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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1976
Page
1
A massive blaze near Red Bluff California, started by a lawnmower spark, burns into the Yolla Bolly Wilderness and surrounding timberland. Firefighters, over 2000 strong, struggle to build lines in inaccessible terrain as containment looks unlikely.
The State Corporation Commission revoked the licenses of two securities salesmen from Phoenix for defrauding the elderly in a prepaid burial plan. Gerald W. Gaer and Steve Toth, both with Sunset Funeral Home, had their licenses canceled.
A lightning spark ignited a fire in the Sierra Ancha Mountains expanding to 7,500 acres and threatening a wilderness preserve. Tonto National Forest spokesman Art Clinchy said 600 firefighters with six aerial tankers dropping retardant are working to contain the blaze amid steep slopes and tinder dry brush.
The ground crew and U S Coast Guard consider a search for Karl Thomas as 96 hours pass since his last radio contact from Lakehurst New Jersey. Authorities in Prestwick Scotland report no sightings while coast guard reviews launching a search.
The Supreme Court unanimously ruled that a Nebraska judge's order restricting news coverage of a mass murder case violated the First Amendment. The decision preserves a high burden for prior restraints while leaving open limits in exceptional cases to protect a defendant’s right to a fair trial. The ruling references Erwin Simants and discusses the balance between a fair trial and press freedom.
The Tucson Daily Citizen provides AP and UPI news access. Subscription rates are listed for home delivery by carrier route and mail within Arizona, outside Arizona, and international. Contact numbers for subscriptions and want ads are included.
Right wing Christians captured the Jisr al Pasha refugee camp near Beirut after a siege of eight days as Arab League envoys failed to secure a lasting cease-fire. Fierce clashes raged with rockets and mortars across Beirut, with casualties mounting and Tal Zaatar under heavy bombardment.
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