Tucson winter rain prompts desert spring display and council notes
Unseasonable rains have brought wildflowers and blooming cacti around Tucson and the Sonoran Desert. Tucson City Council discussed rezoning on the East Side, signaling a potential slowdown aligned with a master plan. A Sabbar Temple Shriners parade honored Ted Walker for community service. Health official Kossuth questioned pollution control efficacy, and Roy L. Ash warned on defense spending amid national lessons from wartime preparedness.
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Goldwater urges faster action on Watergate scandal
Barry Goldwater urges President Nixon to move faster to clear up Watergate. He says delaying action harms confidence in the White House and the nation, praising Archibald Cox as special prosecutor as a step in the right direction. The piece weighs press role and government abuse.
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Tucson considers new plan to boost city workers benefits
Tucson may adopt a deferred payment plan to supplement retirement benefits and ease tax burdens for city workers. The plan would let employees contribute any portion of their salary to a fund that pays back their contributions and earnings after retirement or departure, potentially placing them in a lower tax bracket and reducing year by year earnings. The ad hoc committee will seek legal charter revision approval and IR S clearance, with Glendale seen as a close model for low administrative cost and risk.
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Summer job outlook shapes up for Tucson students
Agencies, universities and the private sector mobilize to place junior and senior students in summer work as demand rises. Officials anticipate about 15 000 job seekers in the Tucson area with 1 100 EEA funded positions and programs for youth from poverty families.
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City Council to receive new budget for 1972 74
City Manager Clifford W. O Key will present his recommended preliminary budget for fiscal year 1972 74 during a 9 30 am study session Monday The figure will be higher than this year s about 63 million and will not be released until Monday morning During a 10 30 am regular meeting the council will vote on an ordinance setting Sept 18 as the city primary and Nov 6 as the general election date The meetings in City Hall are open to the public
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