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Newspaper
Tucson Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1977
Page
5
Dr. Richard L. Reilly, director of Tucson's West Center alcohol rehabilitation unit, was elected president of the Arizona Osteopathic Medical Association at its annual meeting in Tucson. Dr. Ronald E. Dennis, an otolaryngologist from Tucson, was chosen first vice president.
Dr Mary Rose Truter chief of anesthesiology at Davis Monthan AFB hospital has been nominated for the Federal Woman of the Year by Air Force Tactical Air Command. A service-wide committee will choose the winner in September from nominees across commands.
Former Tucsonian Alexander Cutriles now a history teacher at Kofa High School in Yuma has a new article on Byzantine Emperor Leo the Wise in Mankind magazine. He earned a master of arts in history from the University of Arizona in 1960 and served as a history department research aide in 1964-65.
Doris Mindell, chief staff attorney for Division 2 of the Arizona Court of Appeals, becomes the association president for 1977 1978 with James M. Sakiison as President elect Gordon Kipps as secretary and Michael Lacagnina as treasurer Also named to the board are Gordon Alley Ed Bolding Carol Wilson Richard Davis and Carl Hazlett.
Former President Gerald R. Ford and Betty will leave the desert for the Rockies building a home here and move to their Vail condominium in about two weeks. They will spend July and August there, a Ford spokesman said. In Reading, Stay Kenton, 65, remains hospitalized with visits limited to family and business associates as he recovers from recent surgery.
Leaders of the State Senate and Republican minority reaffirmed backing for a joint legislative task force on organized crime. Governor Raul Castro vetoed the bill, citing political motivations due to House Republicans wanting William Smitherman, a former U.S. attorney, to lead the panel, with Smitherman named as a potential GOP governor candidate.
Billy Carter will judge a belly flop and cannonball diving contest at the World Diving Championships in Vancouver on July 23. Promoter Tom Butler promotes the event as part of his series of public appearances by the presidents' brother.
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