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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1973

Page

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Muskie objects to extra time for auto emission cleanup

Senator Edmund S. Muskie of Maine said it would be wrong to extend deadlines for auto makers to meet exhaust emission rules. The Public Works Committee earlier voted to grant another year for compliance, as EPA had already eased 1975 model standards and set interim exhaust rules.

Washington UPI Edmund S. Muskie Maine Senate Public Works Committee Environmental Protection Agency

Israel mourns Ben-Gurion in mass funeral rites

In Jerusalem, Israelis cried and paused work to honor David Ben-Gurion, the nation’s founder, as 256,000 mourners filed past his coffin in a simple funeral. In Washington, Watergate prosecutors called Nixon tapes the most important evidence and sought additional recordings beyond seven conversations already handed over.

Jerusalem UPI Israel David Ben-Gurion National Radio Washington Watergate Nixon White House U.S. District Court

Kissinger to Visit Syria on Mid East Peacemaking Trip

Arab diplomats in London report Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger will visit Damascus later this month as part of another Middle East peacemaking mission. The trip to Syria is arranged with President Bhutto of Pakistan and President Sadat of Egypt and would be his first visit to Syria after avoiding it on the early November Arab capitals tour.

Henry A. Kissinger Syria Middle East London Kissinger Damascus Zulfikar Ali Bhutto Pakistan Anwar Sadat Egypt

Border traffic dips across Arizona over weekend

Agricultural agents report a drop in vehicles entering near San Simon by about 1000 cars from normal Sunday levels, while Yuma and Kingman ports see 10 percent and slightly over 1300 cars respectively. Nogales notes normal flow. Tucson motel operators report mixed business, state police say roads are lighter with no stranded motorists or gasoline thefts reported.

San Simon Yuma Kingman Tucson

Nation debates energy policy and Sunday driving

Democratic leaders propose gasoline rationing to curb energy use as Nixon faces an energy crisis. Proxmire criticizes automatic price hikes, while Schultz warns of higher fuel costs and urges extended unemployment benefits. An Arizona legislator questions year round daylight saving time. Motorists express fatigue with shortages and favor simple pleasures like Sunday drives amid Nixon’s limited weekend travel.

Congress Nixon William Proxmire Dwis Secretary of the Treasury George P. Schultz Arizona Craig Davids D-Coolidge

Happiness in crisis prompts family life rebound in Albany paper

Albany Times Union quotes a state mental health spokesman as gasoline shortages curb travel and boost home life. The piece notes happiness rises as families share simpler routines, fostering closer bonds amid energy restrictions reported by Eve Pankin.

Eve Pankin

Tucson Daily Citizen advertises AP rights and rates

The notice lists Associated Press rights for republication and subscription rates for home delivery in Tucson and outside areas. It details carrier and auto-route prices weekly and yearly, with mail options including Arizona and outside Arizona rates.

Associated Press AP News United. Press International Tucson Arizona Canada & Beales Seconc Citizen Publishing Company Call Bari

Boyle's appeal rejected by Supreme Court

The Supreme Court refused to hear W F Tony Boyle's appeal of his conviction for illegally funneling union money to political candidates. He must serve a five year prison term and pay a 130000 dollar fine plus 49250 dollars in restitution. He is also indicted for conspiring to murder his former union rival, J A Yablonski. Boyle is 72 and was hospitalized in September after an apparent barbiturate overdose.

Washington Supreme Court W. F Tony” Boyle Boyle Joseph A Jock” Yablonski John L. Lewis Washington Hospital

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