06 Aug 1977
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1977
Page
1
Sun sets at 7 25 pm and a warm day ahead with a high around 86. Forecasts for Sedona Winslow Holbrook Lake Powell show hot, sunny, and breezy conditions with afternoon thundershowers possible, and highs mainly in the 90s.
Dear Abby letters express opposing views on renaming hurricanes. Charline objects to female names and a male or mythological alternative. Dorothy supports naming a future storm after herself and rejects a female god as responsible. The exchange highlights gendered views in weather naming debates.
The page delivers a string of zodiac notes with misspellings and typos. Each sign offers modest advice on behavior and mood, urging calm, outdoor activity, or social caution while highlighting personal well being and family responsibilities.
Charles Warren, chairman of the President's Council on Environmental Quality, urged Arizona officials to pursue a national balance between economic growth and environmental protection. He praised Gov. Raul Castro's address, defended continued use of energy like air conditioning and solar power, and argued ecology is a science with no inherent morality while highlighting rapid growth of environmental awareness. Dr. R James Becker criticized prime agricultural land waste and erosion, noting lack of a comprehensive land-use policy in Arizona.
Charles Warren chairman of the President's Council on Environmental Quality predicts the new Department of Energy will drive cooperation between federal and state governments and spur energy policy reforms. He highlights coal nuclear and solar as options while noting rising foreign oil dependence and shifts in foreign exchange impact on energy. Warren praises James R. Schlesinger as the first energy secretary and cites congressional awareness growing over the past six to eight months.
Dollie Opel Scott 65 died Wednesday at Flagstaff Community Hospital. Services Monday at Victory Chapel with Rev. Ron Burrell officiating. Survivors include husband Virgil daughters Trane Jordan Nelda Thomas and Joyce Hynes brothers and sisters. Also notes a remodeling remark on Kinlani Building and multiple petty thefts in Flagstaff including a rental apartment, truck stop, library wallet theft, and a stolen suitcase from US 89 travel.
The piece cites a survey of 1,600 centenarians to extract a practical guide: leave home early, work for oneself when possible, avoid overemphasizing security, marry, and have many children. It notes a persistent, never-give-up attitude among respondents and their belief in being in charge. It also includes a Q&A about the world’s most distant point from land in the South Pacific.
Martin Jensen 84 a resident since 1942 died Thursday at Flagstaff Community Hospital Born December 8 1892 in Veddum Denmark he naturalized in 1915 and worked in saw mills in South Dakota and Arizona He moved to Arizona in 1936 operated Jensen Saw Mill till 1981 then started a trucking and ready mix cement business Retired 1955 Services Monday at 10 am Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints Second Ward Loma Vista Burial in Peaceful Valley Cemetery Friends may call at Greenlaw Funeral Home Sunday Survivors include widow Pearl two daughters Christine Derryberry and Marianna Gardner both of Flagstaff two sons James Jengen of Williams and Melvin Jensen of Page 26 grandchildren 12 great grandchildren
Fragmented postal catalog text shows publication details for Flagstaff Arizona area. Readers are informed about subscription rates, postage, and circulation terms. The stray lines mention The Arizona tally senate and Flagstaff Publishing Company with addresses and delivery instructions.
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