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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1973
Page
1
City mechanical inspector Fred Blackmore warns that sealing houses with plastic to cut fuel use can suffocate furnaces and cause carbon monoxide danger. He notes roofs must vent furnaces and urges homeowners to consult inspectors or utility officials before covering vents to save energy.
The forecast calls for bright, windy conditions this weekend with high clouds clearing tomorrow and a slight drop in temperatures. Tomorrow’s high near 70 degrees and overnight low around 45, while yesterday reached 82. A snow warning is posted for Southern Oregon, Northern California, and the Sierra Nevada mountains.
State Health Department officials will oppose federal rules giving EPA veto power over development projects including shopping centers parking garages new highways and airports. The public hearing is December 16 in Phoenix and officials will attend to press the case against the broad authority.
TEL AVIV UP I David Ben-Gurion the Polish immigrant who founded Israel and served as its first prime minister died at Sheba Medical Center after a cerebral hemorrhage He proclaimed Israel in a hot room in Tel Aviv Museum May 14 1948 and led the nation for 12 years His body will lie in state at the Knesset in Jerusalem a memorial service is planned for Monday morning and burial will follow at Sde Boker in the Negev His son two daughters and his personal physician were at his bedside Ben-Gurion helped launch aliyah bet and negotiated restitution with West Germany His death ends a pivotal era in Israeli statehood
A new color strip titled Catfish Moseyin' begins today in the Saturday comics section of the Tucson Daily Gazette. The feature debuts this week, adding a breezy, humorous slice of local color to weekend pages.
A scientist at a major kidney transplant center reports clear evidence that immunosuppressant drugs to prevent organ rejection raise cancer risk. Dr. Israel Penn cites 5.6 percent of 432 recipients developing cancer months to years after treatment, noting many cancers are low-grade and treatable, and urges respecting essential transplants.
The Nixon administration takes a wait and see stance on gasoline rationing amid energy shortages and layoffs. Ford announces 2,946 cuts across 13 plants, signaling potential 150,000 industry layoffs in two months. rival automakers and Cabinet adviser Love stress conservation, while Rep. Steiger urges price controls and new supply. Italy lowers speed limit to 72 mph as US drivers face tighter rules.
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