Sedona Winslow and Harrbrook Forecast Summary
Forecast details show Sedona with scattered thundershowers today and Wednesday, highs near 96 and a 30 percent precipitation chance through Wednesday for Winslow and Hulbrook with partly cloudy spells and possible heavy showers. Weather outlook Thursday to Saturday calls for scattered afternoon showers in mountains and widely scattered elsewhere, warmer near 80s to low 100s, with Lake Powell tundershowers and gusty winds near showers.
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Arthur Adel
Northern Arizona University
Sedona
Winslow and
Hulbrook
Lake Powell
Fire log notes multiple incidents at city intersections and addresses
Fire log records incidents Friday through Monday at various locations including Humphreys Street Birch Avenue near American Legion Post a trash dumpster fire probable cause children playing with matches. Saturday entries include 1996 E Santa Fe Ave Denny's Restaurant gasoline leak washdown 1117 Paseo del Flag Halse alarm. Sunday reports a small brush fire at Cellar and Varadisé Roads. Monday lists 102 S Beaver S gasoline washdown after auto 2912 N Schevene Keith Brandon residence where a child had an asthmatic attack Oxygen provided.
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Humphreys Street
Birch Avenue
American Legion Post
E. Santa Fe Ave
Denny's
Halse
Varadisé Road
S. Beaver S
N. Schevene
Keith Brandon
Deaths in Cottonwood and Camp Verde area
Dixon Lewis 91 of Cottonwood died Aug 18 in a Cottonwood hospital. Benjamin K McDonnall 75 of Camp Verde died Aug 18 at his home. Donald J Bigel 64 of Cottonwood died Aug 19 in a Cottonwood hospital.
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Lewis
Dixon
Cottonwood
McDonall
Benjamin K
Camp Verde
Bigel
Donald J
Local figures named in community notice list
Marilyn Arkerson, Kathleen Coons, Maxine Allen, Totaria Romero, Eleanore Barreras, Jewel A Rose, Val Harwood, Nandy Christenson, Deborah Webb and Margaret Richards are identified in a community notice listing. The document records names for public or organizational purposes.
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Marilyn Arkerson
Kathleen Coons
Maxine Allen
Totaria Romero
Eleanore Barreras
Jewel A. Rose
Val Harwood
Nandy Christenson
Deborah Webb
Margaret Richards
New Citizens Births and Parents Listed
Monday August 20 records show new births for Mc and Mrs James Anderson in Kachina Village a girl seven pounds with addresses at Trail and accompanying details. Orlando Barreras at N East Street reports a boy six pounds. Jerry Coons of Oakmont welcomes a girl seven pounds four ounces. Albert Parenicau of Sherman Williams announces a girl six pounds 15 ounces. Jerry Hichards at Winslow delivers a girl with weights and missing details.
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James Anderson
Oho ‘Trail
Kachina Village
Orlando Barreras
East Street
Jerry Coons
Oakmont
Albert Parenicau
W. Sherman
Williams
Jerry Hichards
Kinsley Avenue
Winslow
MarriAge Licenses Listed for Flagstaff and Utah Couples
Marriage licenses issued for Aug 19 include Paul Lyman Jillison Jr 22 and Teena Langston 19 both of Flagstaff Michael Dillard Morrow 21 and Kathleen Suzanne Jones 19 both of Flagstaff Daniel Nuffer 30 and Kathy Heisner 21 both of Manti Utah granted by Rev Paul D Magnuson.
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Lickinses
Paul Lyman Jillison Jr
Teena Langston
Flagstaff
Michael Dillard Morrow
Kathleen Suzanne Jones
Daniel Nuffer
Kathy Heisner
Manti
Utah
Paul D. Magnuson
Arizona Daily Sun publication notice summary
The Arizona Daily Sun announces its weekday evening edition published by Flagstaff Publishing Co at 417 W Santa Fe Ave Flagstaff Arizona with mail and subscription rates listed and a general notice of service and delivery details for Flagstaff and surrounding counties.
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Flageatl Publishing Co
W. Santa Fe Ave
Flagstaff
Ariz
Pest
Arizona Daily San
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Aris
Coconine
Navajo
Yavapai
All Sisters US
NAU Residence Halls Expected to Stay Near Capacity
Joseph C. Ralle, dean of University services, says Northern Arizona University's fall occupancy will be near previous years. NAU has built several new residence halls to meet high student demand, and occupancy remains among the Southwest's highest.
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Northern Arizona University
Joseph C. Ralle
University Services
NAU
Rolle
Stoderta
Laos Coup Attempt Boosts Right Wing Demands
In Vientiane an unsuccessful rightwing bid to oust Premier Souvanna Phouma failed after 10 hours. Thao Ma led 100 supporters in a raid on the airport with bombings and air force planes. The coup collapsed when his T28 bomber crashed. he died from injuries. The government warned that the incident could prompt broader military guarantees and more troops to counter Communist Pathet Lao influence.
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Vientiane
Laos
Souvanna
Phouma
Pathet Lao
Souvanna Phouma
Thao Ma
Mekong
Thailand
Thac Ma
Prince Boun Oum
Thao Mao
Park Tax Revenue Being Held
The Arizona Supreme Court has stayed the Tempe park tax refunds pending who should receive rebates. About 4 000 home buyers from September 1971 onward seek share in roughly 440 000 in disputed proceeds after the tax was found unconstitutional. A separate alienation of affection suit against City Councilman Virgil H Langley was dismissed in Cuconino County Superior Court.
