Fatigue Risks Put B52s At Air Force Risk
Air Force says nearly 40 percent of the fleet consists of older B52s with possible wing fatigue issues. Some 14 percent are on Vietnam missions while 27 percent serve as trainer aircraft. Flights continue but under restrictions to reduce danger. Castro accuses U S of using Guantanamo for submarine activity in Berlin speech at the Wall.
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Nixon campaign faces charges over 1925 election law
Washington Post check of House records shows no filings by the Committee for the Re-election of the President or its fundraising affiliates under the Corrupt Practices Act of 1925 before expiry. Senatorial aide James H. Duffy asserts violation. committee denies requirement since Nixon was not yet an official candidate.
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Navy officer charges planes drew fire over North Vietnam
A Navy officer aboard the Hancock alleges reconnaissance planes were sent over North Vietnam to draw fire, enabling fighter-bombers to strike targets off limits. The claim adds to the Air Force admission that its commander in Vietnam violated protective reaction rules by ordering strikes on air fields and missiles.
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DDT Ruling May Push Up Farm Prices Across States
The federal ban on DDT could raise costs for farm goods as substitutes cost more. Citrus losses loom as alternatives spread slowly, while cotton faces steep price rises due to reduced DDT use. EPA cites methyl parathion as main substitute with safety concerns and training delays.
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May Output Growth Slows Despite Higher May Index
The Federal Reserve reports May industrial production rose 0.5 percent after a 1 percent jump in April, lifting the index to 111.6 percent of the 1967 average and 4.3 percent above last year. Personal income fell to 916 billion while the balance of payments deficit reached 3.2 billion for early 1972.
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Arizona NOX control plans delayed over technology gaps
The 1969 total includes 13 000 tons of NOX from gas-fired plants Tucson Gas and Electric and APS, while Phelps Dodge accounts for 360 tons at the Ajo smelter. Arizona’s plan mirrors the federal NOX standard but lacks EPA approval, with a decision due in about a week. The EPA rejected nine other state plans but granted a one year reprieve for remeasurement. In Truckee, California, Tahoe Donner rec district bans beer in women’s league games due to complaints of excessive drinking and unladylike language.
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Arizona Daily Citizen Publishing Details
The issue lists Tucson address and contact for the Citizen Publishing Company. Daily publication schedule excludes Sundays. The listing provides the street address 208 North Stone Avenue Tucson Arizona 85701 and a phone number 607 620 2655.
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