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Man jailed for self inflected wounds after drinking binge
A 28 year old Flagstaff man refused hospital treatment after injuring himself with a knife during a drunken episode. Officers found him intoxicated at an apartment on Apas siz Street and transported him to Community Hospital where he again declined care. Weather and local notices follow with regional forecasts and hospital admissions and discharges.
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Flagstaff
William Dennison
John Mott
Apas+siz Street
David P. Pollack
Dennison
Community Hospital
Creek gas dumping charges to be filed in county court
Coconino County attorney plans to file misdemeanor charges against Woodfield Industries for dumping gasoline into Oak Creek on December 13. The case, tied to a creek pollution violation, stems from a company driver abandoning the vehicle and releasing the fuel to free a stuck truck. Cleanup was already paid for by the company.
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Coconina County
Woodfield Tank Innes
el Paso
Tex
Oak Creek
Pirork
Game & Fish
Arizona Daily Sun note on publishing details
The record lists publication details for the Arizona Daily Sun including publisher address Flagstaff Arizona carrier and mail subscription rates by region. It notes different rates for Cece nine Nevaje Yavapai counties and others and mentions delivery specifics and Saturday publication.
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Flagstall Publishing Co
Flaguali Pobbebing Co
W. Santa Fe Ave
Flagstaff
Aris
Nixon outlines tight budget and new price wage reporting system
Nixon said spending would stay near 250 billion with a tight next-year budget balanced by revenue at full employment. The White House proposed quarterly price change reports for 800 large firms and wage reports from units of 5000 or more, with 1000 plus required to keep records. Dunlop to lead Cost of Living Council. Rumsfeld to NATO.
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Congress
Nixon
White House
Harvard University
John T. Dunlop
Donald Rumsfeld
Cost of Living Council
Rumsfeld
U.S
NATO
Timber Management Plan Finalized for Coconino National Forest
The 1d year timber plan for Coconino National Forest is finalized. Forest supervisor Donald Seaman says a draft will be released next week for public inspection over 45 days. The plan covers 722000 acres, raises annual cut to 70.3 million board feet, pulpwood to 60700 cords, and adds fifty miles of roads none in wilderness.
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Coconino County
Donald Seaman
Forest Service
Colonino National Forest
Hughes Pleased By Court Ruling On Antitrust Case
AP reports Hughes expressed pleasure at a Supreme Court ruling overturning a $145.4 million judgment against his firm in a 12 year old lawsuit. The court found the TWA transactions immune from antitrust action as CAB approved. Hughes aides declined further comment. Separately Donald W. Joseph named managing director secretary of the Arizona Tax Research Association, succeeding Joan McClure.
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Supreme Court
Dise
Trans Work Airlines
Billooaire
Hughes
London
Managua
Ade
The
Cour
Williams. Douglas
Donald W. Joseph
Illmois Central Gulf Railroad
Chicago
Arizona Tax Research Association
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Association
Tuba City Teacher Reviews Science Plan
Orville Sett, 28, a biology instructor from Tuba City, was appointed to an eight month NSF reviewer role. Based at Navajo Community College NCC, he will review proposals for the College Science Improvement program and visit qualifying minority-majority colleges. The job starts mid January with NCC returning in fall 1973.
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Navajo Community College
National Science Foundation
NSF
Orville Sett
Tuba City
Scott
NCC
Scot
Flagstaff High School
Westmont Colleges
Sanda Barbara
Calif
Northern Arizona University
University of Oregon
Voter List Shrinks as Arizona Strikes 5,659 Names
Coconino County regis ration drops to 19,009 as 5,659 residents face removal from voter rolls. County recorder Pat Fabritz notes notice by postcard, urges remaining voters to sign and return. Recall election concerns arise but eligibility for voting remains for those registered.
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Pat Fabritz
Fun
Tuba City Chapter House Nears Completion
Construction of the Tuba City Chapter House is about 40 percent complete with a March dedication planned. The 200-person capacity building on the Navajo Tribe funded project features four meeting rooms, offices, restrooms, a kitchenette, laundry, arts and crafts room, and a large meeting hall.
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Tuba City
Margaret Bruce
Marci
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