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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1973

Page

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Salty river scheme could prove costly

Secretary of State William P. Rogers outlined proposals to reduce salt in Colorado River waters during talks with President Luis Echeverria aiming to ease U.S.-Mexico tensions. He warned the plan would require substantial U.S. spending and would address a 1944 agreement that guarantees about 1.5 million acre feet annually. Rogers also discussed Nixon's peace tour and planned stops in Managua, Caracas, Bogota, Buenos Aires, and other capitals as he travels through Latin America.

Mexico City UPI William 2. Rogers Mexico United States Colorado Rogers Luis Echeverria Echeverria Roger Arizona Nixon China Soviet Union Ethevertia Terrence G. Leonhardy Guadalajara Managua Caracas Richard M. Nixon Venezuela Latin America Colombia Argentina Brazil Jamaica Buenos Aires Hector J. Campora Bogota U.S Latin America

Judge Sirica orders release of Dean papers to prosecutors and Senate

Washington Judge John J. Sirica ruled that both federal prosecutors and the Senate Watergate committee may see the so called Dean papers kept in a bank safety deposit box. He ordered possession by the court clerk and certified copies to the parties. Dean attended the hearing stating the papers are top secrets and were taken from White House files before his April removal.

Sy Wite Washington John J. Sirica Senate Special Watergate Committee White House John W. Dean Sirica U.S. District Court District of Columbia Dean Nixon Agriculture Earl 1. Butz Sam J. Ervinde D-N.c

Talks on Central Europe arms cuts resume after 14 weeks

Vienna reports the NATO and Warsaw Pact dialogue on reducing armed forces and weapons in Central Europe resumes after a 14 week break. Negotiators from 14 nations meet at UN AEC headquarters under dispute over naming and participation, with Warsaw Pact alleging imbalances in proposed cuts.

Vienna UPI Europe North Atlantic Treaty Organization NATO Warsaw Pact U.N. Atomic Energy Agency Grand Hotel Warsaw

Israel pays off crash victims kin in Sinai strike

Israel has paid six families 30000 each from 16 compensation demands for victims of the Libyan airliner shot down by Israeli warplanes on Feb 21. Most victims were Arabs with some crew French and other nationalities. Justice Ministry handles seven to ten more applications via Red Cross and others. Egypt Libya rejected the offer but Israel maintains it.

Jerusalem Israel Sinai Desert Justice Ministry Ned Cross Egypt Libya

Welfare cash plan eyed in new reform bill

Health secretary Caspar Weinberger outlined a forthcoming administration welfare reform bill this year that could cash out some benefits. He said the plan aims for a simpler, coordinated system and would provide families with direct money to meet basic living costs.

Washington UPI Health, Education and Welfare Caspar W. Weinberger Weinberger

Bundestag approves East Germany pact and UN bid

The Bundestag passed Chancellor Willy Brandt's treaty to normalize relations with East Germany by 268 to 217 and approved West Germany's bid to join the United Nations by 363 to 121, signaling near-inevitable ratification.

Bonn Germany Bundestag Willy = Brandt East Germany West Germany United Nations U.N

Warden Gomes Declines Permanent Prison Post at Florence

Prison warden Gomes, who has held the post on a temporary basis, says he will not seek the permanent job or move into the warden’s house. He cites plans for Moran’s replacement and notes his aim to remain in the corrections department. Gomes, 2, has served since 1953 and previously was an assistant warden under Moran.

Frank Eyman Farmer, Corrections, Department Allan Cook Cook Moran State Prison Florence Gomes Department of “Corrections Yman Gomeés

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