13 Jul 1977
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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1977
Page
1
Seattle climber Jim Whittaker said about 80 of 180 bottled oxygen canisters left by the 1975 American expedition on K2 were stolen. The loss, valued around 32000 dollars, comes as Whittaker plans a new ascent next year and has ordered replacement supplies after the theft was found in Pakistan.
Dr Christiaan Barnard 54 says his hands are nearly useless for heart transplant work begun on Dec 4 1967 and he will retire in a year or two. He cites excruciating hand pain and a wish to spend time with his young family while noting he has done all he can professionally. John Mitchell is assigned menial clerical duties at Maxwell AFB prison serving his Watergate sentence. Acting Supt Jim Fleagle says Mitchell works as a clerk in the education department for inmate basic schooling.
Rudolf Hess, the 83 year old former Nazi deputy serving life in Spandau Prison, is now allowed color television and two family visits per month. He may also choose a preferred garden line. Hess was convicted at Nuremberg in 1946 and remains the sole inmate at the facility.
Two Filipino nurses Narciso and Perez were found guilty by a federal court jury of poisoning three patients at a Veterans Administration hospital in Ann Arbor in 1975 and conspiring to use Pavulon. One defendant was acquitted of murder. sentences possible up to life in prison.
Public notice details subscription rates for home and mail delivery to Tucson metropolitan area and outside Arizona, with pricing by week month and year. Mentions addresses for Citizen Publishing Co and publishing schedule.
Evel Knievel sat at the Barclay Hotel in Philadelphia amid 12.5 carat motorcycle ring flaunts and Heineken chasers. He spoke of money, taxes, family and risk while detailing his life, injuries, and desire to live freely and die in Montana. A separate note from Washington marks a space observance proclamation by President Carter.
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