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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1971

Page

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Berlin Pact Approval Likely After 17 Months Talks

Secretary of State William Rogers met with two envoys in Washington on Wednesday as indications arose that the United States will approve the Berlin agreement. Kenneth Rush, U S ambassador to West Germany, flew in to brief Rogers and return to Germany later in the day after 17 months of negotiations with British French and Soviet ambassadors.

Washington William P. Rodgers Berlin U.S Kenneth Rush West Germany Rogers Germany

Bond Election Set Winslow to Vote On City Complex

Winslow City Council sets Oct 19 for a bond election to fund a new 11 000 square foot city complex at Second St and Williamson Ave. The plan covers jail police offices magistrate court and council chambers with potential future wings. estimated cost 390 000 funded by up to 280 000 general revenue bonds. Traffic control signs also updated designating through way streets and school signing to align with state plans.

Winslow SNS Second St Williamson Ave Thomas Whipple Williamson Berry-North Park Alfred Hillview Cherry-Fleming Aspinwall

Waller Wins in Mississippi Dem runoff upset

Jackson attorney William Waller defeated Lt. Gov. Charles Sullivan in Mississippi’s Democratic runoff, advancing to a general election against Charles Evers. With 2,502 of 2,505 reporting units, Waller led 388,399 to 327,461, sweeping 62 counties after trailing earlier in the race.

Jackson, Miss Willliam Waller Charles Sullivan Mississippi Jackson Charles Evers Waller Sullivan

Farrell Case Delayed as Two Judges Disqualified

In Coconino County Arizona a motion to suppress evidence against Don Farrell tied to a December 1970 Sedona restaurant burglary led to automatic disqualification of Judge J Thomas Brooks and Judge Laurance Wren. The suppression hearing is rescheduled with trial set for October. Farrell faces burglary grand theft arson and related charges for Dutchman’s Cove and Poco Diablo incidents.

Coconina Superior Court Don Farrell Sedona John Flynn Farrell Superior Court J. Thomas Brooks John Verkamp Coconino County Superior Court Laurance Wren Dutchman’s Cove Flagstaff Patagonia

VW to raise 1971 car prices after import duty rise

Volkswagen of America said it would announce later today price increases on 1971 models arriving in the United States following President Nixon's decision to raise the import duty on foreign cars from 34 to 45 percent on August 15. The spokesman said the hikes reflect the duty increase and would not violate the 90 day wage price freeze.

Englewood Cliffs N.J Volkswagen of America Wll United States Nixon Volkswagen

Threat of Fine Looms Board Refuses Wallace Order to Open School

In Montgomery Alabama the state school board defies Governor Wallace by not reopening New Hope Junior High in Limestone County. A federal judge warned of a $1000 daily fine if the school opens, citing court desegregation orders. Pointer ruled Calhoun and Oxford boards must comply. Wallace lacks authority to direct school openings.

Montgomery Ala George C. Wallace New Hope Limestone County Sam C. Pointer Wallace Pointer Caledoun County Alabama Supreme Court State Board of Education

Maxwell Rites In Sedona

Sedona graveside services for Levi E. Maxwell, 80, who died at Marcus J. Lawrence Memorial Hospital, will be conducted Saturday at Sedona Memorial Park by the Masonic Lodge. Maxwell, born in Dubuque Iowa, was a longtime Arizona resident and former employee of Jean and Trax Photo Supplies in Flagstaff and manager of Twin Arrows Trading Post. He moved to Bridgeport near Cottonwood 10 months ago. Survivors include wife Edna two daughters Jean M. Troxell and Shirley M. Strahms, five grandchildren and five great grandchildren.

Sedona Sns Levi E. Maxwell Mom Dy Marcus J. Lawrence Memorial Hospital Cottowood Sedona Memorial Park Masonic Lodge Sedona Home Dubuque Iowa Maxwell Arizona Jean and Trax Flagstaff Twin Arrows Bridgeport Cottonwood Edna Jean M. Troxell Flagstaft Shirley M. Strahms Bakersfield Calif

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