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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1973
Page
2
A wet eastern corridor was forecast with rain expected across the East Coast and parts of the Midwest. Showers were also predicted in the Pacific Northwest and northern Rockies with warmer temperatures in the south central regions and cooler conditions elsewhere.
Weather bulletin notes high temperatures around 90 to 105 degrees across Arizona deserts and surrounding regions. Humidity readings show low morning values and 5 pm levels elevated in desert zones. Forecasts indicate overall warmer than normal conditions with potential for record highs in central and northwest areas.
A concise Tucson weather entry records a barometer range at .30:07 to 29.9 percent and notes today's sunset at 7:09 pm. The readable fragment conveys basic timing and atmospheric markers.
Arizona highs near 75 to 90 with lows around 35 to 40. Northeast Puteau and Little Colorado Valley see mostly fair skies and warmer trends. Antares rises at 9 13 pm as Venus sets, Saturn sets at 9 13 pm, Mars rises at 2 18 am, Jupiter in the southeast at 3 23 am.
Darwin Aycock AVT CIO secretary says the labor movement fears the bill prohibiting union political contributions would erase labor's voice in Arizona politics. He sent a letter to Governor Williams urging rejection as the measure moves to signature. Williams did not respond to the request.
Three Tucson high school students Jose? Kos traski Richard Greer and John Wolf won National Scholastic Art Awards. Their prize winning photographs will be shown June 26 to August 20 at Scholastic’s annual National High School Art Exhibition in New York City. Another southern Arizona student Mike Russell of Bahoqutivart High School will display a watercolor honorable mention.
U S Representative Morris K Udall said he will sponsor legislation to compensate 22 Arizona ranchers forced off a mineral strip near Winkelman by the San Carlos Apache Tribe. He will chair House hearings with ranchers, the tribe and the Interior Department. The tribe has a wildlife pact with Defenders of Wildlife to ban non Indian hunting and to receive funds to offset lost rancher revenue.
Senator Morris Udall proposes a major public private effort to study and address the energy crisis. The plan covers coal gasification nuclear solar and other power sources and urges energy thrift, utility reform, mass transit funding, highway openness, and national land use planning to curb urban sprawl.
Sen. Robert Dole of Kansas calls John Connally a strong contender for the Republican presidential nomination in 1976. Dole cites Connally's broad middle ground and notes Connally is a recent Republican. Connally, ex Texas governor and former Navy secretary, long associated with Johnson era factions.
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