Weather and notices summary from Flagstaff region
Weather data and forecasts for Flagstaff and northern Arizona including highs and lows for today and weekend. also notes on Lake Powell forecast and past precipitation totals. Adairs and new citizens, marriage licenses, and divorces listed in brief local notices. Includes Phoenix and other locations with clouds clear and cold tonight.
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Jumbo Jet Flying on Auto Pilot Crash Theory Emerges
Eastern Air Lines sources say the Lockheed L1011 cruised at 2000 feet on automatic pilot for four of the final six minutes before plunging into the Everglades near Miami. Investigators had earlier cited a steep descent, with crew troubleshooting nose gear.
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NEW York
Eastern Air Lines
Miami
New York Times
The
Times
Eastern
Hiami International
Arizona Daily Sun Classified Rate Card
Public notice style ad shows subscription and mailing rates for The Arizona Daily Sun and Coconino Sun. Rates listed include weekly and monthly carrier options, annual mail prices, and contact details for circulation at Flagstaff Publishing Co. The text notes delivery regions and contact numbers for the Flagstaff operation.
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Flagstaff Publishing Co
Santa Fe Ave
Flagstaff
Artz
Mpi Ie Vece
Coconino Sun
W. Gama Fe Ave
Ariz
Contempt To Replace Riot Charges In Chicago Case
The Justice Department will not retry the Chicago Seven on riot charges but plans to retry all seven on contempt charges. Attorney General Kleindienst and U.S. Attorney James R. Thompson announced the decision, saying retrials on riot counts would be too broad and costly. Five were acquitted of conspiracy to incite riot but convicted of crossing state lines to incite rioting. the convictions were reversed by the Seventh Circuit. The defendants include David Dellinger, Abbott Holtman, Tom Hayden, Jerry Rubin, and Rennard Davis.
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Chicago
Justice Department
Tye
Washington
Ricart G. Kwindienst
U.S. Atetorney
Dutnois
James R. Thompson
Thompson
Kleindienst
Circuit Court of Appeals
David Dellinger
Abbott
Abbie” Holtman
Tom Hayden
Jerry Roebin
Reonard
Resale” Davis
Pow Wow Dates Discussed for Navajo Celebrations
Redmond outlined tentative dates over late June to early July for ceremonial dances and a rodeo to avoid Prescott rodeo conflicts. Weather and militant activity fears could cut attendance and income. a meeting is set for January 18.
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Prescott
Air Inspections Becoming Tougher at U S Airports
Washington AP reports that enhanced security steps take effect at about 500 airports with electronic passenger screening and expanded checks of carry-on items and baggage amid heightened hijacking fears.
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Washington
Smith Smith Led Flagstaff Police After 1969 Move
Smith Smith, a 1972 Northern Arizona University education graduate, began as a patrolman in Flagstaff after arriving from Long Beach California in 1969. He previously coached football and baseball in Flagstaff Public Schools and worked as a substitute teacher before joining the police force after careful review with county law enforcement heads.
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Northern Arizona University, Am
Flagstaff
Flournoy
Long Beach
Catlt
Gas curtailment not ordered for Flagstaff industries yet
Supply problems affect Arizona gas deliveries but Flagstaff industries are not being asked to curtail at present. About nine large Arizona users including APS and Tulson Gas and Electric have been notified to reduce consumption while hearings at the Federal Power Commission outline tentative service pri orities.
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James Carnes
Southern Union Gas
Carnes
Bat
Arizona Public Service
Tulson Gas and Electric
APS
el Taso Natural Gas Co
Southern Union
Arizona
el Paso
Federal Power Commission
Commission
Nixon Expects Early Report On Peace Talks
President Nixon told Congress leaders in a White House meeting that he should know next week whether North Vietnam is ready to negotiate three major war issues or stall. He also said he will send recommendations on wage-price controls soon, but made no comments on renewed bombing or U.S. negotiating positions in Paris.
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Nixon
Congress
North Vietnam
U.S
Paris
Toys for Toys drive aids Navajo preschoolers
The U S Marines and the CNEC Child Development Program distributed nearly 1,000 toys to 320 Navajo preschool children on the Chinle Navajo Reservation as part of the annual Toys for Toys campaign. Marine Cunnery Sgt Del Vernon and Chinle program director Bill Dalton supervised the distribution, with each child receiving three new toys including stuffed animals trucks and games.
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CNEC
Navajo Reservation
Marines
United States
Marine Corps Cunnery
del Vernon
Bill Dalton
Chinle
Dalton
Fire at Fine Cliff Village apartments leaves body found
Fire investigators questioned 25 witnesses after a deadly blaze at Fine Cliff Village, where Rick Mauk, a former athlete at Coconide High School, was found dead in Apartment 156. Detectives Allen and Kirst probe cause as residents recount the scene. Dianne Braumett and three others from Apartment 150 were interviewed.
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Don Vorhies
Cliff Village
Eyears
Rick Mauk
Coconide High School
Yorkies
Byron L. Allen
Gary J. Kirst
Dianne Braumett
Williams Grant Approved From EPA For Williams Arizona
Williams Arizona will receive an $86,250 EPA grant for interceptor and wastewater treatment work as part of a statewide allotment. Globe-Miami area leads state with a $2,978,000 regional facilities grant. Separately the L E A A awards $347,430 to California Attorney General to curb heroin traffic in California Arizona and Nevada.
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Arizona
Environmental Protection Agency
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Williams
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Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
California
Nixon May Bypass Message to Congress
President Nixon signals he may skip delivering a formal State of the Union in person to Congress for a second year. White House aides say no final plan exists for a written message, with Congress advised they are ready for business as the joint committee reports.
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Congress
Gerald L. Warren
White House
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Washington Setting of Truman Memorial
Vice President Agnew led hundreds of dignitaries and foreign representatives at Washington Cathedral for a memorial service honoring Harry S. Truman. The private funeral was held last week, and Truman, 88, died December 26 and was buried at the Harry S. Truman Library in Independence, Missouri.
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Truman
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Harry S. Truman
Washington Cathedral
United States
Spiro T. Agnew
Truman Etloguze
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Rose Miller Dead at 73 in Winslow Hospital
Miller Rose 73 a Bladen Nebraska native who lived in Winslow 30 years died Wednesday at Winslow Memorial Hospital. Services will be Saturday at Scott Mortuary Chapel with burial in Edgar Nebraska. She taught in Nebraska Texas and Winslow schools and was a member of the mane Society. Survived by sister Lucy Miller and brother Robert both of Edgar. Friends may call today from 4 to 9 pm at the mortuary.
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Hose Miller
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Winslow Memorial Hospital
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Edgar
Miss Miller
Nebraska
Texas
Themane Society
Lucy Miller
Robert
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