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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1972

Page

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Arizona air pollution chief resigns amid policy clash

Air pollution director Schell quits amid clashes with the Board of Health and the Kossuth administration over copper smelter emissions and EPA plans. Arthur Aymar will act as director. resignations ripple through the Health Department as EPA funds hang in the balance.

Schell Bown of Health EPA EEA Arizona Louis Kossuth Health Board Utal Epa Ariszona Kossuth Edmundo C. Garthe Garthe Board of Health Arthur Aymar University of Louisville Kentucky State Health

Public pool skinny dip approved in German spa

In Winesbaden Germany the municipal baths will open to nude swimming each Monday night after a water works board vote. Regular visitors backed the plan though only about 7 percent of those polled supported nude bathing. Swimsuits will be prohibited and children under 14 not admitted. youths 14 to 18 may enter with adults.

Winesbaden Germany City Water Works Board Lavoie

Watson resigns as War Ambassador in France amid controversy

Arthur K. Watson, 53, former IBM executive, resigns as War Ambassador in France after months of service since April 1970. He cites a worsened astheral condition and asks resignation to take effect after Labor Day. The move follows a March column by Jack Anderson accusing him of heavy drinking, which Watson denies.

San Clemente Calif Arthur K. Watson Paris Jack Andersen France White House Watson Nixon IBM Anderson Washington Amlerson United States China

Doctor warns on vasectomies faced challenge

New York pathologist claims vasectomies may trigger permanent sterility and diseases. Syracuse doctor John Bernard Henry cites preliminary studies. critics Dr. Robert Gould and Dr. Fletcher Der say evidence is largely circumstantial and no widespread complications seen. Henry stresses studies are unfinished and urges more research.

Washington New York John Bernard Henry Syracuse N.Y Robert S$. Gould Wellesley Mass Henry Gould National Cleveland Cincinnati Fletcher der George Washington University Hospital International Transfusion Congress American Association of Blood Banks Upstate Medical Center State University of New York

Small town ticket ends with a shake

Bountiful Utah police officer William J Lawrence tickets himself for illegal curb parking outside an ice cream shop after two women note the violation. He later pays a $1 fine in Bountiful City Court, joking it was the most expensive shake he ever had.

Bountiful, Utah William J. Lawrence Bountiful Lawrence

Trudeau to reconvene Parliament for emergency strike end

Ottawa reports an emergency session will reconvene to pass emergency legislation to end the West Coast Longshoremen's strike that has shut Vancouver, the world's leading grain port, since August 7 after 180 dock workers walked off over working conditions. Belfast businessmen seek 224 million emergency aid to keep firms open amid bombs and shootings.

Ottawa UPI Pierre Eliott Trudeau Vancouver Belfast Northern Ireland

Ford criticizes price action in auto industry

Ford Motor Co says the Price Commission’s denial to raise 1973 car prices shows a total lack of coordination among government agencies. General Motors also denied a raise, meaning the Big Four must launch 1973 models next month at 1972 prices. Chrysler and American Motors had price requests suspended.

Detroit UPI Henry Ford Price Commission Ford Motor Co Eneral Motors Corp The Chrysler Corp American Motors Corp

McGovern fundraising letter eyed for lottery law breach

The U S Postal Service reviews a McGovern fundraising letter inviting donations from 3 to 1000 dollars and proposing a future dinner with 230 randomly chosen contributors. Critics call the postscript a potential lottery, prompting questions from lawmakers and commentators.

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