Plans Moving for New Bank in Flagstaff
A Flagstaff group moves toward establishing The Bank of Northern Arizona to serve Northern Arizona. Articles of incorporation filed with the Arizona Corporation Commission, aiming to open early in 1978 in Flagstaff. Board includes 11 named local professionals and business leaders, with 19 guarantors supporting pre-organization funds.
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Flagstaff
Northern
Arizona
Arizona Corporation Commission
Jimmy Wood
Bank of Northern Arizona
Alka
Walter Madsen
Wood
Moore &, West Economic Research, Inc
Phoenix
Bank of Northern’ Arizona
Joseph R. Babbitt, Jr
Frank H. Besnette
College of Business Administration
NAU
J. Charles Casebeer
Richard G. Cook
Joseph R. Gee
Chartered Life
David D. Chase
Verne D. Seidel, Jr
H.M.S. Enterprises, Inc
Seidel’ 3-Tire
Autona
Piast
Tho A. Tachias
Rabbitt Ford, Inc
Coconino County Board of Supervisors
Douglas J. Wall
Mangum, Wall, Stoops & Warden
Museum of Northern Arizona
Two killed in car wreck south of Flagstaff on I‑17
A single vehicle crash 10 miles south of Flagstaff on Interstate 17 Sunday morning killed Michael Parkman aged 13 at the scene. Driver John Herlehy 22 died at 7:15 p.m. at Flagstaff Community Hospital. Three other occupants, including David Parkman 33, Kelly 11, and Chris 9, were hospitalized with injuries.
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Flagstaff
Flagstaff Community Hospital
Michael Parkman
John Ray Herlehy
Arizona
University
Michael
David Parkman
Ned Warren in Custody Again in Land Fraud Case
Ned Warren, 63, was arrested at his Phoenix home by Pima County deputies and will be brought to Tucson for arraignment on 16 counts of securities fraud related to mortgage sales with the defunct Equitable Mortgage Co. Warren has pleaded guilty to land fraud and faced prior bribery convictions. He underwent heart surgery earlier this year.
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Tucson
Ned Warren
Phoenix
Pima County
Warren
Superior Courts
Equitable Mortgage Co
Equitable
Arizona
Argentines Studying Castro Nomination As U S Ambassador
An Argentine paper reports Arizona Governor Raul Castro is being considered for the U S ambassadorship to Argentina. Clarin cites sources noting no confirmation of submission or approval and mentions opposition from some Argentine conservatives. Castro, 61, born in Mexico, has prior posts in El Salvador and Brazil. Meanwhile, Coconino County extends emergency jail visitation suspension due to ongoing construction.
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Arizona
Raul Castro
U.S. Aman
Clarin
U.S
Castro
Jorge Videla
Isabel Peron
White House
Aida
Tom Rippey
Argentina
Mexico
Salvador
Brazil
United Sates
Coconino County
Joe Richards
Carter Signs Clean Air Law and Public Works Bill
President Carter signed a comprehensive clean air act plus a public works bill totaling over 10 billion dollars. The measure funds 500 water projects, with nine killed or deferred after his review, and includes a recission option to revote on disputed water projects. Carter urged further water policy reform while continuing a broader tax proposal.
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Congress
Plalna Baptist Church
New Maranatha Baptist Church
Applegate Lake
Ore
Atchafalaya River
Cache Basin
Ark
Columbia Dam
Tenn
Hillsdale Lake
Kan
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
South Carolina
Tallshala Creek
Miss
Auburn
Calif
Bayou Bodeau
Clinch River
Tennessee
United States
Makarios Buried In Cyprus
Archbishop Makarios the political and spiritual leader of Cyprus is buried in a mountain tomb after an emotional funeral procession through Nicosia. Tens of thousands of Greek Cypriots watched the coffin on a jeep carriage before it was taken to Kykko monastery in the Troodos mountains. He died at 63 from a heart attack, leaving Cyprus amid Greek and Turkish rivalry.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Makarios
Kykko
Troodos
Mediterranean
Britain
Protestors Dragged Out By Police At Oregon Nuclear Plant
Protests across 17 states mark Hiroshima anniversary as police arrest 92 demonstrators in Ranier Oregon after they blocked the Trojan power plant gates. Similar actions occurred near Avila Beach California with over 50 arrests as crowds rallied against nuclear power.
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Oregon
Hiroshima
Avila Beach
Calif
Ranier
Ore
Trojan
Portland General Electric
PDT
Sunny Mornings And Likely Afternoon Thunderstorms
A forecast notes sunny morning hours and cloudy afternoon conditions on Tuesday with a chance of afternoon or evening thundershowers. Weather outlook highlights brief rain risk and warmer afternoon temperatures.
Sunspots Rhodes to Speak in Flagstaff on Saturday
U S Representative John Rhodes will address a Flagstaff audience this Saturday as part of a brief visit to Arizona. The stop is highlighted by a Democrat barbecue planned near Williams with Governor Raul Castro expected to attend. Mountain Bell workers reach an agreement averting a strike, ensuring stable local service.
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U.S
John Rhodes
Flagstaff
Raul Castro
Williams
Alaska Pipeline Waste Sparks Bipartisan Probe
A Washington report says Trans Alaska pipeline builders wasted 1.5 billion as workers idled, gear sat outdoors, and parts were ordered from warehouses. The Alyeska operation faced supervision flaws, storage chaos, and weather damage, while Alaska seeks lower transport costs before ICC hearings.
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Washington
Trans Alaska Pipeline
Peipeline
Alaska Peline Commission
Terry F.lenzer
Watergate
Alyeska
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Valdez
Welfare Overhaul Aims to Aid Taxpayers
Washington AP Carter plans to boost welfare via a larger earned income tax credit benefiting many taxpayers. The proposal preserves a 10 percent credit on the first 4000 but raises the phaseout threshold to 9080 for a family of four, expanding relief to workers with modest incomes.
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Washington
Carter
America
Oe Administration
Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph A. Califano Jr
Califano
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