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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1973
Page
3
A Supreme Court decision on May 14 allows women in uniform to claim housing and medical benefits for their husbands, matching traditional benefits men could provide to wives. About 8,900 married servicewomen exist, with roughly half married to servicemen. officials expect most will not receive double benefits.
Steven Johns of Phoenix won the youth high-point trophy at the 37th Sonoita Quarter Horse Show. Testy Togue, a Quarter Norse stallion owned by Jon Rosenberg of Carbondale Colorado, was high-point performer in the association's classes trained and ridden by Jack Denton and named reserve champion stallion. The event drew more than 200 horses across the Southwest.
Rozena Williams of Pine Bluff, mother of seven, was honored in ceremonies at the Arkansas State Capitol as Earnest Williams becomes the eighth son to join the Army on active duty June 25. Six of her sons remain on active duty. one was recently discharged, with the family totaling 17 children.
Craig Lindsay, 22, of 2909 E. Croyden St., and a second resident were killed on Interstate 10 near Casa Grande early yesterday after a possible doze caused a loss of control. The crash involved a westbound vehicle that bounced.
Marie Unger, 54, was killed while crossing South Park Avenue near East 20th Street. The driver, Sgt. Thomas J. Fry, 8th, was held on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter at the scene. Passenger Patrick N. Bryan, 22, was treated and released at Hoemake hospital in Casa Grande.
Gas at 90.9 cents a gallon was offered by service station owner Ken Yano in San Francisco yesterday as regular gasoline climbed to $5.9 per gallon. He said his supply was running low and preferred charging high prices to running out.
Judge refused to compel sterilization for Mrs. Morin citing constitutional rights and hospital policy. He noted she could seek the operation at San Jose General Hospital after delivering her fourth child, but her attorney cited a wish to avoid the San Jose facility due to her mother’s death there. Mrs. Morin argued sterilization would protect her health if another pregnancy occurred.
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