Weather summary for Flagstaff Sedona Winslow and more
Local forecast notes fair skies for Flagstaff and northern Arizona through Wednesday with 64 high on Wednesday and 27 tonight. Sedona sees fair conditions today tonight and Wednesday with highs near 75 to 78, Winslow Holbrook mostly sunny with minor afternoon clouds and near zero precipitation, Lake Powell partly cloudy today with a slight shower chance then clearing. highs around 70s and 40s tonight.
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New Citizens For Richard O'Hara Couple
A notice lists Mr and Mrs Richard OHara of California Bar 5747 NAU as new citizens. The brief item notes a Friday ceremony on April 23 with 6 pounds 14 percent az.
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Richard O'Hara
City Water Report Luncheon Friday In Flagstaff
Reservations are due Wednesday for a Friday luncheon sponsored by the Flagstaff League of Women Voters on the city water situation. The 11:30 a.m. Alpine Catering Center event features Ed Weinvock Marvin Murray Dr Earl Montgomery and Lel and McPherson discussing past and present water issues. Tickets cost 3 dollars per person. Call Christy Jensen at 175-1248 to reserve. In related news Flagstaff police investigate theft of 88 dollars in tools from a serviceruck parked at the Arizona Public Service warehouse lot. Patrolman Patrick A. Tarr said the theft was reported after noon Monday. tools appeared stolen over the weekend.
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Flagstaff
Arizona Public Service
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Ozone Hospital Notes Report on Admissions and Deaths
Hospital notes list admissions for April 23 including JoElen Pitman Watery O'Hara Evelyn Martin Shirley Cox and Florence Waldhaus. Also noted are marriages licenses for April 28 and divorces granted including Amy Overton and Jesse Odell Merritt. Brown Wilma H. 60 died at Flagstaff Community Hospital.
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Evelyn Martin
Shirley Cox
Florence Waldhaus
Richard Stephen Meredith
Carol Lynn Crump
Flagstaff
Amy Marie Overton
Dared Eugene Overton
Jesse Thomas Odell’ Merritt
Linda Mee Merritt
Council Redefines Fire Code Limits
Flagstaff City Council passed a new fire zone ordinance by a 60 vote after a brief protest by Ray Lukas of General Automotive. He argued expansion was blocked, but officials said the measure affects safety procedures only and relates to general zoning. Council members Egan and Lee supported the motion with Langley absent.
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Ray Lukas
General Automotive
Lukas
William M. Egan
AJ. Lee
Virgil Langley
Magistrate's Wife Mrs Brown Is Dead
Wilma H. Brown 60 wife of Judge A B Brown associate city magistrate died early today at Flagstaff Community Hospital Services set for 2 p m Thursday at Flagstaff Mortuary Chapel with Rev Thomas Duggen officiating Burial in Citizens Cemetery Friends may call Wednesday 4 7 p m at the mortuary Born September 28 1912 in Geary Oklahoma she came to Flagstaff in 1952 with her husband from Korea They served at Navajo Army Depot later reassigned and returned in 1959 after Brown retired from 27 years in the Army She was a homemaker survived by her husband two sisters Mrs Bock Windel McAllen Texas and Mrs Marjorie Sitter Cheyenne Wyoming plus many nieces and nephews American Cancer Society donations invited
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Arizona Daily Sun Publication Details and Rates
The record lists publication details for the Arizona Daily Sun and related notices, including address, telephone, copyright, post status, subscription rates for various delivery methods, and the circulation department. It also references the Coconino Sun weekly.
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Coconino Sun
Smith to chair NACOG activities in regional council
Cocomisa County Manager Jack Smith is named chairman of the Northern Ari tonk Council of Governments. He selects Goldie Palm ee, Springerville city clerk, as vice chair.
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Jack Smith
Te Northern Ari Tonk Council
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Smith Bed Bees
Goldie Palmee
Springerville
Ordinance Provisions May Phase Out Lighting Problems
Kemp says developers are already complying with the ordinance by installing downward shields on outdoor lighting. As current fixtures wear out, existing issues could be phased out with replacements.
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Siields
Elden predicts future improvement districts formation
The Daily Sun reports council members considered a taxpayer suit to challenge the district but were advised the grounds are slim. Estimated district cost is 382,903 with city participation not yet broken down. Using a 40 percent basis, city share would be about 158,000. City aims to open bids by May 18 after voting on the work and bid resolution.
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Daily Sun
Ed Voelker
Leland C. McPherson
Teachers seek higher pay amid district budget talks in Arizona
Arizona teachers compare favorably with state peers while administrators rank high. If funds cannot be found, they push for an override election to raise money. An override would cost about 22 cents on a $10 yearly tax for a $25,000 home. Community input should guide the decision. FEA leaders remain open to negotiation as union and district reps plan further strategy this weekend. Supt. Williams declined comment. Negotiations paused after the initial publicity campaign, with the next session unscheduled.
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Tion Association
David A. Williams
FEA
Wounded Knee Plans to Reestablish Roadblock
Oglala Sioux Tribal President Richard Wilson and residents vow to restart a roadblock at Wounded Knee after eight displaced residents were arrested at the site for allegedly assaulting federal officers during a Monday night confrontation. Deputy A G Richard Hellstein said the roadblock no longer exists and the eight were sent to Rapid City.
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Vandals Put Sugar Into Tanks on the Tracks
Report says vandals added sugar to tank areas near railway tracks. Bernard identified the incident and noted the sabotage could halt operations briefly as large vehicles were rerouted. Losses were estimated at $21,000 in Onree tracks.
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Bernard
Bernard Seit
Sedona Beauty Unit To Meet Wednesday
The Keep Sedona Beautiful Inc will hold its first annual meeting at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Sedona Elks Lodge. A year in review will guide plans for the immediate future. Officers and officers electorates are to be elected as a main item. Refreshments will be served. CRS personnel to be present.
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Keep Sedona Beautiful, Inc
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NAU Staffer Receives NSF Summer Institute Grant
Dr. Richard Foust Jr associate professor of chemistry at Northern Arizona University Center For Integrated Studies received a $1500 grant to attend the National Science Foundation Summer Institute in Environmental Chemistry for College Teachers at the University of Missouri from June 25 to August 3. The program aims to prepare college teachers to start and teach an environmental chemistry course. Dr Foust earned his PhD in chemistry from the University.
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Motel Employee Charged in Theft at Crown Motel
Delbert G. Dusmire, former Crown Motel employee in Fiegstatt, is charged with stealing a color television from a motel room on a Sunny night. He posted bond of 1000 dollars with Plagstamt Justice of the Peace Joseph Careia after the arraignment.
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Judge Vacates Forgery Sentence in Clovis NM May 7
Coconino County Superior Court judge William J. Meyers vacated a one year probation sentence for Teddy K. Price 19 charged with fee forgery of a credit card The county attorney had asked to dismiss the sentence arguing a felony conviction on that charge violated state statutes Meyers concurred and will resentence in Clovis NM by May 7.
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Coconina County
William J. Meyers
Teddy K. Price
Price
Stlovoey
Meyers
N.M
Tax Hike Talk Begins With Stein
Washington AP says Herbert F. Stein warns of recession risks as economy grows. The adviser notes inflation goals may be missed and tax increases are studied to curb expansion. He cites no firm tax plan but says price controls loom as part of anti inflation strategy.
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Uder
Herbert F. Stein
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Congress
Bombers Hit Phnom Penh During Heavy Cambodian Offensive
American BR bombers conducted their heaviest attacks in weeks around Phnom Penh and Takeo in a bid to ease Communist pressure. The missions dropped about 30 tons of explosives before dawn targeting troop positions 11 to 20 miles southeast of the capital along Highway 3. Takeo garrison repelled ground assaults with reported casualties, while Bangkok said Thailand will not send troops into Cambodia but will back the Loe Nol government.
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Kissinger Accuses Vietnam of Treaty Violations
Henry Kissinger told the Associated Press meeting that North Vietnam systematically violated key clauses of the Vietnam ceasefire, including troop withdrawals from Cambodia and Laos, and failed to honor an unconditional pledge not to send troops or supplies into South Vietnam. He questioned the value of signing if violations continue.
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Kissinger
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Food Costs Rise for U.S. Families in March
The Agriculture Department reports a $49 yearly rise in food costs for a typical family, driven by a 6.8 percent increase in farm prices and higher retail costs for beets and pork. The March basket totals $1,458, up from February, with ongoing gains noted across January and February.
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U.S
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USDA
Bond set in assault case arraignment at Justice Court
Ay Flagtatt faced arraignment after a Monday assault with a deadly weapon. Donald B. Roses, of 2706 MN, posted a $5,000 bond. Police reported the incident and the accuser’s statement is on file.
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