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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1973

Page

9

Echeverria eyes salt solution for border water plan

President Luis Echeverria Alvarez said the problem is being worked out to turn Salt-laden Colorado River water from the United States into a usable commodity for Mexico. He met with Mexican cabinet members in Baja California to discuss border issues and tourist development while details of salinity plans remained undisclosed.

LA Pad Baja Calif Luis Echeverria Alvarez Colorado United States Mexico Echeverria Il National Baja California U.S Gulf of California Mexicali Valley Wellton-Mohawk Arizona Morelos Dam Special Commission Atty Herbert Brownell la Paz

Phoenix ends luxury tax and cuts prices citywide

The city will strictly enforce the end of its luxury tax at midnight Saturday. Tax expiration would reduce prices on hard liquor by about 25 cents per quart and wine by 21 cents per gallon, with beer down 2 cents per six-pack. unstamped cigarettes and alcohol could incur charges.

Phoenix UPI Tony Vicente Vicente

Amphi center ground broken for Salvation Army facility

Tucson’s Amphi Salvation Army HQ on East Prince Road hosts a ground breaking ceremony at 3 30 p.m. with Mayor Lewis C Murphy and Col Harold G Barry attending. The $45000 neighborhood center will include a counseling chapel and day camp area and will support a 10 week summer program for 6 to 14 year olds.

Tucson Lewis C. Murphy Amphi Salvation Army Prince Road Murphy Harold G. Barry San Francisco Salvation Army Flowing Wells East Prince Road

Strauss Says Watergate Sickness Grips Nation

Democratic National Committee chairman Robert Strauss told a Tucson audience the Watergate revelations sickened the nation. He urged President Nixon to address the public and suggested impeachment answers should come from the President, not the public.

Robert Strauss Democratic National Committee Tucson Inn Nixon Strauss Broadcasting Co KCEK Planner International Hotel Pima County Democratic Central Committee Tucson

Panel OKs FBI Chief Nomination

The Senate Judiciary Committee approved Clarence M. Kelley, Kansas City police chief, to be FBI director with no dissent. The Senate is expected to vote on the nomination later this week.

Washington Senate Judiciary Committee Clarence M. Kelley Kansas City FBI

Strikes Idle Phoenix Tucson Construction Projects

Industry spokesmen say a laborers union strike in Phoenix and Tucson halts several major projects. Toby Blizzard of Tanner Pre stressed and Architectural Concrete Co. notes Tucson and Phoenix operations are picketed while unions negotiate, affecting the federal building, Doubletree Inn Tucson, Tempe apartment complex, and Fashion Square improvements.

Phoenix UPI Tucson Toby Blizzard Tanner Pre-stressed and Architectural Concrete Co Arizona Federal Building Doubletree Inn Tempe Fashion Square

Eclipse Fever Clouds Kenyan Solar Study Scene

Scientists facing a wary Kenyan frontier as a total solar eclipse approaches and tribal fears flare. Amercian researchers, crews, and thousands of watchers mobilize camps across Mau, Loyengalani, and Samburu Turkana regions while authorities rush supplies. a warlike Samburu Turkana witch doctor warns outsiders will blot out the sun.

Nairobi Kenya Frontier Rentsa Africa Brazil Indian Ocean Mauritania Atlantic Ocean United States Loyengalani Lake Rudlof Cape Kennedy Samburu Turkana

Ruling expected on city pact to aid handicapped transport

Superior Court Judge Ben C. Birdsall held a restraining order in place as Handi-Car Inc. seeks a summary judgment against a contract between the Easter Seal Society and the city to provide transportation for the handicapped. The pact, expiring June 30, funds about $100,000 yearly. a ruling is due later this week.

Easter Seal Society Superior Court Ben C. Birdsall Handi-Car Inc Handi-Car Tucso Nians Birdsall

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