Weekend crashes hospitalize three in city
Three people remained hospitalized after two weekend crashes. Mark Knife, 16, was in critical condition from head injuries in a crash at East Sarnoff Drive and Cooper Circle. Michael A. Vance, 11, had cuts and other injuries in the same incident. Salvador G. Angulo Jr., 21, was not hurt. A separate crash at East Grant Road and North Palo Verde Avenue left motorcyclist David Eugene Mehrhoff, 22, in satisfactory condition after head injuries. Cor delia Johnson, 21, was the other driver in the motor vehicle collision.
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Mark Knife
Kent Place
East Sarnoff Drive
Cooper Circle
Michael A. Vance
Malvern St
Salvador G. Angulo Jr
36Th St
David Eugene Mehrhoff
4Th Ave
Tucson Medical Center
East Grant Road
Palo Verde Avenue
Cordelia Johnson
Bermuda St
Langford Rites To Be Held Tuesday
Funeral services for O W Langford 63 of 2534 E 18th St will be held at 3 p m Tuesday at Arizona Mortuary Chapel Stone Ave and 3rd St The Springfield Mo native died yesterday at Carl Hayden Hospital He lived in Tucson since 1950 and worked with Darr Aero Tech at Marana He served as Amphitheater School District special officer until retiring in 1966 Survivors include his wife Violet a Sunnyside High School teacher a son Jerry Langford in Vietnam a daughter Norma McBee London England and four grandchildren.
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Carl Hayden Hospital
George Tolman
First Christian Church
Arizona Mortuary Chapel
Stone Ave
3Rd St
Springfield
Langford
18Th St
Tucson
Darr Aero Tech
Marana
Amphitheater
Violet
Sunnyside High School
C.M. Set
Jerry Langford
Vietnam
Norma McBee
London
England
Hospitals Report Reduced Costs in Arizona Program
Eighteen Arizona hospitals report lower costs after adopting a central purchasing system. R W Leitner, president of the Cooperative Purchasing Association of Arizona, notes savings up to 15 percent on seven percent of supply purchases and says some savings were passed to patients. Representatives met in Phoenix for the monthly meeting.
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Arizona
R. W. Leitner
Cooperative Purchasing Association of Arizona
Tucson Coin Club Auction Meeting Notice
The Tucson Coin Club meets at 7 p.m. tomorrow at the Arizona Bank on 902 N. Stone Ave. The auction is part of the gathering and is open to the public.
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Arizona Bank
Stone Ave
All Star Coach Inc to begin mobile home production
All Star Coach Inc plans to start manufacturing mobile homes next month at 3131 E Miller St moving operations from Phoenix to Tucson. The firm expects about 60 employees at full production, including roughly 12 Phoenix workers, while continuing to produce trailers and campers under Tear Drop. Blaylock Smith Mobile Homes will handle sales at 3523 E Benson Highway.
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All Star Coach Inc
E. Miller St
Phoenix
Tucson
J.T. Elliott
Elliott
All-Star Coach
Tear Drop
Blaylock-Smith Mobile Homes
E. Benson High Way
Astronauts to be honored at White House reception
Washington UPI James E Webb along with 19 American space fliers will be honored at a White House reception. An evening program includes excerpts from Voyage to the Moon by Jacques Offenbach performed by the Opera Company of Boston after a black tie dinner.
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Famed Pilot Henry T. Myers Dies in Fort Worth
Henry T. Myers, personal pilot to Presidents Roosevelt and Truman, died Sunday after hospitalization for a heart condition. A WWI veteran recalled to Army duty, Myers served as a flying chauffeur for many world leaders.
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Fort Worth
Tex
Henry Tift Myers
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Myers
Kelley to Speak on Medicaid Bill Progress
Rep Frank Kelley of Phoenix will discuss the state Medicaid bill at a Wednesday night public meeting at SS Peter and Paul Church Madonna Hall. Sponsors include the Tucson Community Council mental health planning and legislative committees. Kelley chairs the House Public Health and Welfare Committee and will outline proposals on department reorganization and program consolidations.
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Maricopa
Phoenix
SS. Peter & Paul Church
Madonna Hall
N. Campbell Ave
Adams St
Tucson Community Council
TCC
Kelley
House
Public Health Department
Nixon Won't Meet Mexican Americans in Arizona
Plans for a Phoenix or Tucson meeting with Mexican American leaders from five Southwestern states collapsed as Nixon’s schedule proved too tight. Gov. Williams cited the tight calendar while Viva Nixon Committee members awaited potential discussion on appointing a Mexican American to Nixon’s staff after his Palm Springs appearance.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Jack Williams
Williams
Viva Nixon Committee
Phoenix
Tucson
Palm Springs
Calif
Rebellious Viet Mayor Freed After Pardon
Da Nang former mayor Dr. Nguyen Van Man who was jailed for aiding a Buddhist rebellion has been released after serving about 24 percent of a ten year sentence. He was in charge of a Saigon dispensary and was freed last week according to reports. Buddhist dissidents in the north were crushed in 1966 by Premier Cao Ky’s government with airborne troops.
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Saigon
Nguyen van Man
da Nang
Man
Chi Hen
Nguyen Cao Ky
Hue
Visiting Mexicans Get Tax Break in Nogales
Nogales Arizona firms no longer charge state sales tax on bona fide Mexican nationals after Arizona Tax Commission ruled they are exempt from the three percent levy. City tax of one percent remains unchanged. The ruling is expected to boost business in Nogales and other cities.
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Nogales
Nogales, Ariz
Arizona
Arizona Tax Commission
Sled dog race headlines Williams Winter Carnival
Ari zona hosts its sole sled dog race January 18 and 19 as part of the Winter Carnival. The Williams Grand Canyon Chamber of Commerce sponsors the events.
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Williams
Judges Pick Howard For Juvenile Court Post
Superior Court Judge Lawrence Howard has been named judge of Juvenile Court for two years. He was chosen by the nine Superior Court judges to replace Judge Jack G. Marks who had served two years in that post.
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Lawrence Howard
Howard
Jack G. Marks
Marks
U S Visitation Extended For Mexican Nationals
Mexican nationals will be able to visit four border states starting Jan 15 for up to 15 days without passport or visa. Current 72 hour cards remain usable with an added document for extended travel, not for work, a plan first tested at HemisFair in San Antonio.
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Immigration & Naturalization Service
Immigration & Naturalization
Ray
Mond F. Farrell
HemisFair
San Antonio
Casey Dick to Address Pima GOP Luncheon Tomorrow
Tucson Daily Citizen political writer Casey Dick will be the guest speaker at the Pima County Republican Club luncheon at the Santa Rita Hotel, starting at noon tomorrow.
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Tucson Daily Citizen
Pima County
Republican Club
Santa Rita
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