SUNSET FORECAST AND TEMPERATURES FOR FLAGSTAFF AREA
The Sun in Flagstaff Arizona reports fair today with increasing clouds tonight. Forecasts cover Flagstaff northern Arizona Sedona Winslow Holbrook and Page with highs from 33 to near 49 and a low around zero to 23 degrees. Weather outlook shows cold trend through Wednesday with possible mountain snow showers.
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Grand Canyon
Paysoo
Sedona
Winslow
Kingman
Prescott
Phoenix
Tucson
Yama
Syb Staag
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
Arizona
Fair Today
Tonaht Gut
Winslow and Holbrook
Sumetay
Sweitzer Memorial Fund Near $750 in Flagstaff
The Russell E. Sweitzer Memorial Fund at Simshine Rescue Mission in Flagstaff has reached about 742.50 dollars as of Friday. Robert Nauman, president of the mission board, said the fund started in December to honor the late Flagstaff businessman Sweitzer who died on December 12 after a second heart attack in 90 days. A spokesman noted a permanent memorial will be provided later.
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Russell E. Sweitzer
Flagstaff
Robert Nauman
Te Mission
Nauman
Sweitzer
Arizona Power Authority
Good Life Feature In Arizona Highways Magazine
The current issue of Arizona Highways celebrates the good life in Arizona with desert to mountain photography and a Prescott feature by Charles Franko and Kitty Jo Parker. It highlights peaceful living, state history, and local artistry including a chalk portrait of Alhise for the president and archival photos tied to ghost towns and restoration efforts.
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Arizona Highways’ Magazine
Charles Franko
Kitty Jo Parker
Prescott
Prescot
Alchise
David Boies
United States
Arizona
Yesteryear
Philip C. Curtis
Arizona Daily Sun advertisement receivers rates and delivery info
The notice lists subscription and delivery details for the Arizona Daily Sun and Coconino Sun. It includes pricing by carrier and mail, publication locations Flagstaff and Coca Nina, and contact numbers for the circulation department.
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Flagetail Pub- Vishing Co
W. Sama Fe Ave
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Navajo
Yavapai
Coconino Sun
Mak. Flagecall Publebieg
Bama Fe
Military Status Church Ruling Ends Compulsory Chapel
Washington reports that outgoing Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird ended compulsory religious service attendance across the armed forces. The move follows a December Supreme Court decision upholding a lower court ruling that mandatory chapel at military academies violates the First Amendment.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Laird
Supreme Court
U.S. Court of Appeals
Advertising Agency Merger Proposed in Phoenix
Jennings and Thompson Advertising of Phoenix and Foote Cope and Belding Communications announce a merger plan. Jennings will rename a Foote subsidiary via stock exchange. completion aimed for early 1973. Jennings began in 1948, with 72 million in billings estimated at 8.6 million. Foote Cone and Belding marks its 100th year.
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Jennings and Thompson Advertising, Inc
Foote, Cope
Belding Communications, Inc
Jennings and Thompson
Foote, Cone and
Belding Advertising
Fnc
Duncan Jennings
Arthur W. Schultz
Belding Communications
Jennings and Schultz
Jennings
Und Agency
Foole, Coneath Belding
United State
Foota, Cone and Bulsting Communications
New York Stock Exchange
Omaha Man Dies at Station
An Omaha man, 4 year old by age in error, William DeWitt Price, collapsed at the Greyhound Bus Station in Omaha and died on arrival at Flagstaff Community Hospital after becoming sick at the station. Police report no pulse or breathing. autopsy ordered by Justice of the Peace Joseph C. Garcia as detectives assist.
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Nebraska
Flagstaff Community Hospital
Greyhound
Staton
William DeWitt Price
Omaha
Justice of the Peace
Joseph C. Garcia
Rodriguez Named New Superintendent of Organ Pipe Monument
Edward C. Rodriguez Jr. was appointed superintendent of Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, Arizona. A 44 year old Harlingen Texas native, he joins from the Interior Department where he has served since 1958, with an agricultural engineering degree from Texas A&M and further studies in industrial management and business management at Oklahoma.
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Howard H. Chapman
Department of the Interior
National Park Service
Edward C. Rodriguez Jr
Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument
Arizona
Rodriguez
Harlingen
Tex
Department of the Interast
Bureau of Reclamation
Texas A & M
University of Oklahoma
California Resident Dies in Hotel Room
A California man died in his hotel room early today of an apparent heart attack. Steve A. Surlock of Oceanside was pronounced dead on arrival at Flagstaff Hospital at 5:35 a.m. He was traveling through Flagstaff with his family.
