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Arizona Daily Sun in Flagstaff, Arizona

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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1975

Page

17

Local sky diver Bozo aims for 50 000 foot world record jump

Darrell Felter known as Bozo leads seven amateur jumpers in a joint effort with the Air Force and the Bicentennial Commission to attempt multiple records in January. The group plans a 50 000 foot exit from a modified C 130 over Luke Air Force Base, with formations including a diamond and Murphy's Star. Two jumpers will carry the Bicentennial flag as photographers document the event. Bozo, from Flagstaff, is joined by six Phoenix teammates and two Air Force parachute officials.

Terry Anderson Darrell Felter Flagstaff Bozo United States Air Force American Bicentennial Commission Northern Arizona University NAU Wos Diane Phoenix Coolidge Hozo Guinness Book of World Records Joseph W. Kittinger Tularoga M.M Kitlinger Air Force Luke Air Force Base Arizona Northland

Santa Claus Visits Boy With Doll Wish in Kingman

Kingman AP reports 16 year old George Clayton wrote Santa a letter asking for a 1 inch tall doll with long black hair and wink in eyes. On Christmas morning the doll appeared under the tree tied with red ribbons with Suzie Nelson playing the living doll role arranged by the boy’s mother, a Tucson agency president.

George Tucson Suzie Nelson Kingman Suzie Ald Sean

Bridge Result From Friday Dec. South Openings

In a bridge rubber the South player faced double trouble with a fragile deal. The auction saw North and South pass to reach the final contract after East and West defended strongly. The opening lead of seven set the tone as declarer navigated the unfavorable layout.

Bid to Six Spades Defies Early Heart Lead

In a bridge column, South overcalls East with one spade and faces a sequence where two high trumps are wasted. A double trump promotion forces South to cough up a trump, while North later bids six spades with AJS7ES and AQ7A, yielding an unlikely slam.

Omg Rast Soul West South North Aller South East Carolina

Public Hearing Set To Air Navajo Health Act Plan

A public hearing at 10 a m on December 30 at the Window Rock Civic Center will present or gather comments on the Navajo application to designate a Health Systems Agency under the Health Planning and Resources Development Act of 1974. The NCHPA would become a Navajo Tribe entity, reshaping local health planning with subarea councils advising the governing body and increasing tribal involvement in statewide health councils across Arizona New Mexico and Utah.

Sun Window Rock Window Rock Civic Center NCHPA Navajo Health Authority Navajo Eealth Systems Agency Arizona New Mexico Utah

Wyckoff undecided on running again for Third District seat

Dr Theodore Wyckoff a twice unsuccessful Democratic candidate and NAU American government professor says he is not prepared to decide whether to run again for Arizona's Third Congressional District. With Senator Fannin not seeking re election and Sam Steiger likely leaving the seat the field could broaden. Wyckoff will decide in due course and make a formal announcement.

Theodore Ted) Wyckoff Wyckoff Northern Arizona University Sam Steiger U.S Paul Fannin R-Ariz Han Steiger Senate Fannin Congress Wyckeft

ASU Junior Wins Award in November Feature Writing

San Francisco AP reports Arizona State University junior Ron Inskeep won first place in the November feature writing competition of the William Randolph Hearst Foundation Journalism Awards Program. She received a 1200 dollar scholarship and a chance to compete in the national championship next May. Her winning piece appeared in the Phoenix Gazette about a Tempe family coping with injuries to Lwa sons from separate auto accidents.

San Francisco Ron Inskeep Arizona State University William Randolph Hearst Foundation Miss Inskeep Phoenix Gazette Tempe Lwa

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