Arizona Medical Board record: William N. Neubauer MD; license issued: 05/15/1972; medical school: WASHINGTON UNIV SCH OF MED; graduation date: 06/09/1969; address: P O Box 177, Tumacacori AZ 85640.
Son of Darwin William Neubauer.
Pima County Medical Society (Tucson, Arizona). Sombrero, December 1984: “Bill Neubauer”
"Parking space comes with a bomb shelter" by Ernie Heltsley, Arizona Daily Star, November 4, 1996: It's not often someone buys a Cold War bomb shelter. But for Jim Watson, who lost the parking for his Watson Tax Service and his home at 2513 N. Country Club Road, the opportunity to buy the relic of East-West tension came as a welcome bonus. ... He paid $40,000 for the recently-acquired lot, including the less than 200-square-foot basement-style bomb shelter with a slightly larger building on top of it. But it wasn't a surprise bonus that came with the parking space. ... The existence of the bomb shelter also wasn't any surprise. He had been given a tour by former neighbor Darwin H. Neubauer , a former chief of surgery at Tucson Medical Center. Neubauer built the bomb shelter in the early 1950s, as well as an earlier one behind his next-door home, says Neubauer 's son, William Neubauer , also a Tucson surgeon. The younger Neubauer says his father built the first bomb shelter behind their then home and built another improved and larger version on the side lot, which was recently sold to Watson...
Excerpt from "Bus line offering tours of border" by Brady McCombs, Arizona Daily Star, May 25, 2011: From the historic Rock Corral Ranch south of Tubac where he lives, Dr. William Neubauer said emphatically that he feels no danger living near the border.
Son of Darwin William Neubauer.
Pima County Medical Society (Tucson, Arizona). Sombrero, December 1984: “Bill Neubauer”
"Parking space comes with a bomb shelter" by Ernie Heltsley, Arizona Daily Star, November 4, 1996: It's not often someone buys a Cold War bomb shelter. But for Jim Watson, who lost the parking for his Watson Tax Service and his home at 2513 N. Country Club Road, the opportunity to buy the relic of East-West tension came as a welcome bonus. ... He paid $40,000 for the recently-acquired lot, including the less than 200-square-foot basement-style bomb shelter with a slightly larger building on top of it. But it wasn't a surprise bonus that came with the parking space. ... The existence of the bomb shelter also wasn't any surprise. He had been given a tour by former neighbor Darwin H. Neubauer , a former chief of surgery at Tucson Medical Center. Neubauer built the bomb shelter in the early 1950s, as well as an earlier one behind his next-door home, says Neubauer 's son, William Neubauer , also a Tucson surgeon. The younger Neubauer says his father built the first bomb shelter behind their then home and built another improved and larger version on the side lot, which was recently sold to Watson...
Excerpt from "Bus line offering tours of border" by Brady McCombs, Arizona Daily Star, May 25, 2011: From the historic Rock Corral Ranch south of Tubac where he lives, Dr. William Neubauer said emphatically that he feels no danger living near the border.
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Tumacacori