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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1972

Page

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Sunset and weather records for Northlands region

Daily weather data shows highs from 76 to 101 and lows around 50 to 60 across multiple towns. Forecasts call for cloudiness and scattered showers in Flagstaff and northern zones, with cooler temperatures, plus thunder activity in Winslow Holbrook and Sedona. Admissions list concludes the column.

Williams En Grand Canyon Seine Winslow Kingman Am Prosevil Phoenix Cocoalne Chicago Clear Sedona Winslow and Holbrook Lake Powell

Church rally to feature Caconino County candidates

A Sunday forum at Weitzel School Gymnasium, sponsored by Trinity Heights United Methodist Church, invites six county sheriff hopefuls and two county recorder candidates plus District, supervisors, and state senate hopefuls. The event opens with a watermelon bust at 6:30 pm, with presentations by candidates. Admission is 5 cents per person or 1.50 per family as part of a series of meetings.

Caconino County Weitzel School Trinity Heights United Methodist Church Recorder William H. Denlinger Denlinger

Merchants and Students to Meet at NIU Expo

Northern Arizona University hosts a Student Merchant Expo in the University Center Tuesday and Monday. Moody and Tuesday event runs from morning to 11 p.m. with 18 merchants displaying ski wear sound equipment and more. Co sponsors include Pat Sigma Epsilon business fraternity and Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce. Free gifts samples and coin tests promised by merchants and the church commission on Christian social concerns. Nursery facilities will be arranged for children during presentations. The event supports voter education and civic involvement in election year.

Northern Arizona University Flagstaff University Center Pat Sigma Epsilon Business, Fraternity Commission On Christian Social Concerns League of Women Voters

Arizona Daily Sun subscription rates and contact details

Classified notice lists circulation rates and contact information for The Arizona Daily Sun and Coconino Sun. Includes addresses in Flagstaff, subscription pricing by carrier or mail, and telephone to reach circulation departments.

Flagstaff Publishing Co Ave Flagstaff Arizona Daily Sen Flagstafi Ariz Coconino Sun Mal. Tingetall Publishing Sens Fe Ave

Boys Ranch to Host Western Art Exhibit and Steer Roping

Three Sedona artists and one from Cottonwood join 26 others from across the nation for the O. S. Ranch Benefit Art Exhibit at the West Texas Boys Ranch near Post Texas. Proceeds benefit the Boys Ranch and the event runs with the U. S. Ranch Benefit Steer Roping bringing a $15,000 jackpot.

Sedona Cottonwood Joe Beller Charlie Dye James Reynolds Brownell McGrew Coltonwood West Texas Boys Ranch San Angelo Tex Post West Texas U. S. Ranch

College Professor Dr Rush Tewari Voted Top MAU Faculty Woman

Dr Rush Tewari of Northern Atizosa University art faculty since 1960 has been named in The World’s Who’s Who of Women and listed in multiple Who’s Who volumes. She was voted outstanding MAU faculty woman of the year by the women students.

Rush Tewari Northern Atizosa University Tewari West Midwest MAU

Time for a Change in Recorder’s Office leadership

Edna Mae Thornton, 63, longtime employee since 1945, campaigns on public service and accessibility. She seeks to remodel procedures, extend open hours by staff rotation, train deputies, recruit from diverse backgrounds, and improve bilingual staffing while ensuring proper indexing of all legal documents.

Eitch Teward Office of Recorder Recorders Ofice Edna Mae “Pug” Thoroton Recorder Thornton Clete Flagstaff

Youth shoots self in Parks home tragedy shocks relatives

Houston youth Robert Karl Garoutte 17 stayed with relatives Henry and Jean on Spitz Spring Road Parks after family problems. He took a large caliber rifle from a wall rack and killed himself in an upstairs bedroom as a brother and a friend heard the shot. A coroner's jury viewed the body at Walker Funeral Home with arrangements pending.

Houston Parks Robert Karl Garoutte Henry Jean Spitz Spring Road Clark Cale Willams Jean's Garoutte William David Jean Lane Robert Cole Thomas Way Robert Michaels Williams Walker Funeral Home

New Marine Recruiter Assigned to Flagstaff Post

Gunnery Sgt. Kim Anderson, a year Marine veteran, is assigned as a recruiter in Flagstaff. A North Dakota native and former drill instructor at San Diego’s recruit depot, he completed the six week recruiting school and joins Gunnery Sgt. Denet and Staff Sgt. Set. Kevin Cooper leads Northern Arizona recruiting efforts.

Kim Anderson Jhyear Marine Flagstaff North Dakota Kw Recruit Depots San Diego Calif Denet Kevin Cooper Arizona

Prescott House To Be Turned Over To Arizona Historical Society

A 64 year old two story three bedroom house in Pinecrest Prescott once run as a carding house by President Nixon's mother will be transferred to the Arizona Historical Society. The structure sits among tall pines and will become part of the state history collection.

Prescott Nixon Arizona Historical Society Pinecrest

North ern Arizona University Adds Sixty Nine Staffers This Fall

North ern Arizona University president Dr. J Lawrence Walks announced 69 new administrative personnel and faculty joining this fall. The largest College of Arts and Sciences adds 28, Creative Arts 10, Education 10, Applied Sciences elect 1, Business 5, Library 2, and Forestry 1 new staff. New admins include Dr Otto Berg director of student financial aid and Drs Bruce Bowman Margaret Cibik Marguerite Mank. Faculty spans Anthropology Biology Chemistry English Foreign Languages Geology Math Philosophy Physics Geography Political Science Sociology and more with dozens of named individuals across departments.

