Astronauts Complete Training On Observation Mission
Astronauts wrapped up training at the ASC site after long observing sessions at Lowell and the Flagstaff Winslow area. Shoemaker praised cooperation from the local astronomical community as teams studied the Moon and volcanic cones and prepared for future Terrestrial and geological correlations.
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Borman
Jon
ASC Selon
Shosmiker
Sheermaker
Athey
Saoset Crater
Niles
Tlagstalt
Shoemaker
Weather summary and forecast for Flagstate and Northern Arizona
The forecast notes generally fair conditions with little temperature change through Friday. Northeasterly winds 6 to 12 miles per hour. Low tonight around 33, high tomorrow near 74, with precipitation totals and normals listed ambiguously in the report. Observations from Burrus Ranch and several Arizona towns are included with varying temperatures and wind notes.
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Morrow
Previn
Burrus Ranch
Ordnancy Repul
Cattonwood
Phoenix Fl
Tugson
Winslow
Chicago
Los Angeles
New York
Arizona
Mixed closures in New York stock market
The New York stock market ended mixed in late trading after a modest recovery. Volume reached about 4.7 million shares, with fractional moves driving most key stocks. Polaroid rose about 5 points on a later sales move, while Sunshine Biscuits advanced over 2 on news of a possible 2 for 1 stock split and dividend boost.
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New York
Polaroid
Sunshine Biscuits
Let's Be Fair! Price Competition at Mary’s & Sunny’s
A reader-style critique urges customers to favor a shop that posts the lowest prices at the same time and stresses price transparency over quality inflation. It endorses Mary’s & Sunny’s in Williams as an example of fair practice and competitive pricing in Northern Atroma.
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Runib
Mary's
Sunny's
Willams
Maryn @ Sunny
Atroma
Barkley Assigns administration positions list
Charles Money, D-Pinal, agriculture and irrita ton. Alvin Wessler, H-Vinta, banking aid insurance. Robert Brewer, R-Maricopa, biants and commissions. Elmey Burson, T- Maricopa, veterans affairs. Wy C. Rhodes, D-Maricopa, oynty af fairs. Bed 'Smith, DePima, judi ciary, Marty Toscana, r-Maricopa, Za hor. Walds DeWitt, hapa, livestock and pibie fatds, Fy As. Higgins, R-Maricopa, municipali ties. Gery Eliot, RMadcopa, pib Tic health, Douglas Halseluw, 7 Fina, public Institutions, Isabel Burgess, R-Maricopa, suffrage and elections. Frank Crosby, DNwwijo, tour ists and dndugly. John Huugh, Re Pins, weys mid means. J. G. Miniken, D-Yuma, welfare, Bark toy, rules.
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Barkley
Charles Money
D-Pinal
Agricuture
Irritaton
Alvin Wessler
H-Vinta
Robert Brewer
R-Maricopa
Biants
Elmey Burson
T- Maricopa
Veterans Affairs
Wy C. Rhodes
D-Maricopa
Oynty
Bed ‘Smith
DePima
Judiciary
Marty Toscana
Zahor
Walds
Welfare
Barktoy
Local Republicans to convene forum with Miller in Phoenix
Local GOP leaders Dan Stoops and Douglas Wall plan to attend a Phoenix forum on January 30 where National Republican chief William F. Miller will speak. The meeting in the Thunderbird Room Up Motel launches a series of statewide programs led by GOP Chairman Richard Klein-Glonst with future speakers including Eisenhower and Rockefeller.
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Soconino County Hepublican
Dan Stoops
Douglas Wall
GOP
Phoenix
Republican Farly
William F. Miller
Miller
Rt Congress
Thunderbird
State Republican Committee
Richard G. Klein- Glonst
Eisenhower
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Mitel
George Romney
Oklahoma
Henry Bellmon
Fisher Funeral Planned Friday in Montecello Utah
Fisher 52 died last Sunday in Montecello Utah. Funeral services will be Friday at 2 pm at Playsliff Mor tary Chapel for Prod J. Fishary. The Rev Don Gagnon will officiate. Born July 30 20 in Texas he lived in Wisconsin and worked in Artizans and construction. Survivors include wife Jabelle, daughter Vervia of Moxi sai Val, and a sister Mrs Elizabeth Ogarth of Van Nuys California visiting with her husband.
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Rimpray
Neld Prigny
J. Fishary
Montecello
Utah
Giyrlal
Citizens Cemetery
Don Gagnon
Imt Vin Baptist Church
Texas
Wis We
Artizans
Amipey
Jabelle
Vervia
Moxi Sai Val
Ulah
Elizabeth Ogarth
van Nuys
Calif
Fisher
Auto Inspection Fleecing Charged Group Backs Plan
PRO AP Arrondo Traffic Safety Foundation backs motor vehicle inspections despite complaints of unfair treatment. Chairman Verland M. Haldiman supports the idea while Arizona Highway Department officials pledge to investigate each complaint and post inspection requirements. Governor's advisory council seeks clarity on department authority amid court rulings challenging the point system. Proposals include rearview mirrors, speed limits, and higher license fees to fund driver education and school aid.
