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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1972
Page
1
A semitrailer rear ended a pickup full of children near Shady Nook, killing twelve and leaving two children and the tractor-trailer driver as survivors. The injured were taken to area hospitals as the 13 children in the van went to a swimming hole.
Senator William Proxmire challenges using the Moscow arms pact to coerce congressional approval of accelerated weapons programs. He argues the Soviet U S agreement should not be a club to demand faster defense spending or new arms without thorough scrutiny.
City officials consider creating a pool of 20 to 40 city cars and require departments to justify vehicle use for convenience or emergencies. The plan aims to trim 24 hour assignments and tighten policy. The fleet totals over 1 000 vehicles with 190 trades for 207 new models this year and costs near 1.3 million annually for parts, labor and gasoline.
Pittsburgh will phase out its marbles program and will not send representatives to the National Marbles Championships in Wildwood New Jersey. Parks Director Stephen C George called it a departmental decision and noted many other titles have phased the program out.
The report notes George S. McGovern gains in weekend state conventions, with his national tally nearing the 1,509 needed for nomination. Rep Wilbur D Mills cautions a first ballot win is required, else Kennedy could be favored. The piece mentions Kennedy possibility and McGovern’s gains in Virginia and South Carolina regions.
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