09 Feb 1976
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1976
Page
1
U.S. officials disclosed concern over alleged microwave radiation exposure at the U.S. Embassy in Moscow. Washington seeks a Soviet explanation while Ford calls it a serious issue if true. Officials note prior similar incidents and possible health effects.
The Pentagon plans to exit state and local disaster readiness work, cutting matching funds, payroll, and emergency operations support. The move could affect over 6,000 state and local employees and reduce assistance for centers and equipment used in peacetime rescue operations.
Phoenix residents debate a proposed measure by the House Counties and Municipalities Committee to empower cities to annex isolated pockets within city borders. The bill, urged by the League of Arizona Cities and Towns, would allow annexation by ordinance of areas surrounded by multiple municipalities, bypassing 51 percent assessed valuation rules. Critics call it unfair and warn it could swallow holdout territories. Figures cited include Chandler representative Joe Ralston and League director Jack DeBolske noting tax shifts and examples like Flagstaff’s 17 islands.
Nancy Kissinger, 41, remains in good condition after surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital that removed about 40 percent of her stomach to treat a nine year ulcer. Doctors reported the operation went smoothly with no surprises.
The 12 month Zebra murder trial ends with four young black defendants facing murder and conspiracy charges. After over 200 court days and 181 witnesses, Superior Court Judge Joseph Karesh plans to hear closing defenses this week and sequester jurors for verdict deliberation.
Pope Paul VI told the Vatican's judges that once a couple says I do the marriage is permanent. He denounced letting love determine survival, saying such a standard would amount to divorce, which the church forbids.
Philippe Cousteau, son of Jacques Cousteau, plans an expedition to Coco Island to search for the legendary treasure said to be buried by pirate Henry Morgan after the sack of Panama City.
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