Publicity tour ends with six saved on Lake Powell
Six people including Utah State Senator Carl Pettersson and Kane County Commissioner Sterling Griffith were rescued after spending a cold weekend night on Lake Powell when their boat engine failed. The group, part of 114 officials touring from Page to Rainbow Bridge National Monument, faced a lengthy search by National Park Service and Kane County rescue teams before locating the disabled craft being towed to Page.
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Page. Ariz. (Ap
Utah
Lake Powell
Fheosix
Page
Rainbow Bridge National Monument
Kane County Commission and
Chamber of Commerce
Carl Pettersson
Magna
Kane County
Sterling Griffith
van Anderson
Kanab
National Park Service
Park Service
Board President Unspecific About Renewal Date
The Daily SUN reports Flagstaff school negotiations with the Flagstaff Education Association to resume soon after a break last week. Board President Daniel J. Stoops says the board will meet and the association will suspend its publicity campaign to return to talks. FEA President Jerry Korn calls the pause temporary and warns if results fail, they will act. The teachers have used ads, press conferences, radio and truth booths to push for higher salaries, potentially triggering a special election for an override in the 1973-74 budget.
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Flagstaff
FEA
Jerry Korn
Korn
The
Daily Sun
Stoops
Flagstaff Board To Act On Continuance Of Career Ed Plan
Flagstaff School Board meets at 6:20 p.m. at Flagstaff High School to decide on continuing the district career education program and to authorize two representatives to attend a national education fair in Washington. The agenda also includes use of Sedona School for a May 15 concert and a report on the district Title I program.
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Flagstaff
Coconino County
Career Education
Virgil Langely
Flagstaff High School
Washington, D.C
Apu Tinsley
Betty O’mara
Sedona
North Vietnamese Warned As Laos Fighting Grows
Washington reports the Pentagon warned North Vietnam that rising clashes in Laos could prompt the United States to launch a new bombing campaign. The warning came as turmoil deepened in the region and U S forces remained on alert.
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Laos
Washington
Pentagon
North Vietnam
UA. S
Brochure Highlights Science and Education in Flagstaff
The Arizona Daily SUN edition presents a community brochure on science and education in Flagstaff and Northern Arizona. It features Lowell Observatory, the Museum of Northern Arizona, the U S Geological Survey Center of Astrogeology, and lunar and Martian data study scenes as part of the Happiness Is theme. In separate items, Pentagon officials report base closures and job cuts, with notes on Laos and Vietnam air strikes, cease-fire developments, and clashes near Tha Vieng.
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Arizona Daily Sun
Flagstaff
Norther Arizona
Lowell Observatory
Museum of
Northern Arizona
U.S. Geological Survey
Center of Astrogeology
Daily Sun
Pantagud
Laos
Pacific Command
Hawaii
U.S
Vietnam
Riedheim
Tha Vieng
Flagstaff High to hold parent visitation day
Flagstaff High School will host a day of visitation on Wednesday allowing all parents to attend classes. Two sessions start at 9 a.m. in the auditorium and 12:40 p.m. and will let parents visit classes with their students. After each session parents may meet teachers and ask questions.
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Flagstaff High School
High Court to Hear Arguments on Aid to Schools
The Supreme Court weighs whether New York and Pennsylvania aid private and parochial schools without unconstitutional church state entanglement. After striking down other forms, the court agreed to hear appeals on new aid plans as proponents press for direct state payments to parents of non public school students in Pennsylvania.
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Washington
Supreme Court
New York
Pennsylvania
Sro
Philadelphia
Holy Week Opens Across Faiths Including Jerusalem Palm Parade
Christians mark Palm Sunday as Holy Week begins with a crowd of 5 000 pilgrims in Jerusalem retracing Jesus path to the Holy City. Pope Paul VI presides at St Peter's Basilica in Rome as the world observes the start of Holy Week with Passover and Prophet Mohammed observances also noted.
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Jerusalem
Christ
Michael
No Surrender Policy Urged by AP Executive
Robert Eunson vice president of the Associated Press urged regional journalists to resist any federal criminal code provisions that could criminalize reporters for obtaining or publishing information. He warned a revision would clamp down on government information and penalize officials who release it, citing Pentagon Papers backlash. Norman Cousins joined as keynote speaker criticizing market driven magazine editing and overreliance on advertising, noting World magazine’s growth and subscription model. The event gathered over 900 journalists from four states.
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Grand Canyon
Robert Eunson
Associated Press
Eunson
Sigma Delta Chi
Bunson
Coconino Sun
Arizona Daily Sun
AP Broadcasting Department
Northern Arizona University
Pentagon
Exnsom
State Department
Norman Cousins
The
Saturday Review
Cousins
Workd
Patagonia
Ariz
Banson
Costetenice
California
Nevada
Hawaii
Arizona
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Jiere Kathy Weathersby
IRS
Arizona Bank
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the Daily Sun
Pope
Raymond Clapper
Jean Heller
Miss Heller
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Diener
Washington Post
Post
Carl Bernstein
Bob Woodward
Worth Bingham
Watergate
Clapper
Bingham
Bernztem and
Woodward
Heller
Senate
Friedheim
Vientiane
Jerry W. Friedheim
Plaine de Jarres
High Court
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