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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1973

Page

17

Arizona Names Dr Schamadan Health Service Chief

Arizona to appoint Dr James L Schamadan engineering professor at Arizona State University as head of the newly formed State Health Service Department. He succeeds Dr Louis Kossuth amid a shift to combine six agencies under one chief medical officer.

James L. Schamadan Arizona State University Arizona State Health Service Department Health Planning Authority Crippled Children's Services Arizona State Hospital Pioneer’s Home Disabled Miner’s Home Anatomy Board State Health Department Schamadan Louis Kossuth Dr. Kossuth Kossuth Arizona Ohio Korea

County to present seven project bond in separate votes

The Pima County Board of Supervisors will place a 63 million bond issue before voters on February 5 with seven distinct items. Voters can approve or reject each project separately, including street and bridge work, the South Side Health Center, jail and juvenile center upgrades, and a 4.5 million land purchase for a green belt northwest of the city.

Pima County Board of Supervisors New South Side Rancho Romero E. S Bud’ Walker Ajo Walker Ron Asta Conrad Joyner

Letter from the editor Coming close counts too

The Tucson Daily Citizen editor argues daily crosswords provide diversion and entertainment not a final exam. Readers dispute the puzzle claiming it is too hard while others defend its challenge and suggest it offers relief from troubling news.

Yau Wall Street Journal

Shockley road show reveals anti intellectualism at campuses

John P. Roche fault prompts critique of on campus debates featuring Nobel laureate William Shockley on genetics and heredity. He notes militant responses from black groups, questions why universities invite Shockley and Roy Innes to debate. He warns against elevating unqualified figures to authority in academic settings.

William B. Shockley Black Storm Shockely Roy Innes CORE Shockley Innes

Chisholm Faces GAO Probe Over Campaign Finances

Rep. Shirley Chisholm argues the GAO investigation into her 1972 campaign is politically motivated and unfair. The GAO report cites misreported deficits and unreported receipts and expenses plus illegal corporate contributions, while Chisholm says she faces harassment and demands accountability from the Nixon administration.

GAO New York Times Chisholm Richard Nixon George McGovern Hubert Humphrey George Wallace

Mark My Words Ford’s Promise Amid Washington Fatigue

The piece contrasts networks and editors highlighting Gerald Ford’s swearing in with street-level apathy toward Washington. It notes past aides and officials faded from prominence, suggesting Ford may or may not restore national confidence or become merely another fixture in a long parade of leaders.

Adam Powell Gerald Ford Mr. Ford Nixon House of Representatives Ford Washington

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