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Phoenix
Tempe
Arizona Supreme Court
James Thike Cameron
High Court
Virgil H. Langley
Cuconino County Superior Court
Laurance T. Wren
Milton G. Evans
Langley
Burglary at Fred Harvey Lodge Near Grand Canyon
Sheriff's detectives report a weekend break in at the Fred Harvey Lodge on the Grand Canyon south rim. Thieves netted about $4 in merchandise and nearly $3,500 in Indian jewelry. Nine cameras and small gift shop items were stolen. Evidence is being studied by the Department of Public Safety crime lab in Phoenix.
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Sheriff's
Fred Harvey Lodge
Grand Canyon
Ken Clark
Department of Public Safety
Rime Lab
Phoenix
Preliminary Hearing Set for Brown in Flagstaff Court
Thomas Richard Brown, 23, of 1616 N Isabelle, is scheduled for a Thursday preliminary hearing in Flagstaff Precinct Justice Court on felony assault with a deadly weapon. Arraigned Friday, bail set at 275. Brown remains jailed after agreeing to conditions and being ordered to hire his own attorney.
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Thomas Richard Brown
Isabelle
Flagstaff Precinct
Brown
Harn
Joseph Garcia
Milk Turning Point Near as Beef Price Controls End
USDA dairy economists warn that lifting government controls on beef prices next month could trigger higher cattle prices and force dairy producers to cull herds or sell out. If beef prices rise, packers and retailers may charge more, affecting milk producers this fall and winter.
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Washington
Sone
Agriculture Department
USDA
Hurricane Brenda Moves Inland in Mexico
The hurricane Brenda moved inland across Mexico near Ciudad del Carmen on the Yucatan's southwestern flank. Reports from Ciudad del Carmen cited 52 mph winds with gusts to 54 mph as the storm churned along the seacoast. No damage or injuries were immediately reported, though a distress signal was received from a ship attempting to ride out the storm.
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Mexico City
Brenda
Mexico
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Ciudad del Carmen
Yucatan Peninsula
U.S. Coast Guard
Sergeant Held for Espionage in Washington Case
Washington AP report says Air Force sergeant James L. Wood of Tacoma Washington, 35, was charged with espionage after arrest with a Russian diplomat while attempting to pass secret military documents. Wood faces a court martial for U S military law violations. the duo were found with classified papers in a rented cab in Queens New York on July 21.
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Washington
Air Force
Pentagon
James L. Wood
Tacoma
Wash
Wood
Queens
Nly
FHS
Soviet Union
Cubans May Change Pleas in Watergate Burglary Case
Miami attorney Ellis Rubin said he may advise four Cubans jailed in the Watergate burglary to plead innocence and sue the Committee for the Re election of the President. He would delay advising for a couple of weeks to see what Sen. Lowell Weicker plans from the Senate committee.
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Miami
Committee
Ellis Rubin
Lowell Weicker
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Rubin
Danbury
Conm
Weicker
Senate
Nixon considers delaying California news conference
SAN CLEMENTE Calif AP President Nixon weighs delaying his long promised California news conference until next week White House sources say the delay would allow time for talks with political advisers before his first appearance in over five months for questioning about his Watergate stained administration Press Secretary Ronald L Ziegler said he would discuss the conference with the President today and a decision on the date may follow
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
California
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Gains in IQ Tests at Winslow School for Mentally Retarded Children
Four pupil group at Winslow's School for Mentally Retarded Children showed IQ gains from 13 to 18 points after 12 months of individualized programs. Teacher Eleanor Kay outlined that progress depends on development rate and time in school and that tests are only one part of assessing development. Twelve trainable children will begin classes Monday amid state funding concerns, with hopeful plans to maintain the program.
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Winslow
Eleanor Kay
Meat Crisis Boosts Vegan Fashion and Diet Trends
Vegetarians are finding meat shortages push them toward vegan living and fruit heavy meals. Freya Dimshah of the American Vegan Society cites rising meat prices, limited beef supply, and a growing membership with chapters nationwide. The group advocates a dairy and egg free, animal product free diet and lifestyle.
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Freya Dimshah
American Vegan Society
Malaga
N.J
Dimshah
Menas
Market slide deepens as Dow nudges new low
In slow trading, New York stocks fell as rates and inflation deterred buyers. The Dow Jones industrial average stood at 861.98 at noon, down 5.42 from the prior session, with the bluechip index closing Monday at 867.40, a 20 month low. declining issues led 2 to 1 over advances.
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New York
Money Not Bar To School Food
The district offers a free lunch program for children whose families cannot afford 45 cents for elementary or 60 cents for secondary meals. Eligibility uses a graduated income scale from 2 519 to 10 000 for up to 12 children with 587 added per extra child, plus allowances for medical or disaster costs. Foster children may qualify, and eligibility can be applied for at the school attended. appeals contact the School Food Authority at 774 8728 extension 48.
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Flagstalf
David A. Williams
Willams
School Food Authority
Williams
Alavarte
Pat
Oil Executives Warned Over Fuel Allocation Plan
White House energy chief John Love told oil executives some show callous disregard for regular customers under the voluntary fuel allocation program. He urged them to make the plan work to avoid mandatory controls and preserve distribution patterns despite reports of unequal allocations.
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White House
John Love
Lave
Love
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