Weather and Notices From Flagstaff Area August 1 to 4
Weather forecasts cover Flagstaff Sedona Winslow Holbrook and Lake Powell with temperatures highs 89 to 105 and lows 40s to 60s. Aug 1-4 lists residents and incidents including car and brush fires a school electrical short and new citizen notices. deaths report Edward Farrell of Page.
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Deserts
Lake Powell
Franklin Avenue
Fountain Street
Cedar Avenue
East Flagstaff Junior High School
Physiologist Probes Kidneys of Snakes
Tucson based physiologist Dr. William Dantzler studies snake kidneys to reveal how kidneys regulate blood concentration and uric acid. Funded by NSF and NIH grants totaling 65,000 annually, he argues snake kidney research may illuminate human kidney disease and treatment approaches.
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Max. Jegs
Associated Press
Tucson
University of Arizona
William Dantelec
Dantzler
National Science Foundation
National Institute of Health
Helicopter theft case tied to Arizona man with 13 wives
A Phoenix suburb court hears Alex Joseph 29 charged with possession of a stolen helicopter. Key witness Hall of Clearspace Foundation testified the missing chopper was found on Joseph's Utah property. Joseph's bond set at 10000 dollars. next hearing August 15.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Alex Joseph
Joseph
Arizona
Peoria
William Hall
Hall
Clearspace Foundation
Utah
Michael Kimerér
John C. Miller
Henryville
U.S. Air Force
Miller
Kane County
Justice of the Peace
John Saare
Bureau of Land Management
Glen Canyon City
Santa Fe to Build 70 Mile Rail Spur for Coronado Station
Santa Fe Industries plans a $50 million 76 mile rail spur to haul coal for the Coronado Generating station near St. Johns Arizona. Cherokee and Peabody will supply about half of Salt River Project's 86 million tons needed over 35 years, with trains of seven million units moving 400 miles from Star Lake New Mexico.
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Chicago
Santa Fe Industries
Coronado
St. Johns
Ariz
Cherokee and Pittsburgh Coal and Mining Co
Santa Fe
Peabody-Thermal Energy Co
Salt River Project
Star Lake
New Mexico
San Juan
Cherokee
Peabody
John Reed
DES Advisory Council to Meet in Flagstaff at Little America
The 18 member DES Advisory Council will convene at 9 30 a m Friday in Flagstaff at the Little America Motel. John L Huerta DES director and council chairman Rosendo Gutierrez of Phoenix say open public meetings will move through key Arizona communities to boost public exposure to state government operations. The agenda covers a Huerta administration update a Navajo food stamp program report by Ronald Bachman and a DES Navajo Tribal Council contract negotiations status with Reginald Begaye. An afternoon workshop will focus on council DES relations.
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Department of Economic Security Advisory Council
Flagstaff
Little America
DES
Department
John L. Huerta
Rosendo Gutierrez
Phoenix
Arizona
Huerta
Ronald Bachman
Navajo Tribal Council
Reginald Begaye
Council
Flagstaff Publishing details and subscription rates
The Arizona Daily Sun notes copy rights with Flagstaff Publishing Co. and lists subscription terms. Weekly Coconino Sun schedules and delivery details are provided, including carrier and mail rates for different counties and areas.
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Flagstaff Publishing Co
W. Santa Fe Ave
Flagstaff
Ariz
Bahl
Arizona Daily Sun
Arizona
Coconino
Navajo
Yavapai
Ulation Department
Coconino Sun Weekly
M. Flagstall Publishing
Santa Fe Ave
Girls complain of sex bias at Arcadia High School
Arcadia High School girls Param Whiffen and Nancy Ehlers allege in a federal complaint to HEW that they were denied membership in the school's Key Club because of their sex. Attorney Ted Jarvi says HEW is expected to schedule a hearing under Title IX regulations.
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Scottsdale
Arcadia High School
Param Whiffen
Nancy Ehlers
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Key Club
Kiwanis International
Ted Jarvi
Speech Drama Conference Planned for September
Preliminary plans for the Arizona Communication and Theatre Association fall conference led by Dr. John Monsma NAU associate professor focus on Two Centuries of American Communications. The Sept 26 87 Sedona event aims for 75 educators with NAU colleagues Dr. Harold Larson Richard Parker helping.
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Northern Arizona University
Harold Larson
John Monsina
Richard Parker
Arizona Communications and Theatre Association
Sedona
Arizona Communication and Theatre Association
John Monsma
Monsma
King's Ransom Motel
NAU
Arizona moratorium halts gas service to new customers
The Arizona Corporation Commission imposes a temporary moratorium on new natural gas connections to homes and businesses not yet on gas lines. Current customers are unaffected. Prospective customers may join a priority wait list via local Southern Union offices, with allocations based on gas supply and withdrawals. Natural gas remains the preferred energy source as supplies expand.
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Arizona Corporation Commission
Arizona
Southern Union Gas
Southern Union
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John W. Mackey Jr
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Susan M. Hilbers
Camp Verde
Alan R. Radematt
Christine A. Buechex
John S. Collier
Pampa
Tex
Carolyn E. Stover
Paul O'Dair
Dorinda S. Brewer
Pinedale
Richard Magness
Sandra Gayle Smith
Tuba City
Frank Nelson
Lorraine Nelson
Flagstaff Community Hospital
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Paul Stein
Terrance
Farrell
Edward
Northland
Cottonwood
Williams
Grand Canyon
Payson
Winslow
Kingman
Prescott Phoenix
Yuma
Coconina
DES Council
Arizonnooy Syn
Aspen Veterinary Clinic
Conley Westover
D.V.M
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Janis Moore
Leupp Road
North Hwy
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National Endowment For the Humanities
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Creative Arts Center
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Southern Union Gas Company
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