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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1959
Page
17
A six week old hospital strike in New York was tentatively settled at a mediation meeting at city hall. Local 1199 Retail Drug Employer Union members will vote Monday night on terms not yet public.
William G. Stuber 95 former president of Eastman Kodak Co. of Rochester New York died there yesterday. He led Kodak from 1925 to 1934 and later served as chairman of the board and as honorary chairman from 1941 to 1957. He began his career as a portrait photographer in Louisville Kentucky.
Between 9:10 a.m. and 11:01 p.m. fire units responded to multiple incidents. Truck 612 aided a first aid call at m1 N Harrie Ave. Engine 4 tackled a brush fire at 1478 Freeway and later a car fire at 900 W Congress St. Engines 22 and 8 handled a trash fire at N Stone Ave and Lester St and 3800 block on Fairview Ave. Engine 5 dealt with a trash fire at 308 W Laguna St.
Donald S. Clark Jr. of Tucson, public relations officer for Tucson Title Insurance Co., was promoted from enlisted to captain in the Air Force Reserve at Davis-Monthan AFB. The first local and possibly nationwide such promotion, Clark required a degree, seven years field experience, master sergeant rank, and AF entrance exams. He is a UA finance graduate and longtime Tucson resident, and has roles in the Arizona Young Republicans and Tucson Sales Executives Club. Clark served with the Army Signal Corps in WWII and transferred from Army Reserve seven years ago. He will work one M Day a month at Davis-Monthan and attend a five day reserve tour in July.
The City of Mesa gained approval to exceed its budget by 21000 dollars with state approval from the State Tax Commission yesterday. City Manager James A. Petrie said 4000 dollars will pay bond interest and the remaining amount will be divided among the gas sanitation and recreation departments.
A brokerage advertises real estate mortgages with interest ranges from ten to thirty percent, promoting loans for property purchases or refinancing.
A 91 year old man sitting with the engine running while a mechanic worked on his vehicle accidentally shifted into gear. The car moved forward pinning 18 year old George Leon against a work bench, then backed 160 feet, toppled a tavern sign and rammed into the station office four feet inside. Leon was treated and released from St Marys Hospital. Deputies cited Charles E. Wierman for no license and for failure to control speed.
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