Arizona Eyes Daylight Saving Question in 1972 Session
Arizona lawmakers opened the 1972 session with many pressing reforms amid debate over Daylight Saving Time for the state. Senator Knoles of Flagstaff backs a year round DST proposal, drawing heat from The Tucson Citizen, which argues there is no broad Arizonan demand. The Phoenix Chamber and Flagstaff Chamber study public sentiment, a key factor in Knoles action.
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Arizona
Gover
Thomas MM. Knoles
Flagstaff
Tucson
Citizen
Kret
Knoles
Ale Mountains
Tem
DST
Phoenix
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Jaaricopa County
Flagstaff Council to Review East Interchange Plans
Flagstaff City Council plans a 7:30 a.m. meeting Tuesday in City Hall to review a design package from the Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce for changes at the east side Interstate 40 interchange. Also on the agenda are a temporary use permit for a new hospital wing at Flagstaff Community Hospital, the annexation ordinance for Big State Plaza Shopping Center, and adoption of election boards for the February City Primary.
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Flagstaff
Council Chamber
City Hall
Flagstaff Community Hospital
City Planning and Oning Commission
Big State Plaza
Water system poses serious health problem for Flagstaff area
State Health Department spokesman reports a serious water shortage in the Black Bill- Coney Park system east of Flagstaff. Continuous sampling and rationing are under way as filtration galleries were found breached by a backhoe, closing them. Four families reportedly lack water, with reserves from the city at $1.50 per thousand gallons and plans to drill new wells with aid from the Farmers Home Administration.
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Black Bill- Coney Park
Flagstaff
State Health Department
Richard F. Bartholomew
Coconino County
Bartholomew
The
SUN
Timberline Estates
Coney Fark
Tat
Bartholomew Gald
Health Department
Water User Association
Bob Wilkes
Witholl
Farmers Home Administration
Wilkes
Harenberg announces run for third term in Flagstaff
Mayoral candidate Harenberg, 57, formally declared his bid for re election as mayor of Flagstaff at City Hall. He cited four years in office and his work with the League of Arizona Cities and Towns, pledging to guide orderly growth and tackle arising problems with continued public service.
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Flagstaff
League of Arizona Cities and Towns
Harenberg
Dick Wikliams
Andrew L
Andy) Wale
Rollin W. Wheeler
Beth
Gary
Flay- Staff
Edward Rhetan
Harenbergs
East Miller Drive
C. Russell Turner
Dick Williams
Williams
Sylvan L. Harenberg
Williams Urges Action On Auto and Land Controls
Governor Jack Williams urged Arizona legislators to tighten auto controls to curb pollution and backed measures to reform state government and limit subdividers. He called for stricter car inspections, rural EMS expansions, and restrained development, stressing education funding remains strong and youth needs are recognized.
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Williams
Phoenix
Jack Williams
Arizona
Arigna
Injured Officer Gene Schneider Involved in Wreck Near Flagstaff
Officer Gene Schneider faces charges after a crash on a banked curve north of Flagstaff while driving at imprudent speed and under intoxication. The Pyles vehicle collided with a second car carrying Peggy Keller of Phoenix, 19, who was treated and released. Pyle from Yale 1818 and Keller survived.
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Gene Schneider
Schneider
Pyles
Flagstaff
Pyle
Yale
Peggy Keller
Phoenix
Hosiital
Sunote
Daryl Jamison
Turner Files Petitions and Mugg Withdraws from Race
Turner files nominating petitions for mayor and City Council candidate Mugg withdraws from council race endorsing Bill Davis. Other council candidates remain in: Lee Hughand Twiford Morrall Nations Mitchell Longley Moody Gladden Wagner. Petitions due by 5 p.m. Jan. 17 at City Clerk's Office.
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Turner
Mugg
Council
A. J
Tony) Lee
Joseph L. Hughand
Douglas Twiford
William R. Morrall
J. Dale Nations
Michael Gary Mitchell
Glenn Longley
Robert L. Moody
Steve Gladden
John W. Wagner
City Hall
Retired Flagstaff Barber Files City Council Petitions
Glenn Longley, 66, longtime Flagstaff barber, filed nominating petitions with City Clerk Dick Willams to run for City Council. Williams said Longley left the petitions about an hour before noon and claimed about 200 signatures. Longley plans a formal announcement Tuesday.
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Flagstaff
Glenn Longley
Dick Willams
Longley
Williams
Truck Driver Killed in I-17 Single Vehicle Crash
A Phoenix truck driver died in a single vehicle crash about 10:22 am today, five miles south of Flagstaff on Interstate 1. The victim, driving a truck owned by Apple Masonry Contractors of Phoenix, remains unidentified pending relatives notification. Officers worked to manage gravel spill and traffic near the scene.
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Phoenix
Flagstaff
Arizona Highway Patrol
Apple Masonry Contractors
Freeholder Clause Probing City Election Eligibility
The constitutional issue over the city freeholder clause may persist until election results are certified and new officials take office. City Clerk Dick Williams and City Atty. Fret Crexell discuss whether the clause requiring electors and real property owners to hold office is constitutional. Candidates Joseph Husband Michael Gary Mitchell and John Wagner face questions on property ownership. Charles Mugg withdraws. Wagner plans to buy property to qualify, while Husband may contest the clause with support from the ACLU. If petitions pass, the issue moves to the council for canvass and certification.
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Flagstaff
Dick Williams
Fret Crexell
Joseph L. Husband
Michael Gary Mitchell
John W. Wagner
Charles R. Mugg
Wagner
Husband
Feds Probe Job Charges By Navajos
Federal investigators opened a four week review into alleged Navajo discrimination on Salt River Project construction sites. Officials will gather affidavits and documents as Navajo leaders claim only 25 percent of workers are Navajo on the electric plant project and the Blase Mesa Lake Powell railroad.
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Salt River Project
U.S. Department of the Interior
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Office of
Federal Contract Compliance
Blase Mesa
Lake Powell
Work to Begin On Tusayan Plan
The Williams Grand Canyon Chamber of Commerce will form a committee to draft a master plan for Tusayan development near the South Rim entrance. Federal state and county officials met with local business leaders to discuss water sewage solid waste disposal fire and police protection and land use planning.
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Grand Canyon
SNS5
Willams-Grand Canyon Chamber of Commerce
Tusayan
South Rim
Family narrowly escapes fumes in new Flagstaff home
A Flagstaff family in Roybal of 517 East Cherry Avenue escaped possible death after being overcome by mysterious fumes in their newly built house. Patrolman Joseph L. James reported the call came just after 3 a.m. A teenage daughter opened a window, allowing escape before officers arrived. All were treated at Flagstaff Community Hospital with carbon monoxide suspected. no source was found.
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Joseph L. James
Roybal
East Cherry Avenue
James
Royball
Flagstar Community Hospital
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Paulita Pinal
Jerry Wentzel
Howard Lee Pyles
Flagsiff
Charles K. Mugg
Arizona Daily Sun
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W. W
Bill) Davis
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Nava-Hopl Tours
William M. Egan
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Feds
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