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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1973
Page
3
A high pressure system centered over New Mexico nudges spring into Arizona while colder air moves into the Great Lakes and northeast. Rain is forecast in the northwest as conditions trend cooler there.
In the morning sky the gap between Mars and Jupiter shrinks as both planets move eastward through Capricornus. The scene offers a clear view at dusk with bright planets near the ecliptic, inviting stargazers to observe the celestial pairing.
Tucson and Southeast Arizona expect generally fair conditions with clouds and wind at times. Highs 65 to 75, overnight lows 30s to 40s. Phoenix area stays fair tonight and breezy tomorrow with mid 70s highs and 40s overnight.
A Soviet Academy of Sciences journal asserts a new phase of reconstruction and improved relations with the United States. It credits President Nixon with pursuing negotiation and notes broad American public support for shifts in Washington Moscow dealings. The piece warns only of unnamed opposing forces unlikely to reverse the trend.
Pentagon officials report 26000 stolen cafeteria items by applying staff at a private contractor expense. The losses include 4800 trays 8400 glasses 11700 plates and 61000 utensils amounting to 30000. Most items were found with trash as workers ate at desks.
Moscow reports reveal illegal private workers called shabashniks stole state materials to fix new apartments. Literary Gazette tallies about 10 million rubles yearly in Moscow, with two thirds going to private operators. State firm Zarya-Dawn fixes prices, but service is poor and shadow dealers flourish.
The UPI report says Marine Ronald L. Ridgeway, held in a Viet Cong prison camp for nearly five years, told his Houston mother Mildred by phone that he had been alive after a Time magazine issue claimed he was killed. His remains were previously listed as killed in action in 1948 and later recovered, with his family flown to Houston for burial.
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