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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1973
Page
10
Cooler temperatures were expected to move into the western states over the weekend. Showers were forecast for Florida, Georgia, the Plains states and in Idaho and Utah. Warmer temperatures were expected in the Southeast.
Tucson and Southeast Arizona mostly sunny with gusty southwest winds to 25 mph in afternoons. Highs in the 80s and 90s, Lows 55 to 70. Phoenix area sunny with 25 mph winds in afternoons, highs near 98, lows near 70. Grand Canyon mostly sunny with gusty winds, highs mostly in 60s, lows 30s. Northeast Plateau partly cloudy with showers near eastern mountains, highs 65 to 75, lows 45 to 55.
PHOENIX AP Land sales in Apple Valley Ranches northeast of Bowie were ordered halted by the State Real Estate Department. Commissioner J Fred Talley said the developers failed to honor money back guarantees and had altered the sale plan without commission approval, affecting purchasers and the Eloy firm president.
Fort Lauderdale owner of a pet shop says jet noise causes 400 exotic birds to die. Birds panic when jets fly overhead and crash into cage sides or are trampled as they panic. The issue began with jets using a temporary runway during airport improvements.
Domestic relations filings list multiple dissolution petitions including for Francisco Villalreal, Enedina Fregoso and several others in Tucson. Birth announcements cite multiple families at St Josephs Hospital and Tucson Medical Center with times and dates in August.
The University of Arizona division of continuing education offers a honeybee biology and management course. Classes run Tuesdays 7 to 9 p.m. in room 422 of the agriculture building. Registration for the one semester course with two optional units closes Tuesday at the end of the first session.
California will begin a onetime tax rebate October 1 totaling 721 million dollars, about 35 dollars per resident, after a treasury surplus of 829 million over two years. Governor Reagan says the money should return to taxpayers and promotes a future permanent tax cut if voters approve a tax-control program on November 6.
Tucson City Council will consider an ordinance to let voters return uncompleted absentee ballots to the election board and vote at the polls on election day. Currently the code bars voting in person after receiving an absentee ballot, even if not returned. If approved with an emergency clause, the rule would take effect immediately for the Sept. 18 primary.
In uptown New York a pet delicatessen opens with a dog and cat friendly menu. Owners Wilbrod Poulin and Joe Mitstifer report brisk business, offering dog friendly hors d oeuvres and mains while pets dine on the floor. A dog fight incident is noted as a rare occurrence.
Washington reports the government will restart overseas food shipments under the Food for Peace program to review supplies. The Agriculture Department, from Minneapolis, issued a notice that bid invitations will go out September 7 for 136.2 million pounds of grain and blended food products.
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