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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1973

Page

7

White House budget kit ruled improper use of funds

The General Accounting Office says the White House violated a 1972 law by using appropriated funds to print a budget kit titled Battle of the Budget 1973 aimed at defeating 15 pending bills. The report notes minimal funding and mingling with proper expenses, with possible lobbying violations under further review. A court suit is tied to the lobbying effort and kit distribution. Rep. Morris K. Udall will speak on energy at an open meeting of the Southern Arizona Environmental Council Friday at Kennedy Auditorium.

Washington UPI White House Congress General Accounting Office Justice Department Republican National Committee U.S Morris K. Udall Southern ‘Arizona “Environmental Council Kennedy Auditorium E. 2Nd St

Marines swear in woman as judge

Cleveland UPI reports Sara J. Harper the first woman judge in the U S Marine Corps. The 47 year old black jurist will become a Marine major then study the uniform code of military justice at Newport News Virginia. She will be available at least 16 days a year as a Marine judge while continuing to serve on the Municipal Court bench. She is Mrs George Trumbo but has used her maiden name as a judge for 20 years.

Cleveland UPI Sara J. Harper U.S. Marine Corps Harper Navy Justice Center Newport News Marine Corps Marines Judge Harper George Trumbo

Freeways debate set at Tucson Press Club forum

City officials and University of Arizona economics professor will debate Tucson's freeway needs at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Tucson Press Club on Stone Avenue. Panelists include councilmen Richard J. Kennedy and Emmett McLoughlin Ruben Ramirez of the city planning and zoning commission and Robert Cauthorn UA economics professor. Moderator is Carl Hodge of the UA environmental research laboratory. Sponsored by Atitonans for Quality Environment, a local environmental group.

University of Arizona Economics Tucson Tucson Press Club Stone Ave Richard J. Kennedy Emmett McLoughlin Ruben Ramirez City Planning and Zoning Commission Robert Cauthorn UA Economics Carl Hodge UA Environmental Research Laboratory Atitonans For Quality Environment

Back problems need chiropractic care says educator

A junior high quiz shows 75 percent would seek chiropractic treatment for back problems. Dr. Ron Feise notes headaches and other ailments can stem from spinal nerve interference and urges people to seek competent care from modern Doctors of Chiropractic. Many maybes about misalignment exist, but action is timely and beneficial for all ages.

Ron Feise Feise Chiropractic Center Doctor of Chiropractic Feise Center Dr. Feise Hese

Dead girl's dad thanks New York for compassion

Dr William Marett of South Carolina wrote an open letter praising New York after his daughter Jill Marett, 22, was fatally shot during a visit to Tom Riker, a Knicks draftee. He thanked New Yorkers for courtesy and help, and noted Easter greetings at Gracie Mansion from Mayor Lindsay and his wife.

New York UPI South Carolina Jill Marett Tom Riker New York Knicks Riker William C. Marett New York Times Marett John Lindsay Gracie Mansion

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