20 Feb 1975
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1975
Page
1
Crowds packed Tucson weathered balloons and carnival foods as the city celebrated the rodeo’s 50th year. A U2 spy-plane loomed overhead while balloon inflation and parade preparations drew spectators, with locals including the Robert E. Smith family enjoying a prime viewing spot at Suh Avenue and Pennington.
The Senate vote on Ford energy measures signals possible compromise as White House leans toward talks with Democrats. Ford vows veto of 2 per barrel tariff delay while House supports 309 114 margin. Senate vote 46 28. veto override uncertain with GOP and Southern Democrats split.
Secretary of State Kis singer says movement toward a permanent Israel Egypt peace remains, while Egypt calls Israel's plan for a 10 million dollar aircraft plant in annexed East Jerusalem an aggression that could wreck Mideast peace efforts amid reports of new Soviet warplane shipments to Egypt.
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger made progress on a long range oil consumer strategy during quick European stops in Bonn London and Paris. He aims to reduce dependence on oil and foster a consumer producer conference sought by France for this summer to build a broader consensus.
CIA director William Colby defended the agency against allegations of wide domestic spying calling the missteps few and far between and arguing that the outcry from news reports is not justified. The House formed a Democrat dominated panel to probe all government intelligence agencies, including the CIA.
U S Representative George V Hansen of Idaho pleads guilty in federal court to failing to file a campaign financing report and to lying on another form from his 1974 campaign. Each count carries up to one year in jail and a $1000 fine.
Pravda Ukrainy reports that Chernovtzy residents cursed loudly in public areas prompting police to tape recordings. Officers reviewed recordings at factories and offices the next day and confronted offenders. Deputy chief Ivan Kyshnir called the public reaction one of shame.
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