Tucson Man Selected For National Post
Ray Tenpenny of 5059 E Cooper St is chosen to serve on the board of directors of the National Association for Retarded Children. He is the first Tucsonian nominated and will represent the Southwest region at the national convention in Portland, Oregon, in October. Tenpenny, active in KTKT radio, moved to Tucson in 1959 and has worked with the mentally retarded for two and a half years.
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Ray Tenpenny
Pima County Association For Retarded Children
National Association For Retarded Children
Tenpenny
E. Cooper St
Portland
Ore
Southwest
Arizona
California
New Mexico
Nevada
Utah
Ktkt ‘Radio
SCORE Honors Three Members in Tucson Ceremony
Three members of SCORE were honored by the U S Small Business Administration for public service to the Tucson community. Murray F Skinker Sidney G Harris and Walter G Lutz received awards from J Karl Meyer executive director of the Development Authority for Tucson's Economy with Harold T Schnarer regional SBA director in attendance.
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Service Corps of Retired Executives
SCORE
The
U.S. Small Business Administration
Murray F. Skinker
Tucson
Sidney G. Harris
Walter G. Lutz
J. Karl Meyer
Development Authority For
SBA
Harold T. Schnarer
Phoenix
Di Gel promises extra gut relief with simethicone
An advertisement touts Di Gel for gassy acid indigestion. It claims the Plough Inc product neutralizes excess acid and includes simethicone to relieve painful gas and heartburn. Available in tablets or liquid.
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Plough, Inc
Fire at Claypool Hotel hospitalizes twelve in Indianapolis
Fire on the Claypool Hotel's fourth floor sent 12 people to hospitals with smoke inhalation or minor injuries. All 300 guests escaped, some via aerial ladders or sheets tied together from the fifth floor. No fatalities reported. injured locals mainly from Indiana, with Whitey Lockman of Tacoma among the injured screws. Ed Honeywell of the Tacoma News-Tribune was present.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Claypool
Indiana
Whitey Lockman
Tacoma
Wash
Ed Honeywell
The
Tacoma News-Tribune
Ammo Plant Blast Kills Three Women Injures Four Near Burlington
An explosion at an Army ordnance plant near Burlington Iowa killed three women and wounded four others. Victims were Jessica Gilman 40 from Fort Madison Dorothy Groves 54 Montrose and Ida Koett 7 rural West Burlington. The four injured were Mary Kester Denise Chenoweth Agnes Schultz 55 and Patricia Elrod. An Army inquiry was planned to determine the blast cause and all seven workers were in the same loading area at about 1050 p.m.
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Burlington
Towa
Army Ordnance
Iowa City
Jessica Gilman
Fort Madison
Dorothy Groves
Montrose
Ida Koett
Mary Kester
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National Post
Members of Score
Pananami On
Stone
E Speedway
Alvernon
Niagara Falls
Denisé. Chenoweth
R. Macomb
Agnes Schultz
Patricia Elrod
New London
Army Board of
George Maths
Tions
Carl Porter
the Citizen
Tubac Golf Course
TUBAC
Valley Construction Company
P.O. Box 343
Tubac, Ariz
Chevrolet
Mack McGinnis
S. 6Th Ave
Cee
Only Ladies
Shortie
P.J
Shoe Department
Pr.o
Men’s Department
Sundaies Department
Furniture Department
Nly Lane
Triple Dresser
Double Dresser
Sgaker
Sonty. Sutter Guard
Sporting Goods Dept
Popular Colors Auto Service Center
E. Broadway
Elcon Shopping Center
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