Early diagnosis aids millions of young arthritis patients
A Massachusetts professor told a University of Arizona seminar that nearly a quarter-million U.S. children suffer rheumatoid arthritis. He cited ages as young as six weeks, with most patients ages one to three, and noted girls outnumber boys two to one. Bold emphasis on aspirin treatment, parent education, and early care as key to better outcomes.
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U.S
Massachusetts
University of Arizona Medical Center
John J. Calabro
University of Massachusetts Medical School
Calabro
Southwest Chapter
The
Arthritis Foundation
University of Arizona College of Medicine
J. Edwin Seegmiller
University of California School of Medicine
San Diego
Mack le Clayton
School of Medicine
University of Colorado
Denver
Clayton
No Questionnaire for NAU Students to Register to Vote
Northern Arizona University students may need to answer questions to register in their county while Pima County will not require a similar form. UA students over 18 can register by signing an affidavit of residency and stating they will have lived in the state a year before the next general election. Coconino County scraps a 17 item residency questionnaire and plans a new form to satisfy the attorney general.
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Northern Arizona University
Pima
University of Arizona
Coconino County
NAU
Pima County
Ida Mae Smyth
Oldest Police Cyclist Carl Perscheid Nears Retirement
Carl E Perscheid a veteran San Francisco Police Department cycle officer who has worn out 11 motorcycles in 46 years nears retirement in February At nearly 70 he reportedly remains in excellent health with reflexes likened to a kid and blood pressure far younger than his age This longtime rider embodies durability and dedication in law enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Perscheid
San Francisco
Arizona Draft Inductions Remain On Schedule
Arizona's draft inductions stay on track as Col Norman L Orb of Phoenix says the last quarter quota is 87 with about two thirds already inducted. The tucson area will contribute two dozen more this week, while Washington orders to stop inductions in many states had no relation to a Supreme Court stay.
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Arizona
al Gendy Hhaves
Selective Service
Norman L. Orb
Phoenix
Tucsom
Washington
D.C
Supreme Court
William ©. Douglas
Southern California
Developers Sue For Rezoning For 158 Lot Lakewood Estates
Key Builders Inc and Transamerica Insurance Co sue Pima County Board of Supervisors to force approval of a 158 lot Lakewood Estates subdivision. They allege the board denied Oct 19 despite Sept 29 Planning and Zoning Commission approval. Judge Boylston orders appearance at 9:30 a.m. Dec 14 to show cause why the denial was wrongful and without legal justification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Key Builders, Inc
Transamerica Fine Insurance Co
Superior Court
Pima County Board of Supervisors
Lakewood Estates
County Planning and Zoning Commission
Robert O. Boylston
Hearing Delayed On Price For Citizen Utilities Firm
Superior Court Judge Jack G. Marks reset the price hearing for Citizens Utilities Water Co. to January 11 as city attorney Thomas Chandler and Citizens attorney Earl Carroll agreed to a continuance. Carroll plans to appeal the Nov. 30 ruling enabling condemnation and acquisition of both in city and out of city holdings. The city has taken over the in city service for about 3,150 customers. outside city service areas affect roughly 2,050 customers paying higher rates until dispute resolved. Experts will use the Nov. 30 date to determine value if trial proceeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Citizens Utilities Water Co. Inc
Superior Court
Jack G. Marks
Thomas Chandler
Earl Carroll
Phoenix
Carroll
Arizona Supreme Court
Marks
Arizona Corporation Commission
Pima
Pop singer Mary Hopkin wed American producer Tony Visconti
Welsh pop singer Mary Hopkin announced her marriage to American record producer Tony Visconti. The 21 year old said they were secretly married in New York two weeks earlier at a Gold Club dinner in Wales.
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London
Mary Hopkin
Paul McCartney
Blonde
Wales
Tony Visconti
New York
Improper Broadcast Leads Tucson Man to Probation
A Tucson man Daniel L. Dwornick, 23, was given one year probation for failing to identify himself during citizen band radio broadcasts. Co-defendants Stephen Graham, 19, and Daniel Erdman, 17, faced charges of broadcasting threats and obscene language. Graham’s sentence is pending, Erdman received probation earlier. Dwornick and attorney Jerold Cartin were fined $25 for contempt after arriving late for sentencing.
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Tucson
Daniel L. Dwornick
S. 6Th Ave
U.S
William (. Frey. Dwornick
Stephen V. Graham
N. Mountain Ave
Daniel C. Erdman
Calle Pegaso
Dwornick
Graham
Erdman
Frey
Jerold Cartin
Cartin
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Penn
Chrysler
ACU
Stone
Radiator Inc
Citizen Utilities
Greater Arizona Savings of
Mesa
Scottsdale
Sun City
Glendale
Bill Jacobs
Jones and Company Insurance, Inc
E. Broadway
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DESK
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Sears Center
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Monsante
Kik
LHR
Kresge K-Mart Thrift
Oxford
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