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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1973
Page
4
Cool air from the north is expected to lower temperatures in the Rocky Mountain states while much of the nation endures heat. Showers are forecast for several states as conditions shift.
Moon phase shows first quarter Saturday with sunset around 3 a.m. and moonset at 11:09 p.m. The sun earth distance ranged from 91.401 million to 94.513 million miles across the year, noting a larger variation in 1972.
Forecast covers Tucson southeast Arizona and Phoenix area with warm to hot temperatures and chances of afternoon and evening thunderstorms. Expect blowing dust in some areas and increasing humidity. Temperatures high 90s to mid 100s, lows 65 to 90, with cooler readings in Central basins and Northwest Arizona.
Forecast covers Arizona regions including Grand Canyon Mogollon Rim White Mountains and Little Colorado Valley. Expect highs from 80s to 110s, afternoon thunder showers varying by area, cooling trends across higher elevations, and increasing clouds.
Harry Oliver, first year Oscar winner in 1928 for Seventh Heaven, died at 85 in Woodland Hills California after a heart condition. He later ran the Desert Rat Scrapbook and was known as Ft Oliver and a publisher editor printer janitor. Oliver left films in 1946 and moved to the desert.
Air Force Captain Donald E. Dawson, 26, of Danbury Connecticut, based at Westover Massachusetts and assigned to U Tapao Thailand, faces court martial for refusing a combat mission over Cambodia. The Pentagon confirms an inquiry and says the case mirrors a prior 1966 incident involving Captain Michael J. Heck who later received a discharge after refusing further bombing missions in Vietnam.
A grand jury probe into the dropping of drunken driving charges against Sen. Paul Fannin is described as a publicity stunt by Maricopa County officials. County Atty Moise Berger ordered the inquiry. party chairman Harry Rosenzweig doubts indictments will result.
Clifton Elementary School Principal Billy G. McDowell said eighth grader Eleanor Stacy knew floral prints were not allowed at graduation and was barred from the May 30 ceremony. Eleanor wore a flowered dress. her father says the family could not afford a new dress. Civil liberties lawyer Bruce E. Aarestad filed suit in Greenlee County Superior Court claiming willful malice.
In Portland Oregon at the NEA convention Catherine Barrett urged 9 000 delegates and nationwide 2 100 000 public school teachers to push political activity and elect congressmen who support public education in 1974.
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