Battered Boy Finds Joy Of Christmas In Sierra Vista
Four year old Terry Lynn Brown, scarred and bandaged, enjoys a hospital Christmas after a citywide drive raised about 360 in toys clothing and cash. VFW members collected 112 while residents opened homes and even Santa visited the hospital room bright with gifts and a festive mood.
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Terry Lynn
Santa Claus
Sierra Vista
Terry Lynn Brown
Raymond W. Bliss Army Hospital
Terry
VFW
Prisoners with Bail Fails Get Christmas Break
Eight four inmates in Nassau and Suffolk jails were granted holiday release after the St. Vincent de Paul Society posted a bail fund. Prisoners lacking $500 bail were screened for good risk, with family or employment in their home communities.
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East Meadow
N.Y
Nassau
Suffolk County
Jess
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Off-The-Record Mines Pollution Session Revealed
State Health officials held a private meeting with copper executives in Phoenix to discuss an alternate air pollution control proposal. The plan would limit smelter sulfur dioxide via a closed loop system and allow production cuts to meet a 90 percent reduction goal, with a public hearing set next Thursday for final consideration.
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Richard E. Wilbur
State Healt
Copper Company
Tucson Daily Citizen
Phoenix
Health Department
Louis Kossuth
State Health Board
Arizona
State Health Department
Kossuth
el Paso
American Smelting & Refining Co
Phelps Dodge Corp
Tucson landlord settles bias suit over eviction
A Superior Court suit accusing Charles G. Harris of unjustly evicting a Filipino American couple from Mountain Vista Apartments was dismissed after Harris signed an agreement affirming the validity of anti discrimination laws. The case, filed by Francisco Maria and Ila Maria seeking $21 000 in damages, noted a Sept court order from the Tucson Commission on Human Relations.
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Tucson
Charles G. Harris
Harris
Jack G. Marks
Barry Corey
Francisco Maria
William Augustine
Marrs
Maria
Mountain Vista
Flower St
Ila
Tucson Commission On Human Relations
TCHR
Willingham Elected Chief of Staff at St. Joseph's Hospital
Dr. C Harold Willingham an orthopedic surgeon is elected chief of staff at St. Joseph's Hospital succeeding Dr. Rockwell B. Jackson. Other medical staff officers include Dr. Thomas M. Foreman vice president Dr Frans H Poth off secretary and Dr. Donald D. Ewing rotating member.
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C. Harold Willingham
St. Joseph's Hospital
Rockwell B. Jackson
Thomas M. Foreman
Frans H. Pothoff
Donald D. Ewing
Dirt Loader Operator Killed in Excavation Site
A 20-year-old Tucson man, Mark P. Brandt, was killed when a dirt loader overturned at an excavation on River Road and 1st Avenue. Brandt, of 4522 N San Carlos Place, worked for C. D. Baquet Construction Co. Witnesses said the machine toppled after rising from a 15 foot trench.
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Tucson
E. River Road
N. 1St Ave
Mark P. Brandt
San Carlos Place
Brandt
C. D. Baquet Construction Co
Death witness: Tucson man faces murder charge in beating
A preliminary hearing is set for January 6 for James O Me al 36 of 2202 5th Ave Tucson charged with murder in the death of Henry C Olguin 344 EB 34th St Olguin was beaten Monday near Southard Ave and East 38rd Street and died Thursday After an aggravated battery charge he was arraigned on open murder and O Me al will be held without bond by Justice of the Peace Manuel Avalos
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James AL. O’meal
5Th Ave
Henry C. Olguin
34Th St
Olguin
Pima County Hospital
Southard Avenue
East 38Rd Street
South Tucson
Darrell Tucker
O’meal
Justice of the Peace
Manuel Avalos
Charlie Cash Prize Puzzle In Tucson Daily Citizen
Charlie offers $450 cash to puzzle solvers in a new crossword contest in the Tucson Daily Citizen. Word clues appear Tuesday to guide contestants toward the prize with the solution on page 28 after no one solved the puzzle yet.
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Citizen
Charlie
Tucson Daily Citizen
Convalescent Sitters Training Offered by Red Cross
The Tucson chapter of the American Red Cross will run two eight week classes to train convalescent patient sitters starting January 3. The free course meets Mondays and Wednesdays at 1 to 3 PM and 7 to 9 PM at 2228 Cherry Ave with a required textbook and workbook. Enrollment is limited and applicants should contact the Red Cross office promptly.
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Tucson
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Cherry Ave
Red Cross Office
Snowbird Ski Resort Opens in Utah
Snowbird Utah opened its new 11 million dollar ski resort yesterday marking a major milestone for the alpine destination. Snowbird officials hailed the launch as a boost for local tourism and winter sports.
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Snowbird
Utah
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Sierra Vista Herald Dispaten
Dr. Willingham
State of
Canada
Mexico
Tucan
NEG
Citizen Publishing Company
North Stone Avenue
Merry Christmas
Black & Decker
Botley
Ste
Mack & Decker/ DeWalt
Bankamericard Dae
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