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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1973
Page
4
A soggy day was forecast for sections of the Northeast Midwest and Rocky Mountain states with a wide band of showers from the Great Lakes to the Gulf Coast. Cooler temperatures were expected for much of the nation.
Partly cloudy afternoon in Tucson with clearing tonight and Sunday. High temperature record noted for 1972 is 90 degrees. recent low temperatures and humidity levels recorded this week. Moon phases and prominent stars listed with planetary positions including Saturn near Aldebaran and Jupiter rising at 4:39 a.m.
Partly cloudy to mostly sunny across zones with warming trend and variable showers. Sunshine yields to increasing clouds tomorrow with scattered showers by late afternoon in several regions. highs mainly 35 to 65, lows between 10 and 50 across districts including Phoenix, Northwest Arizona, Southwest Deserts, Central Basin, Grand Canyon, Mogollon Rim, White Mountains, and Northeast Plateau.
A jumble of names and ages from Tucson reflects public records entries of births and divorces. Adults in Tucson and surrounding areas include individuals from Albany and San Francisco, with several marriages noted and multiple petitions for divorce listed alongside newborns reported by local hospitals.
The Atomic Energy Commission announced the first underground nuclear test of the year at Yucca Flats Nevada. The detonation occurred 1,966 feet underground, with code name Miera and an estimated yield between 20 and 200 kilotons, reportedly shaking Las Vegas hotels 70 miles away.
UPI reports the first general meeting of lunar scientists discusses whether Moon history was erased by early catastrophes. Dr. Gerald Wasserburg explains a period of massive meteoroid impacts between 4.0 and 4.9 billion years ago that may have melted the lunar crust, affecting Earth’s ancient rock record as well.
Nev Campbell hired by Mrs Castro to attend the Whiting inquest in Gila Bend. The hearing probes the death of Whiting, whose body was found last month. Actor Ian Frank appears aiding Miss Miles, while Burt Miles remains in Phoenix as the case unfolds.
Phoenix Elementary District 1 reports mass dismissals of 99 teachers and about a dozen clerical workers after enrollment fell by more than 1,000 students. Superintendent Ralph Goitia cites freeway construction, commercial encroachment, and housing moves as causes, while teachers union president Don Glaze criticizes the six percent budget limit law as harmful to districts facing declines.
Mrs Elias 94 of 419 Stone Ave Tucson buried at Holy Hope Cemetery. Rosary tonight at Tucson Mortuary South Chapel. Mass 10 30 a m Monday at St Augustine Cathedral with burial at Holy Hope. Survivors include daughter Celia King of Sasabe and son Armando of Tucson.
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