29 Jul 1975
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1975
Page
1
President Ford visited the Auschwitz death camp to reflect on war’s costs before traveling to Helsinki for a three day security summit with Brezhnev, a Canadian delegation, and European leaders. They planned to sign a document seen by some as a substitute for a WWII peace treaty.
President Ford privately commits to削 a halt in economic assistance to Turkey if Turkish opium exports reach the illegal heroin market. The remark appears amid debates on narcotics and U.S. drug policy.
Lagos Radio reports Lt. Col. Joseph Nanyan Garba led a bloodless coup in Nigeria during Maj. Gen. Yakubu Gowon's attendance at an Organization of African Unity summit in Kampala Uganda. The West African nation sells about $45 million of oil annually.
Civil conflict resumes in Southern Sudan with central government forces clashing with southern rebels. Over ten thousand Sudanese have crossed into southwestern Ethiopia seeking safety from renewed fighting.
County officials plan to offer abortion services for welfare recipients at the county hospital as two senior doctors must consult with the pregnant patient if the fetus is past the first 11 weeks. A public hearing on county landscaping rules was set for Sept 2 to require 8 percent of land around new businesses be landscaped.
In Detroit a black youth was shot by a white tavern owner sparking violent unrest on the West Side. Looting, arson, and rock throwing injured at least ten people including a police officer and a firefighter. one man died at St Carmel Mercy Hospital. Authorities identified the youth as Obie Wynn, 18, and the owner as Andrew Chinarian, 39, who said he fired after seeing a perceived weapon.
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