Weather and births clash with fires in Flagstaff region
A mixed report covers daily weather with high 51 and low 16 yesterday, forecasts for Flagstaff Northern Arizona Sedona Winslow Holbrook and Lake Powell, and a series of local birth notices from Northern Arizona University and Flagstaff area families. Fire and emergency calls include gasoline wash down, structure and brush fires, railcar fire, and a false alarm. forest fire danger noted as moderate with one man causing a fire in the Coconino National Forest.
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Williams
Grand Canyon
Payson
Seduna
Winslow
Winslow and Holbrook
Navajo Road
S. Sinclair St
Mountain Dell Subdivision
N. U.S
Colony Mobile Home Park
U.S. 66
KCLS
Railhead Avenue
Nativity School
Coconino National Forest
Richards Warns Against Ads In Sheriff Safety League
Coconino County Sheriff Joe Richards cautions residents about a group calling itself the Arizona Sheriff’s Safety League selling magazine ads. He says the publication may contain errors and misstatements of law and falsely implies official endorsement by using the sheriff title. The issue is being checked by the Arizona Attorney General’s office consumer affairs division.
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Coconino County
Joe Richards
Nnl
Richards
Arizona Sheriff's Safety League
Arizona Sheriffs' and County Attorneys’ Association
Poet Dies In Flagstaff Area Newspaper
The Arizona weekly Sun reports a poet's death in the Flagstaff area. The paper notes subscription rates and mailing options across Coconino Navajo and Yavapai counties. Flagstaff Publishing Company operates at 417 West Santa Fe Avenue, Flagstaff, AZ 64001.
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Arias
Daily Sun
Arizons
Coconise
Navajo
Yavapai
Coconino Sun Wekly
Flagstaf! Publishing Company
West Sama Fe Avenue
Flagstaf
Jewelry items stolen from apartment
A number of jewelry items including necklaces rings and a bracelet valued at about 400 dollars were taken from an apartment. Authorities seek information about the theft and identify the missing items. No suspects named in the report.
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Susan Gebhard
Phoenix Ave
Callaway to Lead Crested Huste Development Corp in Colorado
Former Army Secretary Howard Callaway moves to Mount Crested Butte Colorado to become president and CEO of Crested Huste Development Corp, taking over from Ralph Walloe as chairman and CEO after Walton stepped down. The announcement follows Callaway’s prior resignation as Ford campaign manager amid allegations of using office to influence a Forest Service ruling.
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Mount Crested Butte
Colo
Army
Howard
Sedona Resident Margaret White Dies in Las Vegas
Margaret A. J. White, 76, a Sedona resident since 1946, died Friday while visiting Las Vegas. She was the first woman recognized at the University of Washington for athletics, earning sweaters and a blanket for tennis, basketball, and field hockey. Survived by Wesley F. White, two sons, eight grandchildren, four great grandchildren. Memorial services were held at 10:30 at the Church of the Red Rocks.
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Sedona
Margaret A. J. White
Las Vegas
Helen Good 91 dies in Winslow Prairie Haven Home
Helen Anna Good 91 longtime Winslow resident died Sunday at Prairie Haven Rest Home. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Winslow Funeral Home. She was a member of the Order of Eastern Star for years. Surviving relatives include a brother and sister.
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Winslow
Helen Anna Good
Praiie Haven
Winslow Funeral Home
Rosemary Knudsen Rites Planned in Holbrook
Rosemary Knudsen, 36, died Monday at Holbrook Hospital. Services will be at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints Stake Center in Holbrook. Survivors include widower David, three sons Ivan Sheldon and Rex, daughter Kaleene Turner, her parents Clarence and Mrs Boyd, three brothers and six sisters. Owens Mortuary is in charge.
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Holbrook
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Rosemary Knudsen
Holbrook Hospital
David
Ivan
Sheldon
Rex
Kaleene Turner
Clarence A. Boyd
Owens Mortuary
Videcom Opens Store At Knoles Village
Videcom Inc the sole Sony dealer serving Northern Arizona opens offices in Butte 186 at Knoles Village Square 2708 N 4th St Wally Warnke is store manager assisted by Greg Bennett They serve schools industries hotels and reservations with audio visual and surveillance gear Sony items shipped from Japan via Los Angeles to about 150 200 dealerships Warnke notes growing use of surveillance and future expansion hopes plus a new Betamax system recently released and family details of the managers
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Sony
Arizonia
Butte
Knoles Village
4Th St
Videam, Inc
Wally Warnke
Flagstaf R
Ay Music
Greg Bennett
Phoenix
Warnke Muted Vidcom
Soro
Mide
Japan
Ohent
Los Angeles
Wato
Warnke
Bennett
Vwmmanagen
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Flagstaff Community Hospital
Douglas Flinn
Northern Arizona University
Donald Chaddock
W. Meade Lane
Russell Schneider
N. Tindle
Charles E. Adams
Brenda L. Inmon
Richard W. Heinrich
Denise M. Linton
Hartland
Wis
Jerry E. Chavez
Susan F. Smith
Flagstaff
Cadmar Sockyma
Della M. Acurnia
Galen P. Guerette
Adrea M. Reed
Midland, Tex
Edward L. Weibe
Patricia J. Frame
iSan
Callaway
Rockies
Arizona Department of Public Safety
Mountainaire Road
East Seventh Avenue
North Patterson Boulevard
East Lockett Road
Robert Leslie Sedillo
W. Clay Ave
Sedillo
Uepal
John Hamp Jr
S. Leroux
Hamp
Citizens Band
Mikes Pike Tustay
Inis Ray Rabban
N. G. Seview Drive
Texas
Seligman
Amarillo
Tex
Tania Bassman Wolfson
Williams Hospital
DFS
Tom Gosch
Wolfson
Ferte‘tiee
Fourth Street
East Flagstaff
City of
Flag East
Magnavox
Eastman Kodak
Buhl
Arizona
Smfoto
New Business
Vidco, Inc
N. 4Th St
Wally Waraka
Stora
Gragg Bannatt
Vidcom
Margaret White
Helen Good
Sun
Post House, Inc
South Malpais
Greyhound Terminal
Videcom
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Department Store
FELD
Twit
Guns’ WX & Match Sportswear
Garls
NOOR
Bezera
Sinaatra
Johor
Nechigeot
AMOR
Rog
Ragutte
Famous
Wow
Izes
Cedar Pines
Ath Street
Coder Avenue
Hoenix
CIOS
Waryvale
Siot Ave
A W.indian School
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