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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1975
Page
1
A roaming mountain lion was chased through Tucson streets from 10:30 p.m. until around 4 a.m. before police and tracking dogs cornered it in a theater lot. The animal was tranquilized and killed. locals note several lions have appeared in the area, with pets and permits discussed by residents.
Tehran reports Mohammed Yeganeh, governor of Iran's central bank, says oil producers should lift prices by up to 35 percent to offset dollar losses when OPEC meets in September in Gabon. He cautions the full rise may not occur.
Tucson Police Department helicopter resumes duty with a new engine. It aided a search for a wandering mountain lion near El Con shopping center on the East Side. A second helicopter awaits its engine replacement in about 10 days while a smaller day patrol model is used for training.
The House approved a 0-year extension of the 1965 voting rights act by a large margin, moving the bill toward Senate debate. The measure would broaden protections to additional minorities and preserve bilingual polling assistance, with seven Southern states and portions of several western states under coverage.
Ronald C. O'Bryan, 30, was condemned to die in the electric chair for murdering his 8 year old son with poisoned Halloween candy. The jury of 10 men and 2 women recommended the death penalty after 71 minutes of deliberation.
The Tucson Daily Citizen lists Associated Press affiliation and subscription options. Rate cards show home delivery and mail rates for Arizona and outside states, with monthly and yearly prices.
U S intelligence reports indicate North Korea has moved strong armored forces close to the DMZ with South Korea. Pentagon officials monitor the situation but say they are concerned but not alarmed and no special alerts have been ordered for U S troops in Korea.
A trailer truck driver on the Connecticut Turnpike was accused of stealing his own vehicle after a fellow driver, puzzled by his lack of trucking knowledge, signaled a roadside coffee stop and alerted authorities. Police said the suspect was later charged.
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