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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1972

Page

1

Flagstaff Salute Week Highlights City Pride and History

Flagstaff officials proclaim a Flagstaff Appreciation Week to honor the city’s scenic, cultural and environmental assets. The Chamber of Commerce leaders praise Flagstaff’s air, water, outdoor beauty and community heritage, noting its origin, growth, and status as county seat amid national monuments and reservations.

Flagstaff Sylvan L. Harenberg Harenberg Flage Daft Chamber of Commerce Luck Redmond Flagstatt

Youth value clash highlighted at Arizona newspaper convention

From the Desk reports Scottsdale hosted the Arizona Newspapers Association annual convention with focus on youth. Sessions covered the generation gap and how media can communicate with younger audiences. A veteran editor noted early idealism shifts to conservatism, urging listening to youth to bridge divides amid rapid community change.

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Absentee Ballot Applications Due for City Voters

City Clerk Dick Williams announces absentee ballot requests for February 1 city primary. Voters away or disabled may apply at City Hall to receive ballots by mail. Applications must be in by January 28 1972 at 5 p.m. and ballots must be returned by 6 p.m. primary day.

Asentee Dick Williams Willams Notary Public Williams

Davis Bid Cites Ecology Concern in Flagstaff Council Run

Flagstaff businessman W W Davis announced his candidacy for City Council pledging to protect the environment and pursue a long range solution to water problems. A 32‑year resident, Davis outlined a simple platform, denied backing any slate, and asked for support to his campaign. He has deep local ties, including leadership roles with the Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce and townjacks, and former involvement with several regional tour and transport firms.

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Williams Seeks $467 Million State Budget

Phoenix Governor Williams asks for a 467.4 million dollar fiscal 1972 3 budget with two thirds for education. The plan increases salaries for state workers and elected officials, boosts education funding including 199 million for K 12 and 106 million for universities, plus capital outlay. Welfare programs rise by about 40 million, with added funds for crippled children's services mental retardation facilities and public safety expansions including more highway patrol officers and a larger criminal investigations division. The proposal also seeks 8 million federal matching funds under the 1970 Omnibus Crime Control Act.

Phoenix Dack Williams Williams Mariciopa County Arizona Highway Patrol Department of Public Safety

Stores post prices as law takes effect Tuesday

Major Flagstaff stores align with national rule requiring price posting. El Rancho Market manager Matt Magill shows the base price bank available to customers. The Price Commission exempts small outlets from listing prices. See story page 7.

Flagstaff Matt Magill el Rancho Market The Price Commission Sunfote Dan Cole

Filing Deadline Tight as Flagstaff Races Narrow

The Flagstaff municipal race tightens with a filing deadline near. Five council candidates have filed for places, two seek mayor, and at least one potential candidate collected petitions as polls show shifting lines. Milan Hanson and Steve Gladden are already in. Gladden withdraws citing business pressure while Runke and Turner file for the two year council term.

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Mayor Sylvan Harenberg files for reelection in Flagstaff

Mayor Sylvan L. Harenberg officially filed nominating petitions with City Clerk Dick Williams shortly before noon. Former Councilwoman Laura A. Runke and Councilman C. Russell Turner had already filed, ensuring a primary and general election for the two year mayoral term.

Gladden Laura A. Runke C. Russell Turner Flagstaff Sylvan L. Harenberg Dick Williams

Building Prospects Look Bright for Flagstaff Expansion

City Building Inspector Vern Gansky says construction boom enjoyed in 1971 may continue. With the month under way, his office has on file a non-residential permit valued at 1.2 million dollars issued to Northern Arizona University for a new activities center on the school's south campus, similar to one already on campus.

Vern Gansky Gansky Northern Arizona University New South

NAU cast members seek Irene Ryan Foundation drama scholarships

Four NAU actors from The Night of the Iguana will audition in Los Angeles on February 20 for Irene Ryan Foundation drama scholarships. Cast members Marcia Milbrath Von Hatch Pat McHenry and Bartgia Tanner will be judged by Hollywood executives after a regional win at the American College Theatre Festival.

Angeles Calif Sns Northern Arizona University Tennessee Willams University of Caffornia Los Angeles