Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 42

AIL EDITIONS 12-B The Arizona Republic 1-day surgery center slated Ground for a new medical facility designed to provide one-day surgical care will be broken tomorrow at 1040 E. McDowell. Two Phoenix anesthesiologists, Drs. John Ford and Wallace Reed, are establishing the facility, to be called Surgicenter. They said the center will provide surgical care for patients whose operations are too demanding for a doctor's office but not of such proportion to require hospitalization.

The two doctors said the center is being established because of many requests from government, labor, industry and the medical profession to streamline medical care available to ambulatory patients and to reduce Surgical costs. The center will accept only patients sent by physicians, the doctors said. By BACH Pair honored Casa Grande action to get court test by Red Cross cuisine KITCHEN a-r NOEL DISASTER AREA NOEL, Mo. (AP) The Small Business Administra- tion declared Noel a disaster area yesterday and estimated the damage from Sunday's freight train explosion at between $2 and $2Va million. KPAZ-TV files for bankruptcy KPAZ-TV, the only ultrahigh-frequency (UHF) television station in Phoenix, filed a bankruptcy petition yesterday in U.S.

District Court. Elmer Green, treasurer of Spanish Language Television of Arizona, owners of the station, signed the bankruptcy papers and said the station is unable to meet its bills. He listed the television station assets at $872,084 and its liabilities at $900,893. Two Phoenix youths were awarded the American Red Cross "Certificate of Merit Awards" last night at a city swim meet at Washington Pool, 23rd Avenue and Ocotillo. Laura Jean Toman, 19, and Scott McNairy, 20, received the highest lifesaving award given by the national association for their part in saving the life of Thomas Hecker, 17, last July.

Miss Toman and McNairy were lifeguards at Sunnyslope Pool, 301 W. Dunlap, when Hecker, a top swimmer, was discovered at the bottom of the pool. McNairy pulled him from the pool and Miss Toman administered artificial respiration. There has been only one other such award given in the state previously. Kenny Williams, 13, received one last year for rescuing his unconscious mother, Mrs.

Dewey Williams, from the family pool at 6102 N. 16th Drive. CASA GRANDE (AP)-The legality of the Casa Grande City Council's decision to authorize the Job College program to establish a facility in the city, will be tested Aug. 29 in Final County Superior Court. Tom Erwin, a Casa Grande insurance and real estate salesman, is seeking a permanent injunction preventing the establishment of the program here.

A similar request for a temporary injunction was rejected last week. The hearing will be conducted by Pima County Superior Court Judge William Frey, who held the first hearing. Frey had railed that the signature of Mayor Jimmy Kerr on papers authorizing Coordinator named FLAGSTAFF- Vernile Matheson, assistant director of financial aids at Northern Arizona University here while he completed work on his master's degree, has been appointed coordinator of student aid at the University of Arkansas. He is a native of Cedar City, Utah. the facility would not cause irreparable damage to the city.

City attorney Lavell Harper has recommended the city take no further action on the facility, but instead let the court decide what is right or wrong. The Job College is seeking to construct a $510,000 facility for the education of low income families. Funds for the program are provided by the federal government and the Ford Foundation. Congressman cancels trip to South Africa WASHINGTON (UPI) because he would not be al- Rep. Odgen R.

Reid, lowed to speak before the Na- said yesterday he had can- tional Union of South African celed trip to South Africa Students. is coming to Phoenix! watch for WRITERS WORKSHOP SET The Phoenix Writers Club has scheduled a free workshop at 1:30 p.m. Saturday in the YWCA, 230 E. Earll Drive. SHOP AT THE BIGGEST-LITTLE STORE IN TOWN for unusual Wall Decor, Accessories and all home furnishings plus old fashioned courtesy, and service.

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