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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1973
Page
3
The weatherman predicted continued warmth for Arizona and other southwestern states. Showers were forecast along the Atlantic Coast and most of the Gulf Coast.
The fragment lists high and low temperatures for yesterday and a year ago, a 1957 high and 1971 low records, mean temperatures and normals for the date, humidity readings, and astronomical hints about Venus and Mars rising times with a reference to rainfall totals to date and the last rain on June 1, 1973.
Arizona forecast shows mostly sunny skies through tomorrow with hot temperatures. Tuczon and Southeast Arizona expect highs from 95 to 105 and lows around 55 to 60. Phoenix area anticipates highs near 109 with tonight’s lows in the 70s. Northwest and Southwest deserts remain sunny with highs 105 to 112 and lows in the mid to upper 60s. Central Basins and Little Colorado Valley also expect mostly sunny conditions with highs in the 100s.
Arizona reports mostly sunny conditions with highs in the 80s and lows tonight in the 50s. A contrasting line notes colder pockets with lows in the 10s and identifies regions including the Grand Canyon Mogolon Run and White Mountains.
Brazil expects about two billion dollars in extra sugar sales over five years due to poor crops in Cuba and the Soviet Union. A government official cited new contracts with China totaling 240000 metric tons, following earlier purchases of 410000 tons in 1972 and 41000 tons shipped in January. Prices to China not disclosed.
County Assessor says Maricopa County personal property value increased to nearly 125 million dollars, with unsecured property up more than 10 million over last year. The figures will set district tax rates for the next year.
Lawmakers consider new revenue sources to finance public schools in Arizona including a tax on personal services and possible changes to the corporate income tax. House Ways and Means Chair W A Tony Buehl notes a sales tax rise is unlikely and suggests property tax increases may be explored. A pilot test of a local school financing method is underway with full figures to come after testing.
Washington UPI reports Gary L. Seevers 36, a former assistant professor of agricultural economics at Oregon State University, will succeed Ezra Solomon on President Nixon's Council of Economic Advisers.
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