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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1972
Page
1
The mediator notes a shift to short term labor contracts due to economic controls. Both labor and management fear ending terms when controls lift, with six to three month pacts possible. He cites Teamsters precedents and under Taft Hartley Act aims to push talks before deadlines to avoid strikes.
The report notes Gov. George C. Wallace would undergo spinal surgery Sunday at Holy Cross Hospital in Mobile. Separate coverage discusses beef price pressures and rising consumer demand, with officials highlighting cattlemen profits and potential government actions such as price controls or rationing, debated by the Nixon administration and the Price Commission.
The weatherman forecast a high of around 100 degrees in Tucson with overnight lows near 70. Showers were unlikely in the valley, with about 10 percent chance in the mountains. the day featured near record heat, with the Federal Savings Tower reporting 102 degrees by mid afternoon.
A fuzzy trio of hatchlings includes a 3 week old turkey vulture and a 7 week old black vulture among several baby animals on display at the museum.
President Olaf Forsberg of Finland cites lack of effective international solidarity as the international federation of 30,000 pilots contemplates suspending civil aviation services unless the UN Security Council acts against hijackings. ALPA president John J. O'Donnell stresses pilots' duty to passenger safety and condemns governments' indifference.
The Senate approved a bill to abolish the SACB by a 42 to 25 vote. It notes court rulings eroded the board’s powers and cites Nixon's earlier push to expand its remit, while underscoring the agency rarely acted beyond hearings and reports. Clifford Irving’s case is also referenced.
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