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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1969
Page
16
Voters approve a revised one percent sales tax on all items except groceries, with revenues to cover pay raises and retroactive to October 19. The measure faces state scrutiny and is viewed as a short term fix while long term fiscal planning remains essential for the city.
The speaker meets Conservative and Labour figures in England, discusses My Lai atrocities and US involvement in Vietnam. He argues My Lai is not isolated, urges a public commission to study causes and prevent future cruelty, and stresses lessons for other nations.
The Department of Commerce lists probabilistic snow chances for Christmas across U S towns and regions. International Falls Minn shows 100 percent snow, Barrow Alaska Meacham Ore Caribou Me and others range from 23 to 77 percent. the agency cautions these are climatological probabilities not forecasts.
Chicago Daily News editorial argues modern car bodies are too easily damaged by minor bumps. Dr William Haddon Jr of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety cites tests showing even 5 mph crashes cause costly repairs and calls for tougher impact absorption in designs.
A 1967 document from LEAA asserts that La Cosa Nostra siphons about 2 billion dollars yearly to corrupt public officials from sheriffs to the Supreme Court. It names figures like Carmine Tramunti and Tony Corallo as top corrupters, with a nationwide network across many states.
Readers challenge freeway plans citing traffic, neighborhood, and budget concerns while urging better public transit. A critical look at UNICEF funding and federal aid is paired with calls for transparent planning and timely local information from the City Planning and Zoning Commission.
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