Northland Weather Summary and Local Births Wins
Flagstaff and northern Arizona forecast shows cloudy spells with rain showers and snow today through Wednesday, snow level above 7,000 feet, highs near 49 and 42, low around 30. Regional temps and precipitation listed for Sedona Winslow Flagstaff and Lake Powell, plus scattered showers and possible heavy rain, with warming by weekend. New Citizens: births for Danny Banninster and others plus marriage licenses issued for Woods and Sutherlen, Leitner and Hush. Forest Fire Danger: Coconino National Forest moderate.
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Williams
Grand Canyon
Payson
Sedona
Winslow
Kingman
Prescott
Phoenix
Flagstaff
Arizona
Winslow and
Holbrook
Lake Powell
Jailed Man Tries Hanging Self Twice in County Jail
Louis Kle, 21, an armed robber held in solitary at Coconino County Jail, attempted two self-hangings using a bedsheet and a shirt. He was rescued, examined, revived, and sent to Flagstaff hospital. he also assaulted jailers and caused a disturbance at the hospital before an assigned Superior Court sentencing hearing.
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Houston
Coconino County
Hay Stock
Louis Kle
Allarion
Slock
Kie
Flagstaff Community Hospital
Stock
Decent Fellow Earns Top Prize in Irish Sweepstakes
Three Irish Sweepstakes ticket holders paired with Decent Fellow won $142,500 each after a two mile race at Leopardstown. Chinrullah claimed three second prizes of $38,000, Drumgora $19,000, with $1,330 for the remaining twenty horses. Richard Linley rode Decent Fellow to surge late to victory.
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Leopardstown
Republic of Ireland
Decent Fellow
Chinrullah
Drumgora
Chinrullsh
Drumgera
Lovely Bio
Richard Linley
Markets Slip as Trade Data Loom Over Holiday Rally
The stock market eased today following a brief rally before Christmas. Dow Jones industrials fell to 27.70, with 6 declines to 5 advances on the NYSE as traders await November trade balance figures. Lisa Minnelli faces a May exam to assess Broadway return for The Act after seven missed performances.
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New York
Neclines
New York Stock Exchange
Lsted
U.S
Lisa Minnelli
Colby denies CIA steered journalists and slant in reports
Former CIA director William Colby testified before the House Intelligence Committee that CIA agents who acted as journalists were not instructed on how to write reports. He said some isolated instances may have diverged, but the agency did not direct coverage and emphasized cover concerns and past media influence.
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Washington
CIA
William E. Colby
Colby
House Intelligence Committee
Peace Corps
Fulbright
US. Information Agency
U.S. Agency For International Development
Ting
U.S
Veteran Flagstaff resident John Taylor dies at 86
John Taylor 86 died Thursday at Veterans Hospital in Prescott born Sept 25 1891 in Texas He came to Flagstaff 45 years ago from Paris Texas served in World War I and worked at Monte Vista Hotel retiring in 1958 He was a charter member of Pride of Flagstaff Lodge IBPOE and a member of the American Legion Services Wednesday 2 p.m. at First Baptist Church Elden Street Rev Luther Clayton officiating Friends may call tonight 5 7 at Flagstaff Mortuary Burial in Citizens Cemetery Survivors include sisters Alice Jenkins and Roga Taylor both of Kansas City Kan two nieces Hattie Mosley Winnie Payne and nephews William Pinky Jenkins all of Kansas City Kansas or Missouri
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John Taylor
Veterans Hospital
Prescott
Texas
Taylor
Flagstaff
Paris
Tex
U.S. Army
Monte Vista Hotel
Pride of
Payne Dies at 34 in Williams Christmas Day
Tommy A Payne 34 formerly of Flagstaff died Christmas day. Vietnam veteran and Sut vegee by occupation. Services 10 30 Wednesday at St Johns Episcopal Church officiated by Rev Alvin Cooper. Interment Williams Cemetery. Visitation 6 8 tonight Walker Eddingfield Funeral Home. Survivors include mother Dorothy two daughters Regina and Lisa Mohave Valley two brothers Brett and Jerry a sister Debra and grandmother Mayde Payne Williams.
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Williams
Tommy A. Payne
Flagstaff
Payne
St. John's Episcopal Church
Alvin Cooper
Williams Cemetery
Walker- Eddingfield Funeral Home
Dorothy
Regina
Lisa
Mohave Valley
Brett
Jerry
Debra
Maydé Payne
Murder Case Arraignment Set After Cochise Ranch Slayings
A Michigan man, James Dean Clark, 21, charged with four counts of first degree murder, was to be arraigned in Cochise County Superior Court in Elfrida on the Dec 4 killings at the Cochise Lodge and Guest Ranch. Victims include owners Charles Thumm and Mildred Thumm, ranch hand Gerry McFerron, and ranch hand George Martin Jr. Clark was arrested four days later in El Paso, Texas.
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Bisbee
Michigan
Elfrida
Cochise County
James Dean Clark
Lloyd C. Helm
Clark
Cochise
Charles Thumm
Mildred
Gerry McFerron
George Martin Jr
el Paso
Texas
Suffocation Suspected in Two Local Home Deaths
Flagstaff police investigate the deaths of Clarence and Linda Irving in an East Flagstaff residence. Autopsies were planned. authorities believe asphyxiation may be the cause. The couple were found after a family member returned home from an absence over the weekend.
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Flagstaff
Winslow
East Flagstaff
Clarence
Linda Irving
Charles Irving
Third St
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Kachina Village
David Mr. Woods
Mary F. Sutherlen
Peter M. Leitner
Levittown
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Cynila J. Hush
Coconina National Forest
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Reisnes Ely, Nork & Co
Dison
Rauscher Pace Secures Corp
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