Desert Weather and Local Notices Summary
Arizona forecast notes sunny warm day with north winds and cooler Wednesday, Sedona and Winslow forecasts show milder today and colder next day, Lake Powell expected cool with light snow by midweek. Hospital notes list Monday admissions and discharges and three new citizens births to Michael Geary, Paul Ramos Jr., and Glenn Reed families.
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Grand Canyon
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Sedona
Winslow
Kingman
Prescott
Phoenix
Tucson
Coconino
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
Arizona
Winslow and
Holbrook
Lake Powell
Flogatalt Community Ospital
Michael Geary
N. Ellen
Paul Ramos Jr
N. Pine
Marri ages licenses issued Friday in Flagstaff area
Licenses issued Friday include Robert Merrit 21 and Carol A Venzie 20 both of Flagstaff and Blair LeW Davis 31 with Kathryn Milanovich 29 also listed as residents of Flagstaff. The records reflect two couples receiving marriage licenses in the Flagstaff region.
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Robert
Merrit
Carol A. Venzie
Flagstaff
Blair Lew. Davis
Kathryn
Milanovich
Dissolutions of Marriage Decrees Granted Friday
Peggy Reeves and Charlie R. Reeves were granted decrees of dissolution. An auto accident occurred Friday at 1716 East Santa Fe Ave at 5:25 p.m. A tree stump was reported near Northern Arizona University south campus at 10:14 p.m. Sunday a Beaton's Truck Stop auto incident occurred at 8:44 a.m. Monday an incident noted at Burger Chef 2004 Santa Fe involving water leak or teak.
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Peggy Reeves
Charlie R. Reeves
Santa Fe
Autto
Northern Arizona University South
Beaton
Escapee Enters Guilty Plea in Kidnap Case
James Mize 47 pleaded guilty in federal court to interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle and use of a firearm in a felony. He agreed to testify against Argell C. Martin 46 in a kidnapping case involving Dotson and his wife Virginia 46 from Prescott. Martin, jailed in Texas, faces trial February 4. Mize is to be sentenced February 15 with potential extra years and fines. They escaped from Oklahoma State Penitentiary June 30.
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Phoenix
Oklahoma
Prescott
James M. Mize
Mize
Argel C. Martin
Dotson
Virginia
Wichita
Bar
Martin
Texas
U.S. District Court
William Copple
Copple
Oklahoma State Penitentiary
Arizona Daily Sun Local Publication Details
Local newspaper is published weekdays evenings by Flagstaff Publishing Co with ZIP 86001. Contact numbers 774-4545 indicate circulation inquiries before 6:30 pm. The paper includes weekly Saturday edition and mail subscription rates.
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Flagstaff Publishing Co
Santa Fe Ave
Flagstall
Anz
Arizona Daily Sun
Flagstafl
Arizona
Cartier
Cotaning
Navajo
Yavapai
Israel Says Soviets Arm Syria With Heavy War Supply
The Associated Press reports Israel accuses the Soviet Union of arming Syria with over 300 fighter planes 1000 tanks and missiles since 1973. Defense Minister Peres says about 3000 Soviet military personnel operate in Syria and advise on missiles and armored units. Rabin warns of potential atomic weapons and predicts strong retaliation if Egypt attacks. Tehran paper says Iran ready to extend military support.
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Associated Press
Israel
Soviet Union
Syria
Beirut
Rashid Solh
Lebanon
Shimon Peres
Jerusalem
Peres
Egypt
Golan Heights
Sinai Desert
Suez Canal
U.N
Rabin
Moscow
Western Europe
Tehran
Matdom
Givanni Leone
Italy
Nader Group Challenges Highways Policy
Washington AP report shows a Ralph Nader affiliated organization accusing the Federal Highway Administration of decisions that affect highway safety and funding. The action underscores ongoing consumer advocacy efforts to curb perceived industry influence and push for stricter oversight.
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Washington
Ralph Nader
Federal Highway
the Safety Center
The
Highway Administration
Prisoners Receive Photos at Arizona Prison
FLORENCE AP inmates at the Arizona State Prison received color photographs of themselves instead of cigars for Christmas. The $1,000 project funded from the recreation fund let each inmate take home one free photo to mail to family or friends. Warden Neil Kett noted this as a morale booster, saying similar efforts impressed at an Ohio prison.
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Florence
Arizona State Prison
Neil Kett
Warren
Ohio
Arizona
Kette
Boston Schools Reopen Plan Divides City Amid Tension
South Boston elementary and middle schools were set to reopen after last week’s racial violence at South Boston High, which remains closed along with Roxbury High. The School Committee rejected a plan to expand desegregation, potentially inviting a contempt citation from U.S. Judge Garrity as officials face a court-ordered integration framework. Committee members voiced fear of further bloodshed and political clash over control and policy.
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Boston
South Boston
Roxbury High
South Boston-Roxbury
U.S. District Court
W. Arthur Garrity Jr
Garrity
John Mirick
Kathleen Sullivan
Ford Giscard meeting signals new spirit of cooperation
Washington reports Ford told congressional leaders that talks with French President Giscard dEstaing opened a cooperative path on world oil. They agreed to move toward a consumer producer oil conference and to prepare for a world energy conference, with steps to align policies and positions. Ford announced a $100 million compensation payment to the United States.
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Ford
Martinique
Valery Giscard d
France
United States
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
Giscard
U.S
Middle East
Indochina
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Henry Kliewer
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Jerry Potteet
Golda Johnson
Delzia Langston
Kathy Magness
Fred Weldon
Glenn Reed
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Orthlands
Freon Horns
Sportyak Dingys
Sat
Henry A. Kissinger
United Nations
Yitzhak Rabin
Die Welt
DE@BIELONELI
Coconino High School
Plaza
Lomell
Mary Jean Bublitz
Nader
Center For Auto Safety
the Highway Administration
State Farm
7Th Ave
Phoenix McLeod Optical
Park Central Optical
John Kerrigan
Cummitiee
C. Barbee
Americana Motor Hotel
E. Santa Fe Ave
Algo Snecidl
E. Comebark Road
Phoenix, Ariz
W. Main Mesa
Ariz
Dahlberg Hearing Aid
Miracle Ear
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