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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1973
Page
3
The forecast calls for sunny weather in most regions with a few areas expecting colder conditions in the Pacific Northwest. No significant storms are anticipated as a nationwide period of clear skies continues.
Yesterday's high and low temperatures, comparison to year ago and date records, plus mean and normal temperatures for the date, with humidity at 4 PM. The data includes the 1958 high record, 1971 low record, and year-to-date comparisons.
A Tucson weather fragment lists humidity at 3 a.m. today with a 29.9 barometric range and mentions a New Moon at 4 39 a.m. Jupiter appears stationary in Capricornus then moves westward until late September. The entry notes today is Thursday and references tomorrow’s sunrise and moonrise times.
The forecast indicates increasing cloudiness tonight with partly cloudy conditions in many areas tomorrow and a risk of a few thunderstorms. Temperatures trend cooler with highs generally in the 70s to 90s and overnight lows ranging from the 40s to 70s depending on region.
Florida Governor Askew signed a measure restoring the 425 year old name Cape Canaveral to the cape. The law affects only the cape and does not alter the John F. Kennedy Space Center designation. The cape had been renamed Cape Kennedy by President Johnson on November 2, 1963 following Kennedy's assassination.
A Berkeley city charter measure ordering police to de-emphasize marijuana arrests was ruled unconstitutional by Alameda County Superior Court Judge Lionel J. Wilson. The injunction orders the city to stop barring police from enforcing state marijuana laws and to cease the prohibitions.
At Hucknall England a UPI report says the Blue Angels stunt team used six Phantom jets during a weekend display and caused chaos at the Sherwood Zoo. A female puma ate two cubs and starved a third while a rare Formosan sika deer died crashing into a fence. Two bison escaped as flamingos lions and barbary sheep panicked injuring themselves and fencing. The zoo seeks 2000 from the Royal Air Force Association which sponsored the show.
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