Weather notes and local life events in Flagstaff area
Data totals and forecasts for Flagstaff Sedona Winslow and Holbrook with clouds rain and snow chances. Local temperatures include high 63 in Sedona and 47 in Flagstaff with nights in the 20s to 30s. Admits new citizens marriages divorces and deaths listed for area residents all in one issue.
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Supreme Court Upholds Double Jeopardy Rule Across Retroactivity
The Supreme Court ruled that the protection against double jeopardy bars prosecution for the same offense in past cases as well as future ones, clarifying retroactivity limits. The decision stems from Tennessee inmate Ed Robinson’s case, where prior city charges and later county indictments overlapped.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William Rehnquist
Rehnquist
Tennessee
Ed Robinson
Robinson
Chattanooga, Tenn
Tools Stolen From Parked Truck In Flagstaff
Flagstaff Police investigate theft of tools from a pickup in the Flag East Theatre lot. Robert L. Grace of Mormon Lake reports belongings valued at $199.04 were missing around Jan. 7, coinciding with a series of similar thefts at the site. Sgt. Barry W. Bailey notes ongoing case and multiple prior incidents nearby.
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Flagstaff
Flag East
Barry W. Bailey
Robert L. Grace
Mormon Lake
Arizona Daily Sun Classified Power Office Contact
Local notice describes publication and subscription details for The Arizona Daily Sun and Coconino Sun weeklies. It lists address 417 W Santa Fe Ave Flagstaff AZ, PO Box 149, phone 774-445, postage, and rates 1 per month by carrier 29.90 per year by mail in Navajo and Yampa counties 1300. The text includes circulation deadlines and delivery notes.
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Flagetall Pab- Ticking Co
W. Santa Fe Ave
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Arizons Daily
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Ariz
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Yampal
Coconino Sun Weekly
Cancer Link Found in Transplants
Boston AP medical researchers report a rising link between organ transplants and cancer. They noted malignant tumors detected in roughly 9 of every 1000 transplant recipients worldwide, with rare sarcomas occurring much more often than in the general population. The findings were shared at a Harvard Medical Society gathering.
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Popelatin
Cimilar Aga
Hirsch
Harvard Medical Society
Education curriculum on health and morals for middle grades
The district plans an eighth and ninth grade health program stressing venereal disease prevention and moral values. It limits premarital sex discussion to brief factual notes and directs questions to parents, physicians, or ministers. The course links mental and physical health and promotes a healthy personality within American traditions.
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Universities with large campuses reduce per student costs
The board contends large universities offer diverse programs and flexible career options while achieving lower costs per student. It notes expensive resources can be more economically developed at scale and sees no need to set enrollment caps soon. A fourth campus is not expected before 1980, as funding then could raise overall costs or dilute program quality.
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State Capital Punishment Bill Aired by Legislators
PHOENIX AP The House bill seeking capital punishment for specified crimes led a Senate proposal in a daylong Senate Judiciary hearing. Senate Majority Leader Sandra O Connor questioned if murder deterrence exists without clear figures, while Attorney General Gary Nelson expressed doubt about 20 year trends and supported a panel of appellate judges to decide death sentences.
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Phoenix
Senate
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sandra O'Connor
Paradise Valley
Gary Nelson
Nelson
Managua Begins To Rebuild City After Quake
Managua reports evacuation of survivors complete and reconstruction underway as Anastasio Somoza announces 15,000 houses funded by the United States and other American States members. relief estimates place deaths at 10,000 to 12,000 with $1 billion in damage.
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Managua
Nicaragua
Geo
Anastaso Somoza
United States
Nominees Confirmation Threatened Amid Vietnam War Protest
Freshman Senator James Abourezk urged Congress to withhold funds for White House staff and to block presidential appointees until Vietnam War policy and rural projects are addressed. Senator Hugh Scott condemned delaying Nixon nominees, while Mike Mansfield warned against stalling government business though understanding the protest.
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Washington
James Abotetek
Congress
House
Haro E. Hughs
Nixon
Senate
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Nlton
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Territorial Battles Waged in Vietnam
In Saigon fighting rages at both ends of South Vietnam as government troops and North Vietnamese forces clash to gain or hold terrain before a cease fire. US air support continues under President Nixon, with operations also ongoing in Laos and Cambodia. combat reports cite heavy clashes in Qua Son Valley near Da Nang and in the Mekong Delta’s U Minh Forest.
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South Vietnam
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Cambodia
U.S
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Mekong
Delta
U Minh
Energy Crisis Coal Use Is Promoted
Washington reports the Nixon administration weighing a rollback of clean air standards to ease coal use in regions failing to meet primary health standards. Speculation centers on promoting coal as a substitute for petroleum, easing Western coal transport to Eastern markets, amid broader energy policy shifts.
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Rixca
Compress
Mon Day
Nixon
Watergate Defense Seeks Spy Justification At Trial
In Washington AP reporting, defense attorney Alch questions witness Thomas Gregory about 1972 antiwar demonstrations and the role of a planted spy in the Democratic campaign. Gregory recalls coding on envelopes and mentions work for McGovern HQ amid claims by Hunt and Liddy allies. The judge denied a mistrial despite defense pleas.
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James W. McCord Jr
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Thomas Gregory
Gregory
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Capitol Hill
DuFont Circle
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
National Peace Acton ‘Coalition
Americans For Democratic Action
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Mise Slomary
Brazil
E. Howard Hunt Jr
White House
Peter Maroulis
G. Gordon Liddy
Campaign Finance Committee
McCord
Watergate
Liddy
McGovern
U.S. Dist
Jorge John J. Sirlea
Miami
Joe
Two Convicted Nine Innocent In Church Loan Scheme
Nine men were found innocent while two were convicted on all 41 counts in a nationwide scheme to steal about $1 million from more than 70 businessmen. Witnesses testified that fees were paid to Church of Christ Manors Inc. for loans never delivered.
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Charles York
Lodi
Cae Ut
Stanley Schulman
San Diego
Call
Aber Gaus
Arlington Heights
William Dauber
Valparaiso
Ind
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Oak Lawn
Til
Stanley Burka
Watseka
James Micucci
Elmwood Park
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York City
George Stanasvek
Ingleside
Chester Welsinger
Bedford Hills
N.Y
Charles Verive
Tuocolx
Ariz
Philip W. Tone
Earl Pyle
Tennessee
Cyrus Welch
Madison
Wis
Underground Energy Project To Tap Deep Steam Source
Phoenix reports plans to drill an exploratory well on Power Ranches, 7000 acres east of Chandler, to reach a 6000 foot underground reservoir of high temperature water or steam. Joint venture includes Arizona Public Service, Salt River Project, Tucson Gas and Electric, Geothermal Kinetics, with a sewage effluent sale linked to a nuclear project. Drilling to begin next week. depth to 3500 feet.
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Utili Kuolleretens Corporates Systems
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Arizona Public Service Co
Salt River Project
Tucson Gas and Blec~ee Co
Geothermal Kinetics
Arizona Oilam Gas Conservation Commission
Power Ranchhes, Inc
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