Tucson Daily Citizen from Tucson, Arizona • Page 9

PAGE 10 Dr. Alexander going to prison Tucson physician Clifton J. Alexander must begin a six- month prison term next Thursday for distributing drugs illegally. Alexander pleaded guilty in February 1974 to two counts of illegally prescribing methadone, a drug used to help heroin addicts, in return for federal court dismissal of 26 other drug-related charges brought by a federal grand jury last year. U.S.

District Judge William C. Frey signed the order yesterday directing Alexander to surrender to federal marshals Jan. 22 to begin serving the sentence. Judge William N. Goodwin, who since has died, sentenced Alexander in March, but the sentence was stayed temporarily by the 9th U.S.

Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco. Alexander, 61, won a temporary restraining order in June from Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Lawrence H. Doyle who held in abeyance the revocation of Alexander's physician's license. The license was revoked May 21 by the Arizona Board of Medical Examiners. Alexander's attorney, University of Arizona law professor Jack J.

Rappeport, won the restraining order from Doyle after filing a petition for review of the medical board's action, which he called an example of "extreme bias and prejudice." Doyle is expected to rule Saturday on the temporary order restraining revocation of Alexander's license. In 1971, Alexander became the first Tucson physician practicing alone to receive a federal permit to dispense methadone. In August 1972, however, the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare began an investigation of his methods, and his permit was revoked last March. South Korea discovers oil SEOUL, South Korea (AP) President Chung Hee Park has announced that oil has been found for the first time in South Korea near Pohang, on the southeast coast 170 miles south of Seoul.

In a televised address, Park said the oil was of "good quality" and foreign technicians who visited the site said prospects were ''promising." But he catuioned that the size of the deposit and its commercial value had not been determined. Ballot to decide city use tax? Tucson voters may have a chance in the April 6 special city election to tell the City Council whether they want a new use tax. The council Monday did not vote on an ordinance to create such a tax after City Atty. James D. Webb said the council may need voter approval through a City Charter change to enact it.

City Manager Joel D. Valdez recommended yesterday that the use tax not be adopted by the council of voters reject such a charter amendment. Changing the charter would not establish the tax but would authorize the council to do so. Valdez last month recom- mended that the council impose a use tax of up to 2 per cent on costly items purchased outside the city for use within Tucson. Items up to $500 would be exempt.

He said the tax would raise $200,000 a year in city revenues. The special election was called to renew the city's franchise with Tucson Gas Electric which will pay most of the cost of the election. City officials already have added several other questions to the ballot, including one that would prohibit strikes by city employes in many instances. Trr? OUNTWAD LUMBER GRANT ROAD LUMBER CO.I 12543 E. GRANT ROAD 795-4160 OPEN 7:30 A.M.

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Full ground edge and top of head polished. Permanent black Flint Edge finish. Forged-steel ridges inside theieye grip the handle securely. Hickory handles, power driven and Fire- Cruiser Axe is the one for easy carrying ond use with one hand a favorite with campers and sportsmen. SALE 9 99 Reg.

14.49 WOODSLASHER AXES Forged from a solid bar of high carbon iteel, property heat treated and tempered. Bright polished bits. Poll finished in bright red. Forged-steel ridges inside the eye grip the handfe securely. Power driven hickory handles.

SALE. Reg. 11.99 PRICES GOOD THRU JANUARY 22ND A I I I THURSDAY, A A 15, 1976 -SAVE M01EY GET QUALITY AT DEb MOWE SAVE MOMEY No. 2 Store FEATURES USDA GOOD No. 3 Store FEATURES SWIFT'S PROTEN BEEF BAR-S REGULAR SLICED BACON 12oz.

PKG. MORRELL'S PURE LARD 4 LB. PKG. 125 PKG. BAR-S Wieners 12 oz.

PKG. USDAINSPECTED Fryer Legs 69 LB. Tender Porterhouse STEAK 179 I LB. Shoulder Beef Round Bone SWISS STEAK 1 05 LB. BLADE CUT CHUCK STEAK SHOULDER BEEF ROUND BONE ROAST LARGE END RIB STEAK LB.

