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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1973
Page
9
Public Records listing births from St Josephs Hospital and Tucson Medical Center across June with multiple parents and infant details. Superior Court notes several sentencing outcomes including probation and prison terms for various defendants with case references and judges.
Christina Hi Momahan 23 of Winston-Salem North Carolina takes oath to join the Navy Woman Officer Corps continuing a long family tradition. Her father Navy Capt. Ret. George Ry Monthan and aunt World War II WAVE Eloise Davies are named military figures. Grandfather Rear Adm. Robert English died in a Pacific plane crash while commanding submarine forces. She will report to Newport Rhode Island September 15 for indoctrination before serving as an ensign in the Navy Reserve.
Pima County eyes reducing payments to Tucson Medical Center for indigent care, with Finance Director Peter Larsen withholding May bill of 63000 to press the point. Hospital officials led by UMC administrator William Hansen vow to fight any rate cut, citing state law and Medicare basis.
The Mi Sundt Construction Co. won a $1 million contract to widen and pave 22nd Street from Alvernon Way to Sian Road. Sundt bid $999,041 and will add curbs gutters culverts irrigation signals and landscaping. Johnson Construction widens another segment from Swan Road to Craycroft Road with eastbound traffic narrowed at Craycroft.
Subdivision in southeast Tucson faces reduced afternoon water pressure as residents of The Groves contend with a trickle. Acting water director Froilan Cota says crews work day and night and a well should pump by four to five days to serve about 3000 to 4000 homes bounded by Kolb Fantany Irvington and Escalante roads.
Leonard Moore, 48, hauled a $15 bathtub on a truck toward Nome Alaska with three friends steering a sailboat built aboard. He aims to sail to Russia on a private peace mission in two to five days, carrying letters from Americans to the Russian people.
Haward K. Hettson who faced charges for keeping roosters in his backyard may petition the City Council to repeal the ordinance against minor fowl. Lester Sl. was acquitted Thursday as his attorney argued the city failed to prove its case and Henson may push for changes to the ordinance.
A 62-year-old woman died and three dinner guests were hospitalized after eating a salad made from wild tobacco leaves. The county health department cited the deadly toxin solame and warned against using wild vegetation for food.
The Golf Links Baptist Church choir will present a musical program titled One Nation Under God at 7 p.m. on July 4. The church is located at 0902 FE Golf Links Road.
The Celaya family holds a memorial for Philip Celaya, 19, killed a year ago when deputies say he seized an officer’s gun and fired. Relatives plan the service to spotlight grievances with federal state and county agencies involved in the case.
A group of about 90 parents from White Elementary opposes a plan to bus about 100 students to Carrillo Elementary to ease overcrowding. They argue busing is dangerous and would waste learning time. They suggest portable classrooms or church sites, or merging four sixth grade classes into an open class room unit. The District 1 board meeting is set for 8 p.m. Tuesday.
Prices farmers received for their products rose 6 percent in the month ending June 15 and were 38 percent above a year ago according to the Agriculture Department. Raw farm products remain uncontrolled despite the June 13 food price freeze, with new records for soybeans and cattle and strong gains for grains. The gap between raw costs and controlled food prices sharpens, raising warnings that supplies of foods like poultry could decline if the freeze is loosened.
Warry Kaker 45 of Sa hazila Arizona died June 29 1974. Arrangements pending at Tucson Mortuary. Chessley K 68 of 3955 N Oracle Rd died June 28 survived by brother. Services Monday 10 am Adair Chapel Rev Pollard 22nd St Baptist Church Tucson Memorial Park South Lawn, viewing Sunday 8 am until service. Mr Cox member of Carpenters Local 657. Darie Belle Brown widow of Everette P Brown as of Tucson died June 29 1974 in Santa Monica California.
Survived by son John H. Brown of Tucson and daughters Wilma Brown of Tucson and Mrs Geraldine Cramdall of Los Angeles. One grandchild Anne DeHaven. Sister Gladys Jackson of Kingman Ind and brother Paul Carmack of New Port Ind. Mrs Brown lived in Tucson 42 years and belonged to First Methodist Church. Arrangements by Watson Funeral Home Cayuga Ind. Henry Davidson, 81, died June 27 1973. Widow Eva V. Davidson. Rosary July 1 Bring's Memorial Chapel. Mass July 2 St Margaret's Catholic Church. Burial Holy Hope Cemetery. Donations to Heart Fund requested. Visitation June 30 4 to 8 p.m. and July 1 noon to p.m. at Bring's Memorial Chapel.
Multiple obituaries list the deceased with ages and addresses in Tucson and nearby areas. Included are Dixie J. Ebling, Phillip Ernst, Julia Wigginbotham, Helen Hogue, Clarence Ingram, Elsie Koch, Jamison Leavingston, Frank Paszczak, and others with service details, burial places, and local mortuary arrangements.
Obituaries list multiple local residents with dates of death in late June 1973. Schuyler Leona M. Schuyler of Mammoth and Leona M Schuyler, vonne A. Shepard Sr, Lettie V. Smucker, and Shirley C. Walker are named with ages and survivor details. Arrangements by Arizona Mortuary and Hudges Swan Funeral Home.
A jumble of personal notices includes requests for readings and therapy, massage studios, health spa ads, dating hints, dance club introductions, vacation home listings, and various business services. It mentions contact numbers and addresses such as 4345 E. Soredwa and 2005 Broadway, with miscellaneous notes on wellness, fortune telling, and hobbies.
Fragmentary OCR text lists business services and product lines with partial names and numbers, mentioning alterations and quality terms. The readable items suggest a classifieds snippet for services and suppliers, lacking clear dates, places, or full names.
A dense ad page shows carpet cleaning services and home maintenance offers. Includes steam cleaning, furniture refinishing, cement work, fencing, electrical, plumbing, yard work, painting, hauling, and general handyman services with free estimates. Local names and phone numbers accompany each listing.
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