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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1973
Page
1
U.S. Senator Edmund S. Muskie of Maine said he might pursue the presidency again in 1976 though he doubts it. He noted encouragement from letters after disclosures of alleged sabotage by Nixon's re election organization when he led Democratic contenders in 1971 and 1972.
Defense Secretary Richardson told the Senate Appropriations Committee the Nixon administration will press on with Cambodia air raids even if Congress rejects a 3500 million transfer to cover Indochina war costs. He warned a denial could force U S forces in Europe and the Mediterranean to shrink and trigger a recruitment and promotion freeze.
John Johnny Die Dioguardi and ten others are indicted on stock fraud charges tied to a New Jersey luxury car rental firm. Dioguardi pleaded innocent yesterday as prosecutors say the case shows organized crime infiltrating legitimate business.
Wounded Knee militants laid down arms signaling an end to the 70 day occupation. About 40 Indians gathered by a church with two facing federal charges to be arraigned in Rapid City. Arms turned over to Justice Department officials and armored carriers withdrawn. Two Indians and two federal personnel wounded earlier.
The White House denied any participation in a watergate coverup while Senate leaders move toward confirming Elliot Richardson as attorney general. Hugh Sloan Jr. testified he was asked to perjure himself about payments to G Gordon Liddy, with other officials denying involvement in wiretaps and missing files. Kleindienst defended his lack of knowledge and announced resignation as he awaits Richardson's Senate approval.
Denver police say no charges will be filed against Anna Mair who ordered doctors to discontinue life support for her 10 year old son David Mair after doctors said his brain had ceased to function. The boy, injured in an April crash, died days later and was buried yesterday.
Sneeze struck Alf Hart as he drove past a stop sign and collided with a right of way car, then hit a wall. Magistrates dismissed careless driving charge after Hart said the crash was caused by an uncontrollable sneezing fit.
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