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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1973
Page
2
A photograph shows a bench upright only on the right side while the rest appears as reflections in a puddle formed by grass irrigation in front of the University of Arizona Library. The scene captures a surreal mirror moment on campus.
Jose D. Jimenez, 20, of 4717 S Liberty, was injured when his pickup left Interstate 19 near Green Valley between 12 a.m. and 3 a.m. Sunday. His truck skidded and vaulted 40 feet, rolled four times, and he was pinned beneath it until 5:20 p.m. He was taken to St. Mary's Hospital in critical condition with possible internal injuries and multiple fractures.
Chase Manhattan Bank led the push to a 9 percent prime rate for large business loans with three other major banks following Friday. The two tier system remains for small businesses as proposed by the Nixon administration. In Washington, the Senate Armed Services Committee approved William K. Brehm of Los Angeles to be assistant secretary of defense for manpower and reserve forces.
Former President Juan D. Peron, long seen as likely to win next month, says he has not decided to run for president. He will decide after consulting doctors while Isabel Peron is slated for vice presidency. he recently returned from exile and remains under daily medical care for influenza.
In Tucson Dr. Ron Feise explains that shoulder and arm pain with numbness and limited movement often stems from spinal issues in the lower neck and upper spine. He notes nerve openings can be compressed by misaligned vertebrae, causing pain across shoulder chest and back, and urges modern chiropractic care as an effective treatment.
In Texas, Pony Express riders from a sheriff's posse and local club beat the Postal Service on the Alpine Fort Stockton run, finishing in four hours. Regular mail normally takes about 25 hours, with routes via El Paso or Midland. Riders faced only a mock attack by locals described as Indians before a barbecue at Pecos County Coliseum.
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