Protests Edge in Flagstaff School Race Contested
Jean protests involved Flagstaff school board race with Bean versus Perez after Wally Perez defeats incumbent Bean by a small margin. An official recount is set for December 10 in Phoenix while Bean’s attorney plans court action. Dr John Hildebrand won the other board seat uncontested.
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Jack Smith
Flagstaff
Jerrymith
Kenneth Bean
Bean
Perez
Perez Wally
Wen
Smith
Lley Bolin
Phoenix
Frontier adds Flagstaff to light morning nonstop to Phoenix
Frontier Airlines schedules changes include a new morning nonstop from Flagstaff Pulliam to Phoenix at 6:28 a.m with a 9:50 a.m return connection arriving at 10:20 a.m. The changes affect other Flagstaff legs, including a morning Denver service via multiple stops and a separate nonstop return to Phoenix at 7:12 p.m.
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Phoenix
Frontier Airlines
Flagstaff
Aires
Frontier
Pulliam
Denver
BNL
Wer
Gatlup
Mington
Cortez
Durango
Arts
Koenix
Tanner
Aver
Bond Issue Approved For Generating Plant
Coconino County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a 25 million pollution control bond for the Navajo Generating Plant at Page. The Tucson Gas and Electric Co will receive the funds to cover construction costs and pollution control equipment as part of the plant project. Daniel J. Stoops announced the pollution board’s approval and verbal approval from Arizona Attorney General Warner Lee.
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Coconino County Board of Supervisors
Navajo
Page
Coconino County Pollution Control Board
Tucson Gas and Electric Co
Daniel J. Stoops
Flagstaff
Stoops
Arizona Atty
Warner Lee
Pollution Control Board
Tucson
Snow Bowl Ski Area Reports Busy Weekend
Snow Bowl welcomed more than 3000 skiers last weekend with fair conditions. Assoc manager Jeff Paulsrud noted six inches at the lodge, 9 to 12 inches midway, and 0 to 20 inches at the top while roads were clear. Lifts and core tows remained in operation and a poma lift was expected to return by the weekend.
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Paulsrud
Heart's Prairie
Snow Bowl
Rec Board Backs Southside Center in Flagstaff
The Flagstaff Parks and Recreation Commission unanimously supports a new southside recreation facility to replace Cogdill Youth Center and Murdock Center. The panel cited high maintenance costs and inadequate service for south Flagstaff residents, considering options from selling or land use to buying more property east of Murdock Center.
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Murdock Center
Engels
Ingels
Parks and Recreation
Alternatives Studied For Seniors Center In Flagstaff
Flagstaff Parks and Recreation Commission weighs Emerson Elementary as a future site for a Senior Citizens Center while seeking appraisals on surrounding library land. The board may abandon Emerson due to age and population shifts, with earliest use in two years and multiple parcels and venues under review.
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Senior Citizens Center
Emerson Elementary
Flagstaff
Dave Williams
Facilities Studies Committee
Board of Education
Williams
Parks and Recreation Commission
Emerson
Emerson School
Udall backs gasoline tax as part of conservation plan
Rep Morris Udall of Arizona said he would back mandatory energy saving measures including a gasoline tax if tied to a broad conservation program He urged more efficient appliances and cars achieving 20 mpg and called for new energy sources and cuts in federal spending including defense by up to ten percent He spoke on ABC Issues and Answers as a presidential hopeful for 1976.
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Washington
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
ABC
Tucson Democrat
Udall
Soviet Launches Manned Soyuz 16 For U.S. Joint Flight Prep
Tass reported the Soviet Union launched Soyuz 16 with Col Anatoly Filipchenko and Nikolai Rukavishnikov aboard to advance preparations for a joint U.S.-Soviet space flight planned to begin July next year. Filipchenko previously flew on Soyuz 7, and Rukavishnikov on Soyuz 10, both years earlier.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Tass
Col
Anatoly Filipchenko
Nikolai Rukavishnikov
Filipchenko
Rukavishnikov
County Ambulance Subsidy Not Requested by County
Coconino County Finance Director Tom Eckerd said Flagstale Ambulance Service did not file a formal request for a county operating subsidy. Owner Robert Heil notified the Board of Supervisors Nov. 18 he might suspend county services due to funds, but the Arizona Corporation Commission blocked suspension and an audit committee to review Heil's books was not formed. County Manager Jack Smith said no subsidy will be sought this fiscal year. The commission stated it would require hearings if a formal suspension petition were filed.
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Flagstale Ambulance Service
Coconino
Tom Eckerd
Robert Rusty Heil
Board of Supervisors
Heil
Arizona Corporation Commission
Eckeerd
Troy Rhodes
Eckerd
Paul Yeast
Flagstaff
Hell
Jack Smith
Corporation Commission
Pay Commission
Enaphere dome project approved for Northern Arizona University
Arizona Board of Regents OKs the Enaphere multipurpose dome at NAU with a $6.8 million price tag. President Lawrence Walkup seeks bond approval and JLBC consent to fund the project from a $2 million legislative appropriation and $3.5 million in bonds. The dome, 512 feet wide with 15 000 seating, could expand to 18 000 and will host sports, concerts, plays, and recreation. Located northeast of the South Campus dorm, plans include ample parking and a large concourse with controlled entry.
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Arizona Board of Regents
Northern Arizona University
Lawrence Walkup
Regents
Tucson
Joint Legislative Budget Committee
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