Fort Training School Nears Capacity At Fort Kuachuca
The 1st Training Brigade at Fort Kuachuca will hit its capacity of 3 500 student soldiers this weekend. Col Harold F Via commander of the Combat Surveillance School Training Center said they are at about 3 400 trainees now and expect to reach full capacity. An additional 100 students finished MOS training and wait orders. The unit trains men for worldwide service and many are slated for Vietnam with on the job training while they wait.
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Ft. Kuachuca
Harold F. Via
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Tucson Man Hurt in One Car Crash Near Tucson
Tucson man Lee S. Amick, 24, of 5350 South Morris Avenue, is reported in fair condition at Tucson Medical Center after a single vehicle crash at East Fort Lowell Road and North Alvernon Way. Deputies say the accident occurred around 2 40 a.m. yesterday.
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Tucson Medical Center
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Watts Christmas Angels To Be Integrated In Watts
Watts a unified Christmas plan forms after rioting with black and white angels decorating Watts streets this Christmas. The Watts Christmas Committee raises funds from stores and donors including the Southern California Council of Churches. The illumination of the Simon Rodia Towers kicks off the season and actor Bill Cosby will lead the second annual Watts Christmas parade.
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Christmas Angels
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Red Cross Lists Donor Schedule
The American Red Cross blood donor schedule for next week lists locations and hours. Donors can give at 222 S. Cherry Ave. on Monday 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and Thursday 1 to 5 p.m.. at Douglas on Tuesday 1:30 to 6:50 p.m. and Benson on Friday 2 to 6 p.m.
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American Red Cross
S. Cherry Ave
Douglas
Benson
Student Strike Ends in Israel With Tuition Win
In Jerusalem the 28,000 college students ended a 10 day strike with notable success. They opposed a proposed tuition hike of 100 percent from 198 to 231 dollars while the government agreed to raise the fee only thirty three dollars.
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