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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1973

Page

5

Ex-head of Artho loses plea in bankruptcy case

Hugh M. Caldwell, a federal bankruptcy referee in Tucson, refused to dismiss a temporary restraining order against Sol Kolz, former Artho chairman and now head of Kolar Corp. The order bars Kolz from competing with Artho in the Tucson area as both firms recycle metals and set needed aircraft components. Artho filed for Chapter 11 on March 30 in U.S. bankruptcy court.

Hugh M. Caldwell Tucson the Corp Sol “Kolz Kolar Corp Tennessee St Artko Tucson ‘Blvd U.S. Dist James A. Ned Kolar Ariko Ariko Corp Fidaral

Meningitis vaccine touted by UC expert

Dr Martha Lepow of the University of California reports a new meningitis vaccine could be given at three months with a booster at 14 years to prevent the disease. She cites about 4,000 US cases annually with 1,000 deaths and lasting brain damage in some survivors. The vaccine uses a sugar compound from meningitis bacteria to stimulate antibodies, with early evidence suggesting protection.

San Francisco UPI University of California Martha L. Lepow Proessor Pediatrics American Society For Pediatcrics Research United States Lepow

Pima County opens new dental clinic at hospital site

The Pima County Hospital opens a modern 15000 square foot dental clinic adjacent to the hospital building with updated equipment and Xray facilities. The open house showcases a spacious waiting area and new sterilization and recovery rooms while the county plans ongoing dental services for indigent patients.

New Pima County David D. Woon Linda Brenner Margaret Rubnsthau Staft Pima County Hospital Tucson John Gapit Doel Turner Honesy

Race Car Drivers Test Reflexes While Drinking

Philadelphia AP reports a joint Philadelphia Jaycees and Delaware Valley NCALA demonstration to show how alcohol affects reflexes. Drivers will run an off street obstacle course three times sober then after drinks with Breathalyzer blood alcohol checks and a psychiatrist assessing ability.

Philadelphia Philadelphia Jaycees Delaware Valley National Council of Alcoholism

City Council mulls topless dancing rule clash

City Attorney Charles Townsindr says a proposed change to strike discrimination from topless dancing would bar male entertainers from appearing barechested. The dispute follows support from Equal Rights advocates and concerns over outdoor parties and poolside events.

Issa Bottorntes City Attorn Ceril Charles Townsdindr South Seas

Arizona professor named to Harvard law fellowship program

Renney F. Hegland an assistant professor of law at the University of Arizona has been chosen as one of 12 lawyers nationwide to join a new Harvard University fellowship. He will receive 13500 for 1978 74 to study in the first year of a law and humanities program at Harvard. The program aims to connect humanities history philosophy and social science to legal practice.

Renney F. Hegland University’ of Arizona Harvard University Hegland Harvard

Federal judge denies Salt River dike removal bid

AP reports a federal judge denies a motion by Stewart Materials to stop removal of dikes along the Salt River. The ruling reverses earlier orders, setting a new date of March 24 for the dike work, amid claims of obstruction by a cited individual.

Probnin Ress Gravel “Tir Stewart Intersfere Apay Ublic

Statewide welfare agency reform outlined with six district offices

The plan reorganizes welfare services across Arizona into six district offices to coordinate seven state agencies. Each agency retains autonomy while District 2 in Pima County will be Academic Security District No. 2 with three areas by October. No office location announced yet.

Newry OE Tucson Arizona Graf

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