Muskie Enters Democratic Presidential Race Officially
Senator Edmund S Muskie of Maine formally enters the 1972 Democratic presidential race announcing the bid with a 30 000 television spot taped at his Kennebunk Beach home Other rivals George McGovern Henry Jackson and Hubert Humphrey are active in leadoff primary states Jackson bypassing New Hampshire with McGovern filing petitions Muskie’s bid has cost over 1 million dollars and covered 34 states Nixon aims for Republican nomination with a formal bid planned before January 14.
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South Dakota
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Jackson
Florida
New Hampshire
New Engelander Muskie
McGovers
Humphrey
John ¥. Lindsay
New York
Sam Yarty
Los Angeles
Vance Slarike
Manchester
N.H
Moray
Warthe
Supervisors Finish Agenda amid Cost Concerns
Coconino County Board of Supervisors held a day long public hearing to finish the agenda including county hospitalization costs sheriff's liability insurance personnel board appointments and 1872 capital outlay. The board planned another meeting with architects for a proposed juvenile hall and discussed bids for publishing county legal notices and meeting minutes with Arizona Daily Sun. No action was taken on completing the second superior courtroom.
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Sheriff's Office
General Capital
Robert Prochnow
Arizona Daily Sun
Silent alarm failure tied to Flagstaff robbery at First Federal
Investigators race to determine why the silent alarm did not trip during a Friday armed robbery at the First Federal Savings in Flagstaff. Det Sgt Gilbert Castro says the alarm will be inspected after the bank reopens. The $3,500 haul occurred shortly after 1 pm when two men confronted tellers and fled on foot. police and FBI agents searched the area but found no robbers.
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Anderson Last Rites In Winslow
Services were held in Scott Chapel for George M. Anderson 67 who died Thursday at Winglow Memorial Hospital after a long illness Burial with Masonic rites was in Desert View Cemetery Born in Joplin Missouri September 11 1904 he moved to Winslow in 1935 a Santa Fe Railroad conductor retired member of Masonic orders Past Patron of Ruby Chapter No 3 Order of Eastern Star Also aUnited Trainmen's Union member Survived by wife Leila two sons Wayne and Jet in Phoenix three daughters Rose Andrade Newton Kans and Barbara DeMarse Kingman 19 grandchildren two great grandchildren four sisters and two brothers with 11 others out of state
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Jet
Phoenix
Rose Andrade
So Loring
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Kans
Barbara DeMarse
Kingman
Interchange near NAU eyed as safety advance
From Desk continues from page 1 as engineers discuss an interchange near Northern Arizona University. Cornelison and fellow highway engineers say once the orientation is perfect the system will improve safety for motorists. As highway carnage continues, any measure to air safety is seen as worthwhile.
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Northern Arizona University
Cornelison
Cold spell foreshadows colder conditions across region
The forecast predicts temperatures will fall tomorrow with a slight rise today. Southern Arizona will turn colder with lower temperatures, some areas near the high teens tonight. In Southern California, Santa Ana winds gust through coastal mountains and valleys, possibly up to 2380 mph this afternoon, diminishing tonight.
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Santa Ana
Trio Sought In Assault On Woman
Flagstaff City Police seek three young men after they assaulted an elderly woman on South Agassiz Street. The victim, in her mid eighties, was robbed of about 42 dollars from her purse, plus groceries purchased earlier. A small blue car stopped, three assailants jumped out, knocked her down, and fled with the sack and remaining change.
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Flagstaff
South Agassiz
Balance the area and maternity leave policy approved
The board accepted district negotiators' first efforts with the Flagstaff Education Association on a new maternity leave policy allowing a teacher to return to work once a doctor certifies fitness and a suitable vacancy exists. The racial balance policy remains unsettled as the board defers philosophical direction.
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Social Health Advisory Committee
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School board leaders and desegregation representatives named
Dr. Kenneth Bean will attend the next session of the Institute for Desegregation Problems as its representative, accompanied by Williams and Asst. Supt. Gary Prosper for instruction. The district authorized funds to attend the State School Board Convention in Phoenix January 20 22. Flagstaff Attorney Daniel J. Stoops was re elected president for another year and NAU chemistry chair Kenneth Bean named Clerk. Verne D. Seidel Jr who began a five year term yesterday was not sworn in after a short discussion and will forego the oath due to continuous service and a sworn error. Seidel was elected to continue on the board two years ago by County School Supt. Bessie Kidd Best.
