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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1973
Page
3
Warm weather expected in Arizona and the Southwest while central regions stay cooler. Pacific Northwest to see cooler conditions with showers likely in several areas.
Forecast for Tucson and southeast Arizona calls for mostly sunny skies with isolated thunderstorms tomorrow. Highs near 90 to 105, lows 60s to 70s. Northwest Arizona remains very warm, highs 95 to 110. Southwest deserts hot, highs 105 to 135 with 70s lows. Central basins warm, highs 90 to 105, lows in 40s. Grand Canyon mostly fair with upper 80s and lows in the 40s. Megallon Rim and White Mountains mostly fair with afternoon and evening activity. Tucson garnet range 29.98 to 29.0. sunset 7:55 p.m., sunrise 4:19 a.m., moonrise 2:79 a.m. New moon.
Weather notes project hot conditions across the state with highs near 95 in parts and warm nights in the 40s to 50s. The Northeast Plateau and Little Colorado Valley are mostly fair with high temperatures in the 90s and star charts note Sagittarius, Venus, Mercury, and Jupiter visibility timings.
Washington UPI James W McLane director of the Cost of Living Council vows strict enforcement to prevent economic distortions and shortages. He notes the current freeze will be policed more closely than the August 1971 90 day halt and outlines posting informational signs in stores nationwide and IRS spot checks.
A 4000 mile route across Africa aims to connect the Indian and Atlantic Oceans from Mombasa Kenya to Lagos Nigeria. Coordinated by the UN ECA the plan involves 19 countries with feeder links to 13 neighbors and a $25 million feasibility effort.
The EPA advises that young children avoid public water supplies near Lake Superior in Minnesota. No evidence of harm to children, but dangerous asbestos fibers found. The source is linked to the Reserve Mining Co. In Silver Bay. Until further research in about 60 days, an alternate water source is recommended for infants and children.
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