. It reports a 2000 acre land offer near Tucson priced around 5 million. It cites SP safety concerns, Tucson city payroll growth of 31 percent to 3 805 employees and salary costs. It recalls Paris liberation 29 years past and cites Thurgood Marshall on BIA Indian hiring preference and paternalism debate.
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City of
Tucson
Supreme Court
Thurgood Marshall
Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Kissinger Named Next Secretary of State by Nixon
In September 1971 Nixon named Henry Kissinger as the next secretary of state, with a dual role as national security adviser. The piece reflects on Kissinger’s power, Rogers’s record, and U.S. foreign policy aims including China, the Soviet Union, and relations with Japan and Europe, highlighting Kissinger’s experiences and quotes from 1970.
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Ronald Ziegler
Henry Kissinger
Secretary of ‘State
Kissinger
Henry the Kiss
Dr. Strangelove
Nixon
Senate
China
Soviet Union
Rogers
Tucson groups seek alternatives to EPA emission standards
Business government military and education leaders in Tucson mobilize to reduce federal auto emission standards. A community meeting led by Lee Fox discussed car pools bus service and traffic signal synchronization to cut emissions as an EPA hearing in Tucson on September 10 considers local alternatives.
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Tucson
Board of Supervisors
Pima County
Arizona
U. S. Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
Fox
Alaska natives press for greater input on land settlement
Secretary of the Interior Rogers C B Morton met with 25 native leaders from 12 regions in Anchorage to discuss the Alaska Native Claims Settlement Act of 1971. They seek more native participation as 4 million acres are allocated to 12 regional corporations and 220 villages. Morton defended the process and pledged equitable implementation.
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Anchorage
Secretary of the Interior
Rogers C.B. Morton
Morton
Alaska
Interior Department
Hensley
Archibald Cox Emerges as Power in Watergate Probe
The Watergate prosecutor Archibald Cox, 61, known for his precise legal mind and restrained lifestyle, is described as deeply absorbed in the inquiry, with colleagues noting his propriety and routine. He avoids public events, walks to work, and spends evenings at home or with trusted friends as he leads the case.
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Watergate
Maine
University of Natal
South Africa
Cambridge University
William Pitt
Archibald Cox
U.S
Harvard University
Justice Clark
Cox
Gilbert and Sulivan
Phyllis Hart
Denver
New England
Bok
James Doyle
Special Prosecution Force
Crosswords and Clues From a Patchwork Page
A fragmented crossword puzzle snippet lists many clues across and down with incomplete entries. It mixes names, places, and descriptors such as city in Germany, Indian, poetical terms, and various two word hints, all trimmed into a single page piece.
California population rises 723000 to 20741060 in 1973
California's population grew by 723000 to an estimated 20,741,060 on July 1. Orange County added 64,100 residents, San Diego 38,600, and Santa Clara 27,400. San Francisco and Los Angeles counties again declined. Net migration into California rose to 79,000.
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Sacramento
California
State Finance Department
Orange County
San Diego County
Santa Clara County
San Francisco
Los Angeles
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Pima Community College
Tucson Mountains
Palant
Southern Pacific Transportation Co. (Railroad
James Kay
Paris
Naxis
Aii
Scopie
Pquicy
Sweden
Allen Mnate
Tony Tselentis
William P. Rogers
State Department
Middle East
Associated Press
Israel
United States
Japan
Europe
America
Hitler
Washington Press Club
Lee Fox
Spond
City of Tucson
South Tucson
Davis
Monthan Afb
The
University of Arizona and
Gila, Maricopa, Pinal
Santa Cruz
Willie Hensley
Alaska Federation of Natives
Washington
Kotzebue
George Washington University
Congress
Tye
Marlene Cimons
Los Angeles Times
Watergate Special Prosecution Force
Dick Cavett
Derek Bok
Harvard
Bob
Archie
Georgetown
Virginia
Connecticut
Doyle
Red Sea
Krish Ros
Marner
Olivier
Debbie
Abbi
Hale
London
Palloi
Roper
Pacific Island
Boston
Iso
Armory
Arizona Inn
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