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T. Timmermans
Arizona Highway Depailmant
Hase
Timmermans
Tre Five Safely Coordinating Council
Highway Department
Paul Fanninius
Tis
Maricopa County
Maricopa
Arizona
Delays on McGee Commutation Mark March Execution
Ayama Board adjourns until February to decide on commutation for killer Patrick McGee, tied to the 1959 murder of Ary Best. McGee, a Winslow pool hall operator, has exhausted appeals and faces possible life terms as Gov. Fannin holds final say. The board previously avoided a ruling, asking the Arizona Supreme Court for power clarity, then declined to decide, leaving fate to the board and governor.
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Florence
Amaya Board of Pardons and Paraoles
Patrick McGee
McGee
Ary J. Best
Los Angeles
MrGee
Paul Fannin
Arizona Supreme Court
High Court
Mohave
Odie L. West
Pima
Carl W. Crawford
Bistoglary
Billy W. Alexander
Tues W. Ross Jr
Dario Goona
Doe G. Ortiz
Manuel T. Silventes
Mike N. Romero
Willan Wails
Ponderosa Land Company to Anderson and Crain quit claim dispute
Legal notices include a warranty deed transfer from Ponderosa Land Company to Burrell G. Anderson and Ponderosa Tile Company to A M Crain, a quitclaim involving Troy Finegan and Phoenix Mite East Company, and a final divorce for Ronald R Davison. Marriage licenses issued include Cervantes Romero and Ann Hughes in Flagstaff.
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Ponderosa Land Company
Phoenix Firm Wins Award At City Council Meeting
At Tuesday night’s council session Republic Supply Co of Phoenix won a bid to supply 8,22 miles of asbestos cement pipe for 29937.30 to serve a 10 inch transmission main south of town. Lee Redman Equipment Co. of Phoenix secured a trenching and backhoe package for 7492.12. Well No. 5 tested third in quality among five wells and second in production. the city water storage tank building will be finished this week housing transmitters and automatic controls. Local discussions include water rebate contracts and an industrial development effort. a Civil Defense meeting is planned for January 28 with Joe Dlattman leading efforts.
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Winslow
Republic Supply Ch. of
Phoenix
Water Department
Bob Stinson
Lee Redman Equipment Co
Stinson
Ceater
Nest
Pan
New Industrial Development Endeavor Association
Civil Defense
Altondine
Joe Dlattman
Alber
Heintn
Winslow bypass debate halves city over paving plan
About 70 residents packed Winslow City Hall as Arizona State Highway officials proposed paving Second and Third Streets through town. The meeting featured heated exchanges led by Mayor G. J. Male and others, with officials stating a promised by pass needed Winslow to accept a compromise route before funding. Industrial and civic leaders argued over interchange placements and the impact on the business district, amid pressure to pave via by-pass or not.
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Winslow
Arizona Stile Highway Department
Bryant Whiling
Owen W. Layton
EB. J. Gentsch
Migeling. Meading
G. J. Male
J. Morris
Willian Coxon
Casa Grande
Teball
Jeynals
Brice Adkins
IWEA
Industrial Development Endeavor Association
He Assembly
Adkins
Liceily
Ent
Winter Carnival at Angona State College Features Snow Sculptures
Angona State College prepares for the Winter Carnival running February 1 to 16 with a record number of snow sculptures inspired by Legends of Paul Dungan. On February 9 students host a motor caravan to the San Francisco Peak ski lodge for a dinner and dance, where a student elected snow princess will be crowned. A large illuminated A fort near the San Francisco Peaks will be lit during festivities, visible across Northern Arizona.
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Angona State College
Paul Dungan
San Francisco
Hugh
San Franciseo
Jay Hunt
Lambda Celia Signing Fraternity
San Francisco Peaks
Flagstaff
Arizona
Yreka Man Held On Check Counts
A 26 year old Yreka California man faced with a 501 bond on bogus check and insufficient funds charges. Sheriff Cecil Richardson said the man was returned to Flagstaff this week and granted a hearing before Justice of the Peace James Brierley who set bond at 500 and he waived preliminary hearing. He is due to face Superior Court action soon.
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Richardson
Hospital Hunts Eight Persons for Unclaimed Refunds
Flagstaff Community Hospital seeks eight former patients owed refunds totaling 124.60. Administrator Marc Atkinson said refund checks mailed over the past two years were returned by the post office due to missing addresses. Names listed include Jerry Price, Popey Jane Leonard, and David T. Gordon, with several others having no address. Anyone knowing these individuals’ whereabouts should contact the hospital to have checks redirected.
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Flagstaff Community Hospital
Marc Atkinson
Atkinson
Jerry Price
General Delivery
Flagstaff
Popey Jane Leonard
David T. Gordon
Tol Valencia
Elisin Tucas
William Campbell
Lauren Billingsley
Mathia E. Willis
Margia
Sedona Group Challenges School Plan Cost Figures
Sedona group questions bi county district costs citing higher teacher salaries and additional staff. Auditor Mrs Emmons notes Camp Verde rates, omitted Mingus tuition, and undercounted high school costs. Petition drive opposition tallies 162 property owners with no name removals requested.
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Sedona Group
Emmons
Sedona
Avill
Emmong
Telax
Harmony
Camp Verde
Mingus Union High School
Flagstaff
Mingus High School
Mingus
Costa
Phoenic
Halhey
Hie
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John Harker
Santa Cruz
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Coconino Daily Record
Phoenix Firm
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Pinegrove Liquor & Sporting Goods
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Nat Fingstall
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Plugstaft
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Whiting
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