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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1973

Page

5

Salpointe to Boost Tuition Amid Enrollment Decline

Salpointe High School will raise tuition again this September from 45 to 55 dollars a month, a 6 percent enrollment drop since 1969. John Quigley, chairman of the Salpointe School board, warns ongoing costs and future increases could threaten the parochial school's viability, though shutdown is unlikely. Current enrollment stands at 364, with annual per student costs around 700 dollars within an 801000 dollar budget supported by tuition and parish subsidies.

Salpointe High School John Quigley Salpointe School Board Quigley Salpointe

Watergate plot forms only part of undercover operations

The Washington Post said the Watergate affair was just a small part of a larger campaign of illegal and undercover actions. Quoting highly placed sources, it cited Ehrlichman obtaining confidential health records on Senator Eagleton before his withdrawal, use of Secret Service, and White House and Justice Department led vigilante activities tied to McGovern campaign.

Washington UPI Washington Post Nixon White House John Ehrlichman Thomas Eagleton D-Mo Eagleton Secret Service Democratic, National Committee Justice Department Asst Alty

Lawmakers to tour southern Arizona mining sites

A U S House Subcommittee on mining will take a helicopter tour of Arizona mining sites Sunday. Rep. Morris K. Udall will lead the group including Patsy Mink John Siberling Philip Ruppe and John Camp on the outing. Udall has proposed legislation to tighten mining areas and revise the 1872 mining law amid ongoing debates over national security and espionage.

U.S House of Representatives Arizona Morris K. Udall House Interior Committee Patsy Mink Hawaii John Siberling Dobie Philip Ruppe R-Mich John Camp R-Okla Udair

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