Downtown businessmen seek 50 percent tax reduction appeal
Sixty five downtown Tucson business men asked the County Assessor for large cuts in commercial property values. Roy J. Miller, chair of the Tucson Tax Equalization Committee, argued that downtown will not revive as a commercial hub unless taxes are more realistic. He said owners will take the appeal to the state and possibly the courts if not addressed.
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Broadway
Laird aims 50 000 draft calls to reach all volunteer force
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird announced a goal to cut the annual draft to 50 000 men and push toward an all volunteer force by June 30, 1973. He indicated possible draft authority for National Guard or reserves but would wait on a pay raise to boost manpower.
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Melvin R. Laird
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Inside Today's Citizen Contents Overview
A catalog-style listing shows sections and page numbers for the Citizen newspaper including features like Deaths on pages 47 and 48, Public Records 64, Sports 57 through 62, Movie Times 25, Financial News 37 and 38, and sections such as Editorial Pages 32 and 33, Weather 6, Woman's Views 16 to 20, and Your Stars 18.
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Dr. Alvarez
Record high set as Tucson warms in clear skies
A cloudless, warm day in Tucson with a record high for the date and a forecast of around 75 for tomorrow. Temperatures dipped slightly today across Arizona as a mass of cold air moved in from the northwest, with Flagstaff reporting the coldest reading at 21.
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Flagstaff
Teledyne considers Tucson site for TV plant expansion
Teledyne Packard Bell weighs four U S cities including Tucson for a TV factory employing hundreds. Otto Riss says mid March decision, with Nogales opening next month as the largest TPB plant, cost about 560000, employing 150 to 200 to begin and growing.
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Teledyne Packard Bell
TPB
Teledyne Inc
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Los Angeles
Papago cattle sale urged
BIA officials urge Papago Indians to sell cattle immediately to avert a repeat of the 1969 drought losses. Charlie Whitfield, land operations officer at Sells, cites record dryness this year and scarce rain in January and February as reasons to sell while water and feed remain adequate.
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
BIA
Sells
Charlie Whitfield
Navajo Hopi cattle grazing feud threatens violence
Navajo leader Peter MacDonald warns the long running grazing dispute with the Hopis could turn violent. Hopi officials say Navajo cattle strays are confiscated and that fines may lead to sale of livestock if unpaid. Both tribes rely on desert highlands across northeastern Arizona for cattle and sheep.
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Hamilton
Desert
Arizona
Second largest troop cutback announced in Vietnam
The U S Command said it dismantled 4 940 troops in Vietnam the second biggest reduction since July 1 leaving fewer than 10 000 combat troops in Saigon Cam Ranh Bay and Da Nang. The 2nd Squadron 1th Armored Cavalry Regiment and 5th Battalion 42nd Artillery were among units leaving. Total U S strength fell to under 120 000 with about 50 000 in combat roles and 70 000 in support duties.
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Cam Ranh Bay
da Nang
1Th Armored Cavalry Regiment
Vietnam
Nixon
Thailand
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