Flagstaff Ice Arena Faces Summer Operation Challenge
Flagstaff's new ice arena may not run through summer unless the current cooling system can handle it. The City Council ordered keeping the rink open as long as possible with present equipment, while evaluating a $25 000 upgrade to install a new chiller within ten weeks. Attendance remains steady on weekends with midweek dips.
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Flagstaff
Recreation and Parks Department
Ken Ingels
Kim Barnett
Grena Manger
Recreation Department
Wednes Say
Northern Arizona University
Twister Slams Panhandle City Hereford Texas
A tornado hit Hereford Texas injuring 17 people and causing about 2 million dollars in damage. The storm damaged a bus terminal several businesses and many homes in the Panhandle city about 50 miles from Amarillo. No deaths were reported.
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Hereford
Tex
Texas Panhandle
Amarillo
Weather pattern eases as spring storm leaves region
Snow fell intermittently in Flagstaff this morning as a spring storm exited Arizona. Forecasts called for light snow showers today, with continued cold and a warming trend by Tuesday. Overnight low near 17, while Flagstaff logged 19 degrees and four inches of snow over the weekend.
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Flagstaff
National Weather Service
Rockies
Arizona
North Central
East Porsons
Winslow S R Unit Opposes New Emergency Bill
Winslow Search and Rescue unit officials, nine years active and fully volunteer, protest a Friday signed emergency services bill by Gov. Jack Williams. They argue volunteers could be sent across the state by Phoenix's emergency service body, while funding for centers to run missions is minimal. Coconino Sheriff Cecil Richardson and Arnold Hudson support the bill.
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Winslow Search and Rescue Unit
Jack Williams
Winslow
George Kalisz
Winslow Unit
Emergency — Service Organization
Phoenix
Harald Nimitz
Civil Defense
Emergency Service
Nimitz
Wroie
Coconino County
Cecil Richardson
Arnold Hudson
Coconino Search and Rescue Uit
Richardson
Winslow Area
Williams
P and Z Continues Code Hearing in Flagstaff Meeting
The Flagstaff Planning and Zoning Commission will continue its public hearing on the proposed city zoning ordinance at its regular meeting Tuesday. The session starts at 7:30 a.m. in the Council Chamber at City Talk with hopes to forward the ordinance to the City Council. The hearing first opened on Jan. 26.
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Flagstaff
Earth Week Demonstrations Highlight Environmental Efforts
The nation marks Earth Week with dramatic displays including Atlanta’s endangered species amid trash and New York’s clear avenues. Des Moines students exceed goals by collecting over 200 tons of waste paper, while Hartford hosts a rally raising funds for Connected Earth Action Group. Michigan Governor Milliken urges moving from awareness to active environmental preservation.
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Pric Mate
Atlanta, Ga
New York
Madison Avenue
Des Moines
Towa
Hartford
Conn
Earth Action Gro
Michigan
William SG
Milliken
Rhoda Island
Salute Satellite Launch Signals Possible Manned Link
Soviet government announced Salute a new satellite in earth orbit described as a scientific station with no crew named. Rumors of a pending manned flight persist as Bochum Observatory reports an unmanned craft may be followed by a manned mission. Tass says station aims to adjust design and conduct cosmic studies while orbit parameters align with calculations. The last manned flight was Soyuz 9 in 1970. City officials meanwhile review local water usage and plan near-term recommendations.
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Moscow
Jay
Bochum Observatory
Tass
Park and Tribal Officials Discuss Canyon Master Plan
Park Service and Havasupai officials report progress at a Saturday meeting on the Grand Canyon master plan draft. The tribe remains opposed, with potential modifications after mid May public hearings in Pine and Grand Canyon before Congressional action.
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Havasupai Tribe
Grand Canyon National Park Service
Grand Canyon
Joseph Babitt
Flagstaff
Warren Hill
Grand Canyon Park
midMay
Pinenis
Park Service
Congress
Jill
State REA Offices Picketed by Union
Phoenix AP Members of the Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks AFL-CIO picketed NEA Express terminals in Arizona in a nationwide strike over a contract dispute. A skeleton crew ran the Phoenix terminal. operations were shut down. Pickets outside REA offices stretched across Arizona including Tucson Prescott Flagstaff and Mesa as union threats of a broader walkout circulated. The company declined to confirm a strike nationwide while noting talks in Washington had broken down last Friday. In Flagstaff two men ran the office there and it was not yet affected. Reports indicated workers at Chicago stores were active but Atlanta saw no disruption. Washington HQ spokesmen were unavailable for comment.
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Phoenix
The
Brotherhood of Railway and Airline Clerks
Afl-Cio
NEA
Arizona
REA
Arima
Tucson
Prescott
Flagstaff
Avd Mesa
Express Agency
Vickers
Chicago
Atlanta
Walents National
Washington
Winners to be announced in SUN ecology supplement Thursday
The Posters Winners will be announced in a special SUN ecology supplement published Thursday. Cash prizes will be presented by Citizens for a Better Flagstaff and the Toy Chalet, with SUNToto credited to Bill Hood.
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Bill Hood
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Winslow S&r Unit
P&z
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Servatory
Orbital Space Laboratories
City Water Use and Utiization Commission
James Rawlinson
Hualapai
Havasu Canyon
Loig Mesa
Kalbab National Forest
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Tribe
Havasupai
Robert Lovegren
Tribal Council
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