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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1973
Page
8
The text outlines zodiac guidance for several signs with focus on responsibility, money matters, and relationships. It references Sagittarian law, forthcoming changes, and advises caution in financial affairs, with emphasis on living up to obligations and thoughtful decision making. It also notes personal growth and potential recognition around 1973.
A garbled astrology page lists sun signs Aries through Pisces with brief guidance. It mentions personal progress, family peace, travel changes, and social insights. It references Cancer, Virgo, Leo, Aquarius, and Leo as involved, plus a birthday note for a vibrant year of independence.
Fred Waring and his choral group The Pennsylvanians perform Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Tucson Community Center Music Hall. Waring, 71, has 55 years in show business and helped pioneer television musical acts. The program is sponsored by the American Theatre League's Saturday Morning Musical Club.
University presents Godspell in the main auditorium with curtain at 8 p m tonight admission six five four dollars. Music community center Neil Young concert at 8 p m tomorrow in the Arena admission six fifty five fifty four fifty Armory. Carlos Saldivar band at hand shell 220 5th Ave 2 p m tomorrow. Mexi era fund raising fiesta at West 24th St and South Verdugo Ave 1 to 10 p m tomorrow Tardeada at 3 p m tickets five seven fifty and twelve fifty at the door. Outdoor art show 10 a m until dark tomorrow at ramada No 6 Randolp Park.
Ododo Theater at Pima Community College presents a two act play by Robert Nemiroff titled To Be Young Gifted and Black tonight and again Thursday Friday and Saturday at 8 p.m. The production profiles Lorraine Hansberry through diaries letters and plays with four actresses portraying Miss Hansberry. Tickets are $1 and available at the student activities department or at the door.
Liv Ultman, known for Lost Hore zon and The Emigrants, signs with Warner Bros to co star with Gertie Hackman in Taylor's Bridge a western love story to be shot in Hollywood.
Al Singleton will discuss flute making, construction, and repair at 4 p.m. tomorrow in room 109 of building D at Pima Community College.
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