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Newspaper

Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1972

Page

4

Million-dollar wish: Yuma man trades limb loss for normal life

Larry Callis, 28, who lost an arm and both legs in a July railroad accident, will receive about 1.5 million dollars from Southern Pacific for the injuries. His attorney says the settlement covers medical costs and a separate 50,000 fee. Callis hopes rehab and artificial limbs will aid a lifelong trust fund plan for his wife and three children.

Larry Callis Callis Southern Pacific Charles M. Brewer Phoenix Brewer University of California Quartz Hill Calif Tehacahpi Pass California Yuma

Bid allowed on voter registration in Maricopa County

The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors voted to permit a private contractor to bid on handling voter registration after Recorder Paul Marston requested 328 000 dollars for more personnel and equipment. County Manager Charles Miller supported the private bid, while Marston argued the county’s two years developing a computerized system would be wasted.

Phoenix UPI Maricopa County Board of Supervisors Paul Marston Charles Miller Marston Miller

Parking Fees Rise at Tucson International Airport

Tucson Airport Authority increases hourly parking to 25 cents within days to speed exit and reduce change handling with a maximum daily rate of 1.50. Hughes Airwest delays Guaymas service due to runway delays while DC 10 crews from Swissair and KLM rotate through TIA. The board terminates Kino Springs office lease for security use and hires Charles Winger as consultant to guide the Airpark Master Plan with a bid for the 1976 AAEA convention.

Tucson Hughes Airwest Guaymas TTA Swissair KLM Royal Dutch Airlines Kino Springs de Kino Springs

Police named in Cox suit over slain woman

The family of Marilyn Cox, 23, sues the City of Tucson and officers Edward Scott Ben Black and Charles Bright for 2 million in Superior Court. They allege Scott intentionally shot Cox outside a East Speedway nightclub last July 23 after a scuffle with a crowd. The coroner's jury found no criminal activity and cleared the officers. investigations by the U.S. attorney also urged no prosecution.

Marilyn Cox Cox Edward Scott East Speedway Scott City of Tucson Herbert Wiliams Concerned Citizens William C. Smitherman U.S Arizona Acci Scome

Berkeley considers 30 hour work week for city staff and firms

A proposal presented to the Berkeley city clerk would cut city employee hours to 30 per week with pay for 40, while extending the same to businesses with more than eight workers. The plan, backed by The Committee for a Shorter Work Week, would be funded by higher business licensing fees and has 3,942 signatures, well above the threshold.

Berkeley

Pair jailed after police seize marijuana in Sonora suspects

Juan Arellano and Tony De La Cruz, Agua Prieta residents, remained in Pima County Jail on $5,500 bond each after police arrested them overnight in a car at an East Side supermarket lot. Investigators found 201 kilos of marijuana in gunny sacks in the back seat and trunk.

Agua Prieta Son Pima County Juan Arellano Tony de la Cruz

Doctors endorse Anacin as top pain reliever

Doctors prescribe up to 150 million Anacin tablets yearly for various pains. The tablet is promoted as fast acting for headaches dental pain arthritis and cold symptoms with minimal stomach upset and is described as the doctor’s own office choice.

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Peter Pan Peanut Butter Cookies Recipe Note

Cream shortening sugars eggs and vanilla. Stir in Peter Pan Peanut Butter. Sift dry ingredients and blend into creamed mixture. Shape 1 teaspoon dough into an S shaped cookie, add a peanut, press with fork to criss cross and bake at 350 for about 10 minutes. Makes about 60 cookies. Special 7 cent off offer included.

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