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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1973
Page
15
The San Carlos Apaches reclaim 232000 acres seized in 1969 from non-Indian cattlemen who leased the Mineral Strip. Cattlemen seek compensation for improvements while recognizing decades of low grazing fees. Federal government windfall offset reduces claims, leaving disputes over reimbursement and final payouts.
Pearl S Buck died at her Danby Vermont home at age 80. The Pulitzer and Nobel Prize winning author of The Good Earth also wrote biographies children's books and translations. Her Pearl S Buck Foundation founded in 1944 supported American Asian heritage children and operated a Tucson branch 1968 1969 near Ina and Oracle roads.
Arizona educators attack a state education science commission over how to teach controversial theories. David T. Smith of Tucson School District condemns the report as a veiled effort to place God in the curriculum while the panel says students should see multiple interpretations without embracing a single theory. The debate reflects tensions in science education and outside input for four commissions.
A retrospective look at gambling in Tucson from 1905 to 1978 notes legalization reduced local crime disputes and details current activity. It cites dog and horse racing at parimutuel windows, Bingo games, and seasonal bets at bars and golf courses, with historical figures and venues mentioned.
Peace efforts face ongoing violations and slow progress as Vietnam settlement tests loom. Questions focus on cease fire precision, election safety, and South Vietnamese defense without U.S. air support, with Russia and China backing a fragile collective security framework.
Paul Greenberg argues the Sinai shootdown of a Libyan airliner near Suez demands atonement not excuses. He condemns slow Israeli accountability and calls for honest recognition, responsibility sharing, and moral reckoning rather than public relations.
A collection of wry observations on city design by cows guiding streets, individuals speaking for themselves only, and comic takes on taxes, graffiti, no fault policies, earthquakes, and aging IQ. The piece riffs on modern urban life with playful asides about sports and decision making.
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