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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 21, 1975

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Audit questions medical funds and THMEP use

County audit questions THMEP expenditures at the medical training program funded largely by the county. Free meals for on duty residents cost about 30000 yearly. 300 Christmas bonuses to staff. 5000 via THMEP to a nurse with upgrading frozen. 1000 THMEP grant for a graduation banquet deemed improper. Insurance, coats and supplies cited as concerns. Board to discuss next year’s county share amid calls for corrective measures. Ron Asta ordered the audit after concerns raised by council members about spending and university alternatives. Tucson area program funded jointly by the county and Tucson Medical Center with 545000 from TMC this year and 1260000 county portion.

THMEP Tucson Supervisors Ron Asta Conrad Joyner University of Arizona College of Medicine

Bicentennial Queen sought for Tucson celebration

Tucson plans a Bicentennial Queen pageant with candidates aged 18 to 25 who are unmarred residents for at least five years. Nominations run through June 27 at Betmar Salon and several Tucson area spots. The winner will be crowned Aug 22 at the Vigilante Dance, with duties through 1976.

Bettie Markley Betmar Salon E. Speedway Blvd Tucson Area Diamond’s Park Mall Saccani Southgate Cele Peterson

Yes rock gig at Community Center Arena delights crowd

A packed show features Yes in a concept concert with theater style lighting and strong musical focus. Johnny Winter opens with energetic guitar runs including Jumpin Jack Flash and Johnny B Goode, while Ace frustrates crowd despite solid quality playing.

Yes Alice Cooper Alice Johnny Winter Winter Tucson Johnny Jumpin Jack Flash Johnny B. Goode

Tucson Daily Citizen and Associated Press Notice

Publication masthead outlines AP and UPI International credit and subscription rates for Tucson editions. It lists home delivery, auto-route, and out-of-state pricing, with payment terms and mailing details.

Tucson Daily Citizen THE Associated Press Focal News United Press Arizona Canada Ines Tucson Sunda Tieew Run Compa Ark Pasa Denarite

Reagan's Daughter to Speak In Tucson This Weekend

Maureen Reagan daughter of former California Governor Ronald Reagan will appear at two Tucson fundraisers this weekend. She speaks at a Pima County Young Republican League cocktail party 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. today at 6161 E Miramar Dr. and at a Republican Women’s Caucus event 4 to 8 p.m. tomorrow at the Statesman’s Club 6245 E Bradway. Tickets are $5 at the door. She also speaks at the Republican Farm in Phoenix at noon Monday.

Maureen Reagan Republican National California Ronald Reagan Tucson Pima County Young Republican League E. Miramar Dr Republican Women’s Caucus Statesman’s Club E. Bradway Reagan Phoenix

Blatty to Wed Tennis Pro Linda Tuero at Lake Tahoe

New Orleans AP reports William Peter Blatty author of The Exorcist will marry tennis professional Linda Tuero on July 20 at Lake Tahoe Nevada. The couple plans a simple ceremony with family present.

New Orleans William Peter Blatty Linda Tuero Lake Tahoe Nev

New national health planning agencies approved by Weinberger

Washington Post News Service reports Caspar Weinberger approved a network of 159 local and regional health systems agencies with power to veto unneeded hospital building. They will oversee federal health funds, direct planning for hospitals, nursing homes, and other services, and unite local and regional efforts to reduce duplication.

Washington Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare Caspar W. Weinberger Weinberger Hill- Burrett Hospital

State health plan approved by HEW in four areas

The U S Department of Health Education and Welfare approved Arizona s plan to divide the state into four health service areas under the 1974 law. Tucson will serve most of southeastern Arizona including Pima Santa Cruz Cochise Graham and Greenlee plus Mohave Navajo and Coconino counties. The second area centers on Phoenix and includes Maricopa Pinal and Gila counties. The third area covers Apache Yuma and Yavapai counties. The Navajo Reservation portion in northeastern Arizona forms the fourth area.

U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare Arizona Tucson Pima Santa Cruz Cochise Graham Greenlee Counties Final Health Service Navajo Indian Reservation Phoenix Maricopa Pinal Gila Apache, Yuma Yavapai

Tucson Man Guilty Of Possessing Counterfeit Money

A Tucson man, Samuel Carrillo Jr., 27, was found guilty by a U.S. District Court jury of possessing $20,000 in counterfeit currency. He faces sentencing July 29 with a maximum penalty of five years in prison and a $5,000 fine. Carrillo was arrested April 20 by a Secret Service agent after attempting to pass bogus $50 and $100 bills at a focal bank. Agent David Harrington testified the notes were clearly counterfeit. Carrillo said he received the $10,000 in fake bills in exchange for $2,000 in real cash and claimed the real money went to a middleman. he did not see the suppliers.

Tucson U.S Samuel Carrillo Jr Venice Ave Secret Service Focal David Harrington Carrillo

Weather Reports Led by National Weather Service

Weather Reports shows leadership by the National Weather Service. The entry lists Tucson monitoring from 1975 to date and 1974 to date with 7 p.m. and 7 a.m. timeframes. It notes Lastrain on May 17, 1975.

National Weather Ser

State GOP chairman won't quit after stroke

Phoenix AP reports State Republican Chairman Harry Rosenzeweig, 67, says he will return to work next week and plans to keep his post. He recently suffered a slight stroke and has held the chairmanship longer than any active Republican state chair in the nation.

Congress Ralph Nader Phoenix Harry Rosenzeweig

Miracle Pads claim cooler air and lower prices in Tucson ad

Arizona Maintenance plugs its 1920 Miracle Pads in Tucson claiming a 40 percent performance boost over ordinary cooler pads. The ad touts No 1 cooler cut aspen fibers chemical treatment and a special netting weave to pass air while blocking pests. It invites neighbors to try Miracle Pads at 1920 Miracle Mile with contact 624-5541.

Arizona

Ransom Paid for Two Born Brothers in Argentina

Montoneros claim a record sixty million dollars was paid for the lives of Jorge and Juan Born of the Bunge and Born company. Jorge Born says his brother was released months ago and the company kept it secret. The brothers were abducted in a September ambush. the company also supplied aid to shantytowns per rebel demands.

Buenos Aires UPI Montoneros Jorge Born Bunge & Born Co Born Juan Maria Estela Peron Bunge & Born Argentina

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