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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1973
Page
3
The forecast continued hot weather across the Southwest and Southeast with high humidity increasing discomfort. Scattered showers were expected in parts of the Great Lakes region as a cooling trend remained distant.
The report lists yesterday's highs at 108 and lows near 60.75 with a year ago low of 4. It notes a high record for the date at 108 in 1970 and records a normal for this date around .85. Humidity stood at 5 pm yesterday at 18 and 5 am today at 49 with barometer readings in a 20.98 to 29.88 range and sunset at 7:39. A new moon upcoming with Venus approaching Mercury, and forecast notes Mercury dimming. Rainfall totals show June 34 in 1978 as the last rain.
A fragmented forecast across Tucson and southeastern Arizona shows mostly sunny skies with continued very warm to hot conditions. Readings range from the mid 60s to mid 100s, with highs around 105 in several zones and some areas approaching 110.
Mexico City AP report quotes Enrique Beltran director of the Mexican Non-renewable Resources Institute warning that current desert development theories are myths and could harm arid lands. He urges living with the desert and using resources rationally during the Science and Man in the Americas conference with thousands of scientists present.
The New Jersey Supreme Court unanimously voided a 1797 law declaring gambling debts uncollectable. The decision allows Caribe Hilton Hotel in San Juan to sue Marvin Toland, a New Jersey man who admitted losing $6,000 in its gaming rooms and issued bad checks after stopping payment.
A weekend fire in Lima Montana damaged Branglett's Cafe as the town's fire department failed to respond effectively with a nonworking siren and empty extinguishers. The incident marked the first major blaze in 18 years in the small Northwestern Montana community.
Australian Prime Minister Gough Whitlam travels to Washington for a July 30 meeting with President Nixon amid cautious expectations. Officials fear a confrontation given Whitlam’s sharp criticism of Nixon and renewed U S bombing, while Marshall Green’s diplomacy pushes for closer ties amid a broader shift in Australia U S relations.
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