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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1972
Page
1
In Pottstown Pennsylvania volunteer firefighters used a lift to evacuate Mrs. Carmela Ginchette, 75, from her flooded home as floodwaters from storm Agnes rose. The home alone resident was reluctant to leave but was persuaded to depart with the crews.
In Isleton California 3000 flood victims sheltered in homes and emergency structures as officials meet to prevent health problems from rising floodwaters. Damage estimates climb to as much as 25 million dollars with the town largely underwater. Authorities warn it may take up to a year to drain the disaster zone.
Washington reports that Henry Kissinger and Chinese leaders held extensive earnest discussions with Premier Chou En-lai during five days in Peking. The joint statement offered no substantive details. Kissinger returned to Washington and briefed President Nixon.
MARICOP A COUNTY officers gain new aid in enforcing obscenity laws under a ruling by Superior Court Judge Howard Peterson. The decision allows warrants to seize allegedly obscene films if officers file detailing affidavits and an independent expert then provides an evaluative affidavit after review. The ruling applies to criminal cases with retesting of seized films via videotape.
The Arizona region faced heavy damage from floods and funnel clouds near Paradise Valley and Eloy and Maricopa. Insurers estimate 6 million dollars in insured losses with Phoenix area hit hardest. power and phone services strained but gradually returning to normal.
Widespread flooding the region’s worst on record leaves death and damage across five states. At least 102 people are dead after a week of rain from tropical storm Agnes, with Florida Maryland Pennsylvania New York and Virginia declared disaster areas by President Nixton.
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