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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1973

Page

3

Poultry costs push egg prices toward $1 a dozen nationwide

Industry spokesmen warn feed costs and a price freeze threaten poultry output. Farmers face losses as soy feed climbs from 92.50 per ton last fall to around 400, with some regions reporting drastic reductions in egg and broiler production. The Cost of Living Council reviews the 60 day price freeze amid looming shortages.

Abi Massey Georgia Poultry Association Bruce Hettle Poultrymen’s Cooperative Association California Cost of Living Council Senate Agriculture Committee Texas

Feasible $14 Billion Cut Urged in Nixon Defense Budget

A group of former national security officials told Congress that Nixon's FY 1974 defense request could be trimmed by up to $14 billion without harming security. Led by ex Assistant Defense Secretary Paul Warnke, the panel cited end of Vietnam, Moscow arms accords, and peacetime budgeting as rationale, proposing specific cuts across Southeast Asia operations, general forces, manpower efficiency, strategic systems, and foreign military aid.

Washington UPI Congress Nixon Defense Paul Warnke Vietnam Defense Department Southeast Asia

Gunman opens fire at Seymour Johnson AFB killing two

The base hospital commander says a casually dressed gunman entered through the emergency room door and fired a .22 caliber rifle. Sgt. Larry S. Smith and Airman Luis Santiago were killed. Airman Anthony P. Leonetti and Sgt. John R. Hayes were wounded and treated at Wayne Memorial Hospital. T. Sgt. Robert Halverson was treated and released. Authorities intensified a broad search with state county local FBI and Air Police support.

D. L. Wells Seymour Johnson Afb Ain FBI Air Police Larry S. Smith Phillips Maine Luis Santiago New York City Smith Santiago Wayne Memorial Hospital Anthony P. Leonetti Westerly John R. Hayes Rochester Mass Robert Halverson Redmond Wash Col. Wells Leonetti Hayes

Brother charged in fatal hospital shooting over paralysis

Lester Zygmaniak, 23, was charged with first degree murder after allegedly telling his brother George, 26, to "close your eyes now" before shooting him at Jersey Shore Medical Center. George had been paralyzed from a motorcycle accident and died days later.

Jersey Shore Medical Center George Lester Jenny Esposito Reynolds Aluminum Co Millstone Township

Arizona cutists hold lead at national parachuting meet

In Tahlequah Oklahoma Jerry Bird's Columbine Turkey Farm team from Casa Grande Arizona led after the fourth round of the National Parachuting Championships with a four jump time of 68.5 seconds and a 15.1 second star jump record. The All Stars of Elsinore California held second at 72.3 seconds with North Star Team of Pone Valley California third at 77.1 seconds. Two rounds remain as ten jumpers form a star by linking hands in freefall to finish quickest.

Tahlequah Okla Jerry Bird Columbine Turkey Farm Casa Grande Ariz Bird All- Stars Elsinore Calif

Senate bill seeks 100000 cap on federal campaign gifts

The Senate Rules Committee advances a measure to curb campaign money in federal contests. It plans a 100000 annual limit per donor or committee, with smaller caps for primaries and general elections. A federal election commission would enforce reporting, subpoenas, and prosecutions, while repealing equal time restrictions on major networks.

Washington Watergate Committee Senate Senate Rules Committee House Federal Election Commission

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