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California
Steve A. Surlock
Oceanside
Calif
Flagstaff Hospital
Flagstaff
Thalidomide Parents Receive $4.7 Million Offer Trust
London parents of thalidomide children consider a Distillers Co. proposal for a 10 year trust paying 4.7 million dollars yearly plus 342 individual and 62 additional smaller payments. Some fear a means test and prefer payments based on need rather than wealth.
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Distillers Co. B
Boyscott
Heatock
London Exchange
al Tienes
David Mason
Mason
Ralph Nader
Sai Joseph Hoarle
Rosemary
Ambach
U S Credit Revisions Urged by Commission
A national commission on consumer finance proposed major revisions to credit rules to lower costs and expand access. It urged free market entry for small lenders and banks, with 83 recommendations to protect both borrowers and lenders. The panel cautioned against hasty adoption and noted concerns about discrimination and debt collection practices.
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Washington
National Commission On Consumer Finance
Congress Werdnesday
Sali Commission
Ira Mi. Millstein
New York City
Leonor K. Sullivan
Ds Mo
Papal
Acton
Mort
City Responds to McPherson Cis Controversy
City officials defend actions under Ordinance 787 para 1 limiting occupancy until off site improvements are bonded or guaranteed. Council, McPherson, City Atty, City Clerk and Engineer sign statement praising press freedom and demanding accurate reporting. Final draft issued after 2 a.m. after public discussions with reporter from the Arizona Daily Sun present.
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Public Works Department
Pine Clit Village
Arisons
Daily Sun
Harenberg
MoPherson
Clty Atty
Fred W. Croxen
Dick Williams
Ed Voelker
Airport Security Measures Receive Positive Passenger Feedback
Airline travelers express generally favorable views of new federal security rules requiring inspection of carry on luggage and screening of travelers. The reviews mix enthusiasm with note of ongoing adjustments as the program rolls out nationwide.
Sears Appoints Manager for Ads in Arizona
Mary Ellen Davis named advertising office assistant manager at Sears stores across Arizona excluding Tucson. A five year Sears veteran, she began as a fashion coordinator at Phoenix, later directing guard relations, fashion shows, charm courses, and modeling. Davis studied in Niagara Falls and California before joining Sears after leading Lorita Young Modeling Schools and a Phoenix land development firm.
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Sears
Arizona
Tucson
LH. Lasky
Fim
Phoenx
Niagra Falls
N.Y
California
Phoenix
Loreta Young Modeling Schools
Phoenix Rites Set for Frolic
Frank Frolic a 70 year old cabinetmaker died Thursday at Good Samaritan Hospital Funeral services will be held Monday at Green Acres Mortuary in Scottsdale for Frolic who retired ten years ago after fifty years in the trade He was a member of Moon Lodge 708 Phoenix Carpenters Union and the Czechoslovak Society of America Survivors include his wife Otile a son Ronald of Phoebiga a daughter Mrs Gloria Lynde of Winslow two sisters and a grandchild Burial will follow at Green Acres Cemetery.
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Green Acres Mortuary
Scottsdale
Frank Frolic
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North Riverside
Frolic
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mooss Lodge 708
Phoenix Carpenters’ Union
Czechoslovak Society of America
Otile
Ronald
Phobiga
Gloria Lynde
Winslow
Agnes Apostalow
Phoenix
Green Acres Cemetery
Voter Registration Woes Suppress Youth Turnout in November
Washington sources report both parties faulted by leaders for failing to mobilize young voters for McGovern or Nixon. Census estimates show about 12 million under 21 were eligible, with only 44 to 30 percent voting. Among registered voters, 83 percent cast ballots, paralleled by 63 percent turnout for all adults. Leaders warn that high mobility and ongoing school changes hinder registration and participation.
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George McGovern
Nixon
Ang
Allen
Brock
Birch Bayh
Delad
Boyd
Robert Moss
McGovern
Sedona Oak Creek Chamber Meeting Set With SBA Official
Mack Kehoe of the U.S. Small Business Administration will address the Sedona Oak Creek Chamber of Commerce Monday evening at the Sedona Chalet. Kehoe, Arizona district procurement and management assistant division chief, has led roles with the Mesa Chamber, Arizona Chamber Managers Association, and Wisconsin chambers as a consultant.
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Mack Kehoe
U.S
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Oak Creek Zangoo
Aki
Milwaukee
Sedona Board
Snow shortage worries Russian grain crop in warm January
Moscow reports Russia enjoying unseasonably warm January conditions with scarce snow. Officials fear subfreezing temperatures could ruin the winter grain crop, as farmers are instructed on snow conservation amid a historic lack of cover and past droughts.
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