Youth Held In Death Of Father In Arizona
An 11 year old Maricopa County boy is jailed at the Pima County Juvenile Center over the shotgun slaying of his father Wilfred LaVar Cox 49. The elder Cox was found shot in the back of the head Saturday at his home Mobile Arizona. The boy was stopped on Interstate 10 in Tucson for erratic driving and held as a possible runaway. Deputies notified the father about the detention when his body was found.
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Bush to address Trunk N TusK dinner in Tucson
George Bush will speak at the Trunk N Tusk dinner in Tucson tomorrow. The $30 plated event starts with a 7 p.m. social hour at the Tucson Community Center. Bush, a Houston oilman, has a long Republican background including Harris County chairman, 1964 Senate race, 1966 Congress seat, and UN ambassador before becoming party chair.
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Actor Mostyn Evans Faces Diet Struggle on TV Commercials
London reports actor Mostyn Evans has rapidly gained weight from 228 to 252 pounds in two weeks while filming television commercials for bread corn beef cod fillets and Guinness stout.
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Rites today for builder J L Cotten
Pioneer Tucson builder James Lamar Cotten died Friday at the University of Arizona Medical Center at age 70. Cotten arrived from Texas in 1916, founded Cotten Construction Co, developed Oracle Village Estates, and installed the first water utility there. Survived by a son Jerry, daughter Janis Ruhel, brother Jerry, and six grandchildren. Services at 2 p.m. today at Deir's Valley Funeral Home. Contributions to UA Medical School cancer center.
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Fugitives Captured After 100 MPH Ft Grant Car Chase
BENSON AP State Industrial School escapees were captured in Graham County Jail after a 100 mile per hour pursuit through town. The escapees overpowered guard Richard Garden at Ft Grant School and fled in his car, police said. Names were withheld pending family notification.
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Vargas dies at 104 in Arizona after long farm labor career
S M Vargas dies here at age 104 in Tucson. Services were pending at Tucson Mortuary for Vargas an Aztec Indian who had lived in Arizona since 1899. He worked as a farm laborer at Hayden and near Arivaipa Canyon for over 50 years. He reportedly had no living relatives but lived with Mrs Jessie Uribe's family of 1379 W El Rio for the last decade. His godchildren include Bobby Yribe Eloina Romero and Olivia Butierez.
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Free Beltone hearing aid offer in Chicago ad
Beltone announces a free offer for those who hear but cannot understand words. A non operating model of the smallest Beltone ever made will be given free to anyone replying. No cost or obligation. wear it at home. Write to Dept. 2706, Beltone Electronics Corp., 4201 W. Victoria, Chicago, IL 60646.
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