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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1973
Page
4
Three Arizona crimefighters say the CBS telecast and the film about Mafia boss Joseph Bonano and son Salvatore Bo anna is inaccurate. They describe the movie as glossy not factual and criticize romanticizing crime.
A broad wet pattern covers the Northeast and Mississippi Valley while the Pacific Northwest and northern Great Lakes stay cold. Tucson and nearby areas see mostly fair skies with cooler nights and a slight warmup Sunday. Winds pick up at times. yesterday’s high reached 69 and a 1967 high of 83 is noted for the date.
Maritime climate summary records a March 11 daily mean temperature of 24 with 56 the year-ago value and 36 percent humidity at 5 p.m. yesterday. It notes a barometer range from 30.06 to 29.99 and sunset at 6 22 p.m. with sunrise at 6 48 a.m. tomorrow. The thin crescent moon rises in morning twilight with Venus five degrees south of the moon and Mars at similar Earth distance.
Doctors at Walter Reed Army Medical Center say Senator John C. Stennis is on his way to full recovery after being robbed and shot twice outside his Mississippi home on January 30. A spokesman reports he has been moved from the seriously ill list and shows pleasing progress.
The Arizona Senate Appropriations Committee killed a bill to allow school districts to hire program coordinators and charge for after hours facility use, rejecting receipts against the budget. The panel also defeated a $45,000 electronic voting device proposal, noting the Senate roll system is efficient.
The report notes increasing high cloudiness across multiple zones from Tucson to the White Mountains. Lows range from the teens to the 40s, with highs generally in the 40s to mid 70s. Winds become breezy in several areas, and some regions show windy conditions and cooler nights.
A three ton concrete slab fell from a new building in downtown San Francisco during rush hour, injuring five bystanders including Madan Arora of Alameda and Johnnie Thomas the 24 year old stenographer. An automobile and a municipal railway bus were damaged and traffic halted as fragments showered the street.
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