Auto Sales Top 10 Million Mark in 1971 United States
In 1971 overall auto sales topped ten million for the first time, reaching 10,155,411 including imports and domestic cars. GM led gains with 4,053,894 cars, Ford rose 27.6 percent to 2,377,?35, Chrysler up 2.5 percent to 1,388,070, and American Motors near parity with 256,979. Imports held about 14.6 percent of the market, with VW down and Japanese makers posting growth.
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Detroit
United States
U.S
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler
American Motors Corp
Volkswagen
Toyota
Datsun
Willy
University Not Told of ROTC Plans at NAU
NAU President J Lawrence Walkup said the university has received no official notice of being selected as one of ten schools to institute Air Force Reserve Officer Training Corps programs. The Corps visited last spring, asking permission to talk on campus, and left after courteous treatment.
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Northern Arizona
NAU
J. Lawerence Walkup
WAU
NADEC Panel To Discuss 1972 Programs
The Coconino County Advisory Board to the Northern Arizona Development Council will review next year’s programs and activities at its monthly meeting. Mody, Joe Morefoya, and Trudy Brunt will outline short term goals and objectives for the coming year. A report on Neighborhood Youth Corps and Operation Mainstream will be presented by a Manpower Program Office representative. The meeting starts at 7:30 p.m. at 2229 East Cedar in the Salvation Army Building.
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Coconino County
Northern Arizona Development Council
Mody
Joe More Foya
Trudy Brunt
East Cedar
Salvation Army
Snow Bowl promotions boost Flagstaff ski tourism and transit
Post officials discussed Snow Bowl plans in Fost Co aimed at competing with Flagstaff businesses. Leadbetter cited Flagstaff's motel capacity as a benefit while Phoenix promotions draw skiers and groups. Bus service to Snow Bowl begins limited runs with a full seven day route proposed, plus midweek rates to attract nonweekend visitors. County officials note subdivision paperwork and zoning implications linger as Hart Prairie maps refiled, potentially delaying approval.
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Fost Co
Flagstaff
Tachina
Leadbetter
Post Co
Phoenix
Snow Bowl
Soldier given stockade term for cross refusal
In San Antonio Alabama Pvt. James Stephen Cleghorn, 22, of Huntsville was sentenced to four months in the stockade after disobeying orders to remove a small silver cross worn on a chain and not kept under his uniform shirt. The court-martial found him guilty Wednesday of disobeying orders regarding his religious emblem.
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San Antonio
Tex
Alabama
James Stephen Cleghorn
Huntsville
Alg
City Man Faces 3 Charges After High Speed Chase
Fred Joseph Nackard, 28, of 900 West Anderson Flagstaff, was charged by Flagstaff City Police with driving while intoxicated reckless driving and resisting arrest after a high speed chase. Patrolman Joseph L. James arrested him late Wednesday.
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Flagstaff
Teror Nizance
Fred Joseph Nackard
West Anderson
Joseph L. James
Wae
Market gains hold as Dow advances second day
Stocks rose with the Dow Jones industrials up 3.46 to 907.89 at 3 p.m. on steady NYSE breadth. A collision near Fort Oakley Road and the Pioneer Historical Museum disrupted traffic as a speeding chase resulted in a nurse of police actions and a suspect’s reluctant cooperation at the station.
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Fit W York
New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
Wackard
Pioneers’ Historical Museum
Ft. Oakley Road
James
Nackard
James Jd
Edward P. Madden,Jr
Hopi Reservation Irrigation Grants And Projects
A parsed notice details U S Department of Agriculture grants totaling 34 870 for irrigation work on the Hopi Reservation. It cites specific grants and tribal funds for wells storage tanks and distribution troughs at Loma Vaya Komar Sprite and Namingta Well Navajo County plus a storm damage repair near Beach Cut. Total project costs and tribal contributions are listed alongside grant amounts.
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Tewest
Air
Amus
US Steel
A.R Am
Am Motors
WwaUnion
Westy
Ae Brown
T&t
Ariz
Mutual
Ad Richfield Tac
Beth Shaa
Century
Chrysler Col
Equity
Col. Growth duPont
Col. Ventures
East Kodak
Dreyfus Fund
EL Pasong
Dreyfus Lev
Fed
Puritan
Ford
Lord Settee
Ade
Inland St
Sigma Int
Kennecott
Sigma Trust
Peo- Marcor
UF Accum
PLC
Olin Corp
UF Ceat
Tritel
Clarence Pat Genny
UF Cent, Inc
Hamilton
Penn Ceat
UF Science
Sears
Pric Pride
Howell Mesa
Union Gas
Coconino County
Bank
Department of Agriculture
Siount
Bayless
Swift Co
Texaco
Transamr
Loma Vaya
Navas County
Komar Sprite
Navajo County
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Namingta Well
Beach Cut
US. Department of Agriculture
Restrictions Set Sedona Kennel Wins Appeal
Wolf Hrier Kennels of Sedona won a Coconino County Superior Court zoning appeal to allow operation with conditions. Owner Mrs. Jane Tufts challenges an August decision denying a variance, with judge noting no undue hardship and adding limits. The eight acre site sits near Schnebly Hill Road and Arizona 174.
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Wolf Hrier Kennels
Sedona
Coconino County
Jane G. Tutts
County Zoning Board of Adjustment
Charlie Roush
Maricopa County
Tufts
Forest permits limited to daily use at National Forests
Southwestern Regional Forester William D. Hurst announced that until Congress renews the Land and Water Conservation Fund Act the Forest Service will offer only daily use permits for National Forest camping and picnicking. The Golden Eagle Passport will not be sold until authorization is received. Daily use fees are typically $1 per car, with higher charges in areas offering extra services.
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Southwestern
William D. Hurst
Congress
Land and Water Conservation Fund
Forest Service
Hurst
Prescott man held on $150,000 bond in child molesting case
Prescott AP report says George Holmes, 25, a former California inmate paroled last year for second degree murder, was arrested on child molesting charges. He is jailed on $150,000 bond awaiting a January 19 preliminary hearing. Holmes was convicted in September 1962 for the fatal beating and sexual attack of a 25 year old woman in San Bernardino.
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Prescott
Preescott
California
George Holmes
Lew
Holmes
San Bernardino
Calif
Rowan Pack Moresa Receives Community Praise and Support
Rowan expressed thanks to his wife Mims and their nine children for support during his term. He noted his wife and children were his only friends on some Tuesday nights. At election time he owned a downtown drugstore and later opened a Flagstaff branch, now operating at 2423 East Seventh Avenue.
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Moresa
Rowan
Tom
Mims
Flagstaff
East Seventh Avenue
Arizona Daily Sun publication and pricing notice
The notice lists the Arizona Daily Sun publication details for Flagstaff including address 417 W Santa Fe Ave, post office box 1849, phone 774-4545. Circulation rates are $2.56 per month by carrier and $30 per year by mail in Coconino Navajo and Yavapai counties, $35 otherwise. Coconino Sun weekly is $5.05 per year by mail with Flagstaff Publishing Co as the publisher.
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Flagstaff Publishing Co
W. Santa Fe Ave
Flagstaff
Ariz
Arizona Daily Sun
Coconino
Navajo
Yavapai
Coconino Sun Weekly
Flagstaff Publishing O
W. Sante Fe Ave
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Gerry Diehl
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Dieh
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J.thomas Brooks
Michael Flournoy Jooken
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