TENDER T-BONE STEAK 1 69 LB. FRESH Country Style Pork Ribs FRESH EASTERN (4 to 8 LB. AVG.) PORK PICNIC 85 LB. FRESH EASTERN (4 to 8 LB. AVG.) Pork Butt Roast 98 0 LB.

FRESH (AT STORE NO. 2 ONLY) BEEF TONGUE 89 LB. FRESH (AT STORE NO. 2 ONLY) PIG'S 1 0 LB. 49 FRESH ARIZ.

CARROTS 2 PKG. FOR EXTRA FANCY RED DELICIOUS APPLES FOR FRESH PRODUCE TASTY CALIF. AVOCADOS FOR ONLY FRESH SOLID CABBAGE LARGE SWEET SUNKIST TANGERINES 5 MEDIUM SIZE BROWN ONIONS 2 Ib. FOR FROZEN FOODS TREESWEET 6 OZ. CAN ORANGE JUICE CAN 1 BANQUET ASSORTED DINNERS EA.I CHIFFON 200 2 PLV BOX FACIAL TISSUE D1NTY MOORE 24 OZ.

CAN BEEF STEW 49 79 Western Valley 10oz. Pkg. CHOPPED SPINACH 2 FOR MJB100Z.JAR INSTANT COFFEE 1 89 100 COUNT PKG. MJB TEA BAGS 1 25 CHUN KING SHRIMP or CHICKEN 6 oz. PKG.

EGG ROLLS ASSORTED FLAVORS 6 oz. MJB RICE MIXES 3 KEEBLER ZESTA 1 LB. BOX Saltine Crackers ORE-IDA 32 oz. Size GOLDEN FRIED POTATOES' DEL MONTE 16 oz. Can PEAR HALVES HEALTH BEAUTY AIDS STYLE--13 oz.Can HAIR SPRAY $1.23 VALUE CREOMULSION Child's Cough SYRUP PINEAPPLE-GRAPEFRUIT 46 oz.

Can Del Monte Drink DEL MONTE oz. Jar PRUNE JUICE DEL MONTE 46 oz. Can TOMATO JUICE 39 45 55 Dd Monte Whole Kernel or Cream 17 oz. Can Golden Corn DEL MONTE 16 oz. Can SAUERKRAUT 29 4 ox.

Size 1.19 Value DEL MONTE NEW CROP CALIF. YAMS 5 Ib. FOR 'N Ready 3 PLY Del Monte 15 oz. Jar Sweet Cucumber Chips DEL MONTE 4 CAN PACK Assorted Fruit CUDS DEL MONTE 15 oz. Oval Can TOMATO SARDINE DEL MONTE 4 CAN PAK PUDDING CUPS ALLEY'S 15 oz.

Can CHILI with BEANS Lucky Strike or Bits 0' Sea Lite Grated Tuna Sani-Flush Granular 48 oz. Can BOWL CLEANER MAZOLA 43 oz. Jar CORN OIL Mary Kitchen 15 oz. Can Corned Beel or ROAST BEEF HASH GIANT ROLL 49 ROLL tjBS8 PAPER TOWELS 63:1 ig: nW WA GREEN BEANS DEL MONTE' CUT 1 5 oz. Can HORMEL TAMALES APPLE TIME 16 oz.

Can WESTINGHOUSE STANDARD LIGHT BULBS (60, 75, 100W) Value PACKAGE OF 2 CATSUP WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES AND CORRECT PRINTED ERRORS UCL mura i oz. can TOMATO SAUCE DEL MONTE 26 oz. JAR FRESH WHOLE DILLS Detergent LIQUOR DEPT. LIGHT OR DARK Straight Bourbon 39 I 86 PROOF RFTH 3 ROSE or FAMILY FLOUR 3 Store at 1542 W. Wetmore Rd.

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