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The
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Flagstaff
Daniel J. Stoops
NAU Chemistry Department
Verne D. Seidel
Seidel
Bessie Kidd Best
Ski Village Rezoning Faces Water Supply Questions
The plan proposes two golf courses, tennis courts, a country club and condo residences on the Post Co. site with a water supply estimated at 830,000 gallons daily for about 11 000 residents. Hydrologist Halpenny warned the wells were poorly measured and could drop output as they deplete, while Hopi and forest officials urged caution and more data. Local leaders emphasized viewing the complete file before any franchise and noted potential impacts on federal lands, grazing, and recreation.
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Leonard Halpenny
Post Co
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George Foster
Camp Colton
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Koopee
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Leadwester
Coconino National Forest Service
Bill Holmes
National Forest
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Snow Bowl
Hart Prairie
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Prbtic
Levi Packard
Arizona Game and Fish Department
Leadue.ier
Mexico
U.S
Hart Prairie luxury resort plan draws mixed board response
The Hart Prairie project seeks restrictive zoning for a luxury village with tennis, golf, spa, and private club. Opponents from Sierra Club and local groups cite density. Post Co argues final plat needs zoning approval before tomorrow’s deadline, while planners hesitate on paperwork and possible legal threats.
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Freshholder clause on ballot access sparks local legal fight
A constitutional dispute over who may seek and hold city office unfolds in Flagstaff. The charter bars other public posts and labels candidates as freshholders. If petitions are rejected, court action likely tests if the wording invalidates ballot placement and whether the council can block certification, potentially delaying the election. The Arizona Supreme Court would likely rule first on this local issue.
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Williams
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Flagstaff
Arizona Supreme Court
Closet fire damages goods at Howard Taft Jr residence
Damaged household goods were the result of a closet fire in the apartment of Howard Taft Jr at 3122 North Monte Vista on Monday afternoon. Firefighters also responded to three other calls that day including a faulty alarm at the Unitarian Church on 5M North Leronx street and a small gas flashback fire at Alex Herrera’s home on 385 South O'Leary street.
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Unitarian
John C Walton Services Wednesday in Winslow
John C Walton 4 died Friday in Los Angeles age 4 served as member of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers funeral set for Wednesday at 2 p.m. at the Presbyterian Church in Winslow officiated by Rev Melvin Nelson burial with Grand Commandery graveside services at Desert View Cemetery Walton born in Chicago came to Winslow in 1942 and held multiple lodge and chapter titles in local Masonic and Templar orders Mary E Winslow three daughters Mary Sleeper Pacoima Mildred Tillie Tanner Winslow and Jobo Fuller Winslow two sons Thomas M Barstow ten grandchildren one great grandson and surviving sister and brother out of state Friends may call tonight 7 to 9 at Scott Chapel Memorials suggested to Presbyterian Church or Templar Eye Fund
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SNS
John C. Walton
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Los Angeles
Presbyterian Church
Melvin Nelson
Desort View
Mr. Walton
Chicago
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Wislow
Mary E., Winslow
Mary E. Sleeper
Pacoima
Calif
Mildred
Tillie Tanner
Jobo Fuller
Thomas M
Barstow
CatScott Chapel
Finn
Markets and legal wording on Arizona charter clues
A fragment discusses market wording and a constitutional lawyer's view on county or city impacts. It notes Williams cannot state how many Arizona cities would be affected by a court decision, uses the phrase many of them, and mentions Flagstaff City Charter echoing pre-1959 charters with similar bases.
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Williams
Arizona
Flagstaff
Indian Hearings Highlight Indian Rights Funding Gaps
The Kennedy subcommittee explores a 19 year study on federal trusteeship for Indian rights and resources. MacDonnald and Kennedy fault Bureau of Indian Affairs for weak executive support and insufficient funding, arguing the federal government lacks a strong Indian economy and protective action for resources.
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Kamnedy
Macdonald
Kennedy
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Community Concert Group Meets Friday
Flagstaff based Community Concert Assn holds Friday 7:30 p.m. meeting at Dr Anthony Hewitt’s home to discuss future direction. Spokesman Clarence Shaw invites all past and present members and urges board members to attend.
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Flagstaff
Firefighters Respond To Smoke At American Laundry
Firemen were called just before noon to the American Laundry on S San Francisco Street. An electrical motor short circuit spread smoke through the building. No fire. the exhaust fan was used to expel the smoke.
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