J. Lawrence Walksp Northern Arizona University Otto Berg Bruce Bowman Margaret Cibik Marguerite Mank College of Arts and Science Hubert Braaning Richard Fidler Charles Holliman Gerald Kelly Kent van de Graaf Omer Reichman Richard Foust Jr Roger Bacon Dowling Campbell Stan Swarts Gary Buckley Michael Allen Walter Hust Edward Ryebalek John Tevbler Margaret Turner Harold Widdison Bruce Horn Martha Eissenstat Bill Gillette Geraldine Cloud Mary ‘Lou Gaten Cathie Mavanagh Mark Smith Byron Rens Greg Gardner Stephen Hild College of Education Haskell DeWitt Paul Lansing Robert Topp Robert Ower Thomas Vanderhoft Beverly Bostrom Amaryllis Dahl Jack Segurson B. R. Waples Daniel Peterson School of Applied Sciences John Johnson Flora Philip Virginia Kozlowski Chris Kim Lee Eugene Balzer Mareshall Holman Robert Miller Gerald Laddon College of Business Jerry Cox Virginia Ward Karl Worthington Timothy Stahen Roger Miller John Irwin Leslie Vuylsteke Center of Integrated Studies William Malm School of Forestry William Groman

Campaign Slows for Weekend Campaign News

President Mixon and Democratic nominee George McGovern took weekend respites from the campaign trail. McGovern named five women to his staff and accused Nixon of fighting for rights while relaxing at his Maryland Eastern Shore home. Nixon rested at his San Clemente California home and planned a Hawaii summit with Japan’s new prime minister. Martindell named deputy campaign director and Frances Farenthal kept as co-chairwoman of the campaign staff.

Associated Press Mixon George McGovern Maryland McGovern Nixon San Clemente Calif Hawaii Japan Ann Martindell New Jersey Texas Iberal Frances “Sissy” Farent

Rites Held for C Edgar Goyette Jr at Flagstaff Home

Private funeral services were held Friday for C Edgar Goyette Jr a Northern Arizona University professor who died Monday at his Flagstaff home Survivors include his wife Betty three sons Capt Rich Goyette Noel and Spee and three daughters Susan Connie and Beth all of Flagstaff Parents Mr and Mrs CE Goyette of Tutson Also listed are siblings and other family members The article notes his long service and community ties and mentions a political committee affiliation in a separate items block

C. Edgar Goyette, Jr W. Cherry Goyette Northern Arizona University Betty Capt Rich Goyette Brooke Army Hospital San Antonio Tex Noel Ft. Ord Calif Spee Terry Southern Command Radio and Television Network Panama Susan Connie Ami Beth Flagstaff Mrs. C.E. Goyette Tutson

Olympic History Resources At Flagstaff Public Library

Flagstaff residents can learn about the Olympics through offerings from the Boyce library, including Olympic Cavalcade of Sports and The Torch Within, plus encyclopedias and other sports books. The material covers history, records, heroes, and related topics.

Flagstaff

Answers From District 1 Supervisors Candidates

Transposed comments from two District 1 supervisor candidates Los Bader and Peter J. Lindemann appear in the Daily SUN. Both are described as a Flagstaff general contractor and a Flagstaff dentist respectively and align with Democratic views on water development recreation roads and subdivision standards.

Daily Sun Los Bader Flagstaff Peter J. Lindemann Stouki County Bader Cocomimc County

Bomb kills militiamen and civilians in Belfast riot toll reaches 535

A bomb in an abandoned car killed two militiamen while two civilians were found dead and three others wounded in a riot against British troops. Authorities tallied 535 deaths in three years of Northern Ireland violence and more than 920 killings this year.

Belfast Northern Ireland

Air Strikes Near Chinese Border Hit North Vietnam

American jets pressed within 35 miles of the Chinese border and destroyed four bridges on the northeast railroad supplying North Vietnam from China. The Air Force said the bridges had been attacked earlier and rebuilt, with air, naval, and Marine pilots totaling more than 290 tactical strikes across North Vietnam on Friday focusing on supply routes carrying war materiel.

Saigon Amercan North Vietnam China U.S. Air Force Air Force Navy Marine

Busing Issue Looms in San Francisco Government

Dr. Thomas A. Shaheen, a public school busing advocate, resigns as superintendent under board pressure. He cites rocky days ahead for integration. The board approves a $56,000 severance for a $42,000 yearly contract with two years remaining after Friday’s special meeting.

San Francisco Thomas A. Shaheen Shaheen

Fischer Aims For World Chess Championship Victory

In Reykjavik Iceland Bobby Fischer leads Boris Spassky 10 to 4 4 in the 24 game match with six remaining games. Fischer needs two more points to clinch the title including a draw for a half point or a win for two points. Spassky must win four of the last six and draw one to retain the crown ulan.

Reyriavik Iceland Russia Boris Spassky Bobby Fischer Fischer Spassky

Motorist 41 Dies In Arizona Crash At Coolidge

Charles E. Adams, 41, died early today when his car left the road near Coolidge and overturned four times. He was thrown from the vehicle and found dead in 18 inches of water in a ditch.

Coolidge Charles E. Adams Tom Day Depe- Hes Adams

Flagstaff Man Dies After Heart Attack at Hospital

Chee Shirley, 63, of 923 West Cochranina, Flagstaff, died Friday at Flagstaff Hospital from an apparent heart attack suffered at a local laundry. He was treated after EMS found him in distress and died about an hour later. Shirley had medical history of heart trouble and felt ill earlier in the day.

Flagstaff Flagstaff Hospital Chee Shirley W. Coconina Shirley

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