Cooperation Pledged To Set Up College
E W Bradford of Yuma outlined the board's position and pledged cooperation for a new college. Construction is to start this fall with Parker expecting enrollment between 800 and 1200 students.
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Newspaper
Tucson Daily Citizen
Location
Tucson, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1963
Page
2
E W Bradford of Yuma outlined the board's position and pledged cooperation for a new college. Construction is to start this fall with Parker expecting enrollment between 800 and 1200 students.
Radio station KSOM FM suffered a major blaze causing estimated damage up to 35000 dollars and knocking the station off air for at least a week. Manager David Paladin was treated for smoke exposure and is listed as fair at Tucson Medical Center. Co owner Stanley Prell said damage included a 5000 dollar transmitting antenna system and other electronics. fire officials cited a roof vent blaze and two shorted wires.
New soil samples were taken this weekend near the Supreme Cleaners plant at 2332 N. Stone Ave where an explosion and fire on March 29 killed seven and injured 35. Two 18 foot test holes were dug by Tucson Gas & Electric through its insurer Globe Indemnity Co. in the street and sidewalk areas adjacent to the wreckage.
Retired Arizona Episcopal Bishop Kinsolving of Phoenix underwent brain tumor removal at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. A hospital spokesman said the operation was successful and the patient is in good condition.
A U S Army lieutenant was executed by guerrillas on Route 13, north of Saigon, along with two Vietnamese military men. The jeep was blown off the road by a grenade and the bodies were found by a patrol. The incident adds to fatalities on the Ben Duong corridor tied to Operation Sunrise.
The Pima County Sanitary District received an improvement merit award from the Arizona Water and Pollution Control Association for waterworks advancement and wastewater reuse research. The district also earned two safety awards for the good safety records of treatment and maintenance staff at the Phoenix convention.
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