Weather brief and local admissions and discharges
Weather data for Sedona Winslow and Holbrook with highs from 81 to 94 and chances of thundershowers through Sunday. Forecast notes scattered storms, breezy conditions near shower areas, and a 30 percent precipitation chance. Admissions include Angel Pozas and Duana Nelson. discharges include Robert Kirner Tamara McGee Clydeen Uressett and baby girl Diane Fountain and baby boy and Vivian Morales.
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Ilaum
Arthur Adel
Northern Arizona University
Sedona
Winslow and
Holbrook
Powell
Angel Pozas
Duana Nelson
Robert Kirner
Deaths: Rev Marlin S Swanson 84 in Chicago
The Rev Marlin S Swanson aged 84 died on July 17 in Chicago. He served as a clergyman and was known for his community work. His passing was announced by local church friends and associates. He is survived by relatives and church colleagues.
Southwest Ordered To Curb Smoke Emissions
Southwest Forest Industries was ordered by the State Air Pollution Control Hearing Board to stop smoke emissions from its Eager sawmill by November 1. The board allowed burning for a grace period to allow compliance, and company officials plan a $112,000 tepee burner to meet regulations by the deadline. A hearing for a conditional operating permit on the levee burner was postponed to August 24, 1974. In Sedona, the Rotary Club donated $1,000 to the ambulance fund following an oil painting sale, aiding replacement for a damaged unit. At Williams, services were set for Robert W. Williams with burial in Williams Cemetery. Williams noted as a carpenter and Odd Fellows member, survived by a large extended family.
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Phoenix
Southwest Forest Industries
Arizona
Sedona
Rotary Club
Robert Sternberger
Hartman
Williams
Walker
Robert W
Shorty
Odd Fellows
Williams Cemetery
Pennsylvania
Wickenburg
Odd Fellows Lodge
Esther
W.G
Washington
Phillip
Daniel
Raymond
Charles
Fred
George
Eichstedt
Calif
Fred Morey
Lloyd Morey
Texas
Louise McCovery
California
Margaret Friesner
Irene Hoover
Arizona Daily Sun Local Publication Details
The notice lists the Arizona Daily Sun publisher Flagstaff Publishing Co with address 437 W Santa Fe Ave Flagstaff AZ 86001 and subscription rates 32.4 per month by carrier and 25.00 by mail, plus contact 774 3345 for circulation and related publication details for Coconino Sun weekly edition.
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Flagstaff Publishing Co
W. Santa Fe Ave
Flagstaff
Ariz
Arizona Daily Sak
Vacenine
Navajo
Yavapai
Coconino Sun
Wbama Fe Ave
Inn Income Shows Gains MEMPHIS Holiday Inn licensee profits rise
United Inns Inc the largest single licensee of Holiday Inns reports nine month fiscal 1973 revenues above 35 million a 14.5 percent increase. Total income reaches 3.2 million up from 2.8 million last year with earnings per share up 7 cents to 79 cents a 9.7 percent gain. United Inns operates the Holiday Inn in Flagstaff and has local stockholders.
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Memphis
Flagstaff
Beans and film work from Running Productions in education
The piece profiles filmmaker Running of Virginia bean farm roots and his educational media output. It details 16 films and 12 film strips produced in a year, collaborations with U S Geological Survey and Coronet Instructional Films, a Native Southwest focus, and Still photography for wife Helen's articles.
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Virginia Bean Farm
Running
Boston
Running Productions
U.S. Geological Survey
Astro Geology
Coronet
Phoenix TV
Southwest
Helen
Meat supply uncertainty at El Rancho and Hote of Sirloin
Meat manager Luis Meza of El Rancho says meat shipments remain irregular and uncertain, as packers control supplies. Mary Renner of the Hotel of Sirloin reports day by day operations with Swift's warnings, planning to order 400 pounds next week while unable to predict deliveries. If business ends, she jokes about switching to fishing and renaming the place House of Trout.
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Luis Meza
el Rancho
Mary Renner
Hote
Sirloin
Swift's
Flagstaff Orchestra to Close Season With Kodaly Te Deum
Festival musicians perform Zoltan Kodaly Te Deum in a 2 p.m. concert at University Auditorium Flagstaff Symphony led by conductor Thomas Kirshbaum with tenore Edgar Stone and Northern Arizona Oratorio Society offering Psalmus Hungarious. Menahem Pressler guest pianist joins for Rachmaninoff Piano Concerto No. 2 before Shostakovich 10th Symphony. Repeat show at 8 p.m. Tuesday at Grady Gammage Auditorium ASU campus.
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Zoltan Kodaly
Flagstaff
Harlier
Thomas Kirshbaum
Flagstaff Symphony
Edgar Stone
Northern Arizona Oratorio Society
Psalmus Hungarious
Solomon
University Auditorium
Menahem Pressler
Pressler
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Dmitri Shostakovich
Grady Gammage
Arizona State University
Watergate Briefing Updates From Senate Panel
Watergate at a glance shows Gray stating he acted on White House orders when taking papers. Haig recalls Nixon briefing him on tapes but delaying release. Wilson apologizes for slur to Inouye. Senate panel plans two more witnesses before a summer recess.
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Washington
Gray
L. Patrick Gray III
FBI
Senate Watergate Committee
White House
Howard Hunt
Haig
Alexander Haig
Nixon
Wilson
John Wilson
John Ehrlichman
H.R. Haldeman
Daniel Inouye
Hawaii
Senate
Henry E. Petersen
Richard G. Kieindienst
Flagstaff Board Set to Review Test Results and APEx Classes
The Flagstaff Public Schools board plans 6:30 p.m. Monday at Flagstaff High School to receive the annual achievement test report with no action. It will consider four APEx reading and writing classes for 1973 74, approve two bids, study student and athletic insurance, and act on raising high school tower fees from 3 to 3 50 per year.
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Flagstaff
Board of Education
Flagstaff High School
APEX
Phone Exchange To Change Sunday in Flagstaff Area
Residents east of Fourth Street in Flagstaff gain new telephone numbers as Mountain Bell rolls out a 1.3 million program. The new exchange 526 will debut Sunday with touch tone dialing and other features. full programs start by September. Jan Everett announced the changes and new numbers have been mailed to residents.
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Fourth Street
Flagstaff
Mountain Ball
Jan Everett
Miss Everett
Sie
Road Bid Results Light Amid Arizona Highway Jobs
Tanner Bros Construction Co leads with a bid of 648 480 on a 10 mile State Route project near the junction with Highway 180. Mesa Paving 657 922 also under estimate as other bids surfaced on U S 69 North near Flagstaff. A 11 percent over bidder Gustafson Co and Tiffany Construction posted 157 645 and 169 490 respectively. A 51 year old Missouri transient Leonard Uy Mayberry is held on charges of assault with a deadly weapon after a stabbing in downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanner Bros. Construction Co
Arizona Highway Department
Tanner
Mesa Paving, Inc
Highway Department
U.S. 69
Flagstaff
JW. Construction Co
Phoenix
BLL, Gustafson Co
Tiffany Construction, Inc
Missouri
Cleve Frazier
Leonard Uy
Mayberry
Winona
Chamber Concert Warmth From Shapiro and Pressler Duo
Eudice Shapiro violin and Menahem Pressler piano carried a warm intimate recital at Flagstaff Summer Festival University Auditorium. The program featured Bozza and Fine woodwind pieces plus Prokofiev and Brahms sonatas, with the duo’s rare joint performance yielding praise and a second standing ovation as they fulfilled a longtime dream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eudice Shapiro
Menahem Presscher
Flagstaff
Irving’ Fine
Eugenie Bozza
Huulist
Philip Swanson
Warren Sutherland
Jack Nallerree
Yack Rausch
Larry Philpott
Prokofiev
Miss Shapiro
Pressler
Brahms
Miss. Shapiro
Goldwater Canyon Bill Backed by Subcommittee
A Senate subcommittee approved Sen. Barry Goldwater's measure to expand Grand Canyon National Park. The panel deleted expansion of the Havasupai Indian Reservation, opting for a study instead and potential purchase of grazing lands. It also removed a proposed zone of influence around the park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Barry Goldwater
Grand Canyon National Park
Subcommittee On
National Parks and Monuments
Man Booked For Burglary In Mountainaire Case
Ted Eddings, 21, of 856 Kiowa Trail, was arrested Friday on first degree burglary charges. He is accused of taking carpenter tools, lumber, and other materials from Bill Plaster's home and yard in Mountainaire during mid July while Plaster was away.
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Ted Eddings
Kiowa Trail
Eddings
Bill Plaster
Mountainaire
Plaster
Rev Swanson Dies in Chicago After Long Ministry
The Rev. Martin L. Swanson died July 17 in Chicago at age 84. He spent six months in Flagstaff last year with his daughter, Mrs. Margaret Benson. He served 50 years in ministry with the Augustana Lutheran Church and the Lutheran Church of America, pastoring churches in Mt. Vernon and Everett Wash Detroit Mich Claremont Groveland and Leesburg Fla. Survived by five children his wife had died in 1986.
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Martin L. Swanson
Chicago
Margaret Benson
Swanson
Augustana Lutheran Church
Lutheran Church of America
Mt. Vernon
Everett
Wash
Detroit
Mich
Claremont
Groveland
Leesburg
Fla
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Arizona Daily Sun
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Goldwater
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Irin
Telahone
Bain
Harry Novak
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