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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1973
Page
3
Forecast warns of muggy conditions along the East Coast with likely showers in sections. Cooler air to reach the Great Plains while warmth persists in most areas.
Historic Tucson weather entry shows daytime and overnight temperatures for yesterday and a year ago. It notes normal temps for the date and includes moon phase cues with moonrise and planet positions such as Venus Mercury Jupiter and Mars. The record references a late night timestamp around 12:59 a.m. and 8:34 p.m. events.
UPI reports University of Nevada Reno graduate student Kent McAdoo will live with Elko County sheep near Jess Goiinechea for a year. He checks the herd at sunrise and sunset to test claims that coyotes and other predators cause losses. The work follows a government ban on lethal predator control on federal lands.
Dr. Donald Kichenow, wildlife management professor, leads a study to identify predator caused losses in sheep and other livestock. He notes past figures relied on livestockmen and predator control personnel. In Brussels Euratom announces its first joint uranium purchase for enrichment in the United States and Europe. The order, 115 tons valued about $16 million, goes to the Orangesellschaft in Frankfurt for shipment to the U S Atomic Energy Commission, with $4.4 million enrichment cost.
Western reporters faced roadblocks and endless access refusals while attempting to cover the cease fire. They encountered civilian police, military checkpoints, and opaque authorization procedures along routes from Saigon toward Lai Khe and Cai Lay, with officials citing security and limited access.
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