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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1973
Page
7
In Juneau Alaska sourdough smiles meet higher gold values with prices near ninety dollars an ounce up from fifty. Alaska mining hopes revive as the University offers an introductory prospecting course while federal law still bans private refined gold ownership.
Ralph Agnew defeats Jerry Lane by 41 votes to lead the Associated Students at Glendale Community College. UV Industries official Walter Glavinovich discusses experimental gold dredging work and thawing methods in Alaska as key to rising prices. Three Peters brothers plan to reopen a gold rich area in Juneau under Alaska Mining Co with tourism and mining aims. Deputy Commissioner William Tackler notes growing mining talk and potential revival if private ownership is allowed by Congress.
Vatican City AP reports Pope Paul VI created a 26 member international commission to explore how to empower women in the Roman Catholic Church and society. The panel, majority women, will examine deacons and priests roles while the pope retains final authority.
The 390th Strategic Missile Wing at Davis Monthan AFB earned second place in the Titan IE portion of the sixth minimal missile competition at Vandenberg AFB California. Commanded by Col. Eugene D. Scott, it trailed first by one point to the 908th Strategic Missile Wing from Little Rock AFB Arkansas. The 90th Strategic Missile Wing at F E Warren AFB Wyoming won overall.
A Daily Telegraph cartoon features a tourist admiring the Statue of Liberty with the line I believe the torch is for burning files. The caption mocks misread symbolism of the torch and draws quick reaction from readers.
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