Present City Zoning Law Adequate Back in '49
The Daily SUN reports Flagstaff's 1949 zoning ordinance and map stood for six decades with amendments, and by 1970 the planning commission moves to adopt a new ordinance. Ray Larkey and Van McDonald lead the overhaul aimed at aligning with current needs and future adaptability despite expected criticism.
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Flagstaff
Ernest Reid
City Planning and Zoning Commission
Ray Larkey
Larkey
van McDonald
Reid
Commission
Te Council
McDonald
Council Chamber
Pow Wow dates set for July in frigid air
Beak notes Pow Wow Committee led by Harry Biller set July 2 to 4 for the annual celebration. Weather reports range from 22 to 44 below zero at various sites including Fort Valley and PulIiam Airport, with unofficial readings as low as 40 below. Wind is the main factor turning cold into a biting condition.
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Harry Biller
Harry
Winifred Daggett
Fort Valley
Snow Bow Junction
National Weather Service
Pulliam
Jos Land
Navajo Army Depot
Delows
KCLS
IRS mixup puts Rita Galyean’s phone in glare
In Greensboro a U S Internal Revenue Service mailing error sent tax forms with a help line number that mistakenly used seventeen year old Rita Ann Galyean’s phone. The girl has endured the calls and the agency will cover her phone bill for a year while officials work to fix the mix up.
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Greensboro
N.C
Rita Ann Galyean
Toternal Revenue Service
Greenstore
IRS
Rita
Chilly Return to Classes Opens School Year
Flagstaff students faced subzero temperatures as buses delivered them to class on the first day back after a long holiday break. The morning chill set a brisk tone for the city wide return to school as the new term began.
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Flagstaff
Bill Hood
Navajo Elects MacDonald in Record Navajo vote
In a victory marked by a record turnout, MacDonald defeated incumbent Nakai by about 6,000 votes to become Navajo chairman elect. He dismissed dissidents claims of irregularities, saying the election was carried out properly and that complaints lack concrete evidence. An inaugural is planned despite a weekend storm.
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Window Hock
Feter MacDonald
Sune Day
MacDonald
Window Rock
Raymond Nakal
Nakaj
Nakai
Election Board of Supervisors
MacDonnald
Antis Poverty Office
Navajo Economic Opportunity
Post
Arizona
New Mexico
Cold Snap Grips Northern Arizona with Record Lows
Northern Arizona records plummeted as temperatures fell to 27 at the Grand Canyon, 22 in Flagstaff, and -22 at Show Low. Tonight’s lows may dip to -15 to -20 in Flagstaff, with warnings to protect pipes and avoid icy roads as a cold front lingers 24 to 36 hours.
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United States
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Flagstaff
Weather Service
Paul Sorenson
Flagstaff National Weather Service
Payson
Williams
Sersons
New Mexico State Line
Arizona Department of Public Safety
Rockies
Great Lakes
Hoy
Montana
Utan
Miseouri
Iowa
Nebraska
Kansas
Mason City
Waterloo
Tobuque
Des Moines
Great Plains States
Burlington Northern Railroad
Moline
Warmeny
Minn
White Rock
Santa Fe
National Weather Service
Wisconsin
Michigan
Williams Takes Oath as First 4 Year Man in Arizona
Piom nix AP Jack Williams was inaugurated governor of Arizona for the third time in a State Capitol ceremony. He begins the first four year term after two year terms previously. He urged unity and emphasized improving life, environment, taxes, and education while warning against narcotics and harmful influences. He stressed ongoing government reform and the need to align action with shared values.
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Piomnix
Jack Williams
Arizona
State Capitol
Williams
Og Toiva
Election of New Officers Heads City P&I Agenda
The Flagstaff Planning and Zoning Commission meets Tuesday at City Hall to elect a new chair and review the proposed zoning ordinance replacing the 1929 code. The session also discusses the sign code and a next week start date for hearings on the zoning code.
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Flagstaff
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