More Bodies Believed Buried in Texas Killing Case
Houston police say more victims may lie in shallow graves found in a rented boat stall in the Southwest area. Eight nude bodies, believed to be teenaged victims of perversion, have been unearthed as investigators question Suspect Dean Corll and his alleged accomplices. Elmer Wayne Henley led officers to the graves after admitting he killed Corll following an all night party. Police found torture instruments and ropes at Corll's home.
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Flag Fire Horn To Remain Active
Flagstaff Fire Department will keep the noon signaling horn atop the station and use it as a backup fire and disaster warning signal. Fire Chief Don Vorhies said interest from Verde Valley School Groom Creek Fire District and Kachina Village Fire District to bid on the horn was noted. The department’s new radio paging system will take over fire call duties on Wednesday Aug. 15.
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Don Vorhies
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Groom Creek
Prescott
Kachina Village
Vorhies
Markets Drift As Stocks End Near Session Lows
In slow trading on Wall Street, Caulion dominated the day as prices stayed near Wednesday levels. The Dow Jones industrial average fell about 0.98, closing near 90L M, with decliners outnumbering advancers by 515 to 459 as about 1.489 billion shares changed hands on the New York Stock Exchange.
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Wath Street
New ‘York Stock Exchange
Record Warmth and Record Lows Mark Flagstaff July
The National Weather Service reports Flagstaff saw its warmest July in years with a record 97 degrees on July 5 and a 61 degree low on July 3. July 22 and 23 posted 39 degrees, a month low, while the average reached 65.7 and precipitation was below normal at 0.87 inches with 2.28 inches nominal. The city had 442 sunshine hours, thunderstorms on 16 days, and hail once.
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National Weather Service
Municipal
Paul Sorenson
Sorenson
Moisture Returns to Northern Arizona Forecast
Moisture moves back into Northern Arizona with increasing clouds and widely scattered thunder showers expected Friday. Monsoon activity has been sparse due to a cool dry air mass. most of the state should see good weather through Friday with highs from near 60s in the high mountains to around 110 in the southwest deserts. Cool air also affected the central plains to the Great Lakes, triggering scattered storms after a Wednesday night of tornadoes and hail.
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Trial by Jury Operetta Opens Friday at NAU Auditorium
Gilbert and Sullivan operetta Trial by Jury will be staged Friday at 8 p.m. in the Northern Arizona University auditorium. NAU Senior Music Camp Opera Theatre presents with Kurt Weinsinger directing and James Mooney as musical director. The performance features a 65 member chorus and an orchestra, with Reed Armstrong as the Judge, Sarah Rice as the Plaintiff, Keith Ryan as the Defendant, Kevin Lambert as Counsel, Gary Hatch as the Usher, Britt Keeven as the Foreman, Colleen Cum- etc.
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Reed Armstrong
Sarah Rice
Keith Ryan
Kevin Lambert
Gary Hatch
Britt Keeven
Colleen Cum
Two Men Sentenced on Misdemeanor Charges in Flagstaff Court
Leonard Dolphis Mayberry, 51, of Winona Missouri, pled guilty to misdemeanor aggravated assault and received six months in county jail with time served. Fred Gene Lloyd, 18, of Flagstaff, pled guilty to misdemeanor possession of marijuana.
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Leonard Dolphis Mayberry
Winona
Fred Gene Lloyd
Flagstaff
Thomas Way
Four-Wheelers To Hear Speech By Don Seaman
Don Seaman chief of the Cocqninto National Forest in Flagstaff will speak at the Arizona State Association of Four-Wheel Drive Clubs meeting at Marshall School this Saturday at 7 p.m. He discusses Forest Service partial closures for areas like Cinder Hills to prevent resource damage and says limited use policies are being developed to avoid total closures.
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Cocqninto National Forest
Flagstaff
Arizona State Association of
Marshall School
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Cinder Hills
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Crime Commission Urges Banning of Hand Guns
In Washington the federal crime commission urged states to outlaw handguns except for law enforcement and military officers. The commission called for nationwide restrictions and seizure of civilian purchasers.
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Sedona and Winslow Weather and Licenses Update
Forecasts show Sedona and Winslow through Friday as fair with minimal rain chances and rising highs. Lake Powell remains generally fair with light winds. admissions list for Wednesday Aug 8 includes Matilde Jordan and others. several marriage licenses issued for Aug 11 and Aug 8. divorces granted list includes Beverly R Nelson and Richard W Nelson.
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Jeffers Jackson Stubbs
Payson
Utah
Margaret Arlene Grow
Richmond
Beverly R. Nelson
Richard W. Nelson
Fire Log and Miscellaneous Notices from AUG 1889
Fire log records ash brush fire on Fanning Drive possibly started by children playing with matches with damage noted. A second entry reports a fire at a fuel pile at Southwest Forest Industries with no damage. A special call to administer oxygen to Mrs Beatrice Floyd for asthma and a controversial note on repealing laws against adult consensual activities and handgun restrictions.
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Southwest Forest Industries
Canyon Dr
Beatrice Floyd
Arizona Daily Sun Publication and Subscription Details
The notice lists the Arizona Daily Sun publisher Plagstaff Pair-Inning Co with address 417 W Santa Fe Ave Flagstaff Ark and PO Box 1649. It provides telephone 774-4545 and outlines subscription rates: 8 00 per month by carrier and 135.00 per year by mail for Navajo and Yavapai counties, with other counties at 135.00. weekly Coconino Sun at 5.05 per year by mail.
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