Lunar Treasures From Moon Match Apollo 1’s Return
Apollo 12 astronauts John Young Charles Duke and Thomas Mattingly brace to leave lunar orbit with 245 pounds of rocks. The haul, likely oldest lunar samples, aims to reveal volcanic origins and Moon birth over four billion years ago as mission control tracks the 66 hour voyage home. Splashdown planned in the Pacific.
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Charles M. Duke Jr
Thomas K. Maltingly
Casper
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Pacific Ocean
Young and
Lyle
Mission Central
Ehming Bowlders
Iinar
Presidential Candidate to Speak at NAU
Linda Jenness Socialist Workers Party candidate for president will speak at p m in the business administration auditorium at Northern Arizona University. The talk, open to the public, is sponsored by ASNAU as part of a drive to host as many presidential candidates as possible. Jenness, active in the women’s movement, ran for mayor of Atlanta in 1969 and governor of Georgia in 1970. She has spoken at Glendale Community College and Arizona State University earlier today. Also from APTaipei earthquake hits northeast Taiwan killing two injuring 11 strong aftershocks follow in evening. police report.
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Linda Jenness
Business Administration
Northern Arezona University
Miss Jenness
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ASNAU
MAU
Socialist Workers Party
Atlanta
Georgia
Glendale Community Tallege
Arizona State University
Foes Slice Path To Kontum City
North Vietnamese forces broke the Tan Canh Dak To highland defense line 35 miles north of Kontum City and pushed South Vietnamese units back toward Vo Dinh Highway 14. Air battles erupted as bombers suffered damage and helicopters were shot down. Thanh Hoa and Dong Ho sites faced U S bombing raids and missiles. US aircrews suffered losses, while Da Nang base endured rocket fire and casualties. Kontum remains a key objective as the offensive advances in the central highlands.
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Grand opening highlighted by community leaders and dancers
Story of Success Consultant and Kent Ware of the Opportunities Industrialization Center congratulate Robert Lomadatkie Jr., NACA Board president. In the foreground, Tri val drummers set the pace for Indian dancers, with broader coverage on page 6.
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Kent Ware
Opportunities Industrialization Center
Robert Lomadatkie Jr
NACA
Lower Phow
Sun
Don Cole
Flagestaff Indian Center
Arizona
Native Americans For Community Action
Naca Board of
Robert Lamadafkte Jr
Frank Holmes
Clarence Hamilton
Flagstall
Sylvan Harenberg
Curtis Nordwall
Arizona Indian Centers, Inc
Phoenix
Indian Center Opening Rated Major Success
The grand opening of the Flagstaff Indian Center drew about 600 attendees from 20 tribes. NA CA leaders and guests from Hopi, Flagstaff, and Phoenix spoke on progress and rights, with Indian dances and remarks on identification and opportunity.
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Indian Center
Margaret Wolfe
Holmes
Lomanattewa
Arizona
Hamilton
Inilen Center
Hart Prairie project seeks golf course ski lift permit
Summit Properties asks the County Planning and Zoning Commission for a use permit for a golf course and ski lift on a 325 acre Hart Prairie parcel. The plan includes 477 single family lots, 37 acres for multifamily, 68 acres for commercial use, a 0.9 acre golf course usable as a ski run, and a nearly mile long ski lift. The proposal also shifts to a cluster layout and debates sewer and road standards as county officials weigh new subdivision guidelines alongside a separate Alpine East rezoning bid and a broader review of water, roads, and lot sizes. The commission will review these items and compare them with other northern Arizona counties’ rules.
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Hart Praiie
Arktution
Summit and Post Company
Dallas
Amal Corporation
Post
Summit
Amo
Cluster Landing
Board of Supervisors
Arizona
Commission
Scott McClelland
McClelland
Board
Ralph Juergens
Pat Syler
Syler
Justgens
McCleland
Ratliff - Miller Investment Company
Tempe
Alpine East
Beauchamp elected president of Arizona Education Association
Flagstaff educator Tom Beauchamp was elected president of the Arizona Education Association at its Tucson convention. The seventh year teacher at Flagstaff High School is the first district instructor from Flagstaff to hold the ABA presidency, following Dr. Agnes Allen’s tenure 70 years ago. Frances Smith won treasurer unopposed. four AEA directors were Michael Reed, William McFarland, Doyle Coffey, and Margerite Pasate. The assembly also voted against a constitutional amendment banning busing for school integration.
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Flagstaff
Tom Beauchamp
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State Association
the Sun
Catharine Gianopulos
AEA
Flagstaff Education Association
Tom Beachamp
Arizona Education Assny
Flagstaff High School
Flagstaft
ABA
Agnes Allen
Northern Are 2Ona University
Arizona State University
ASU
Frances Smith
Michael Reed
Round Valley
Chinle
Wiliam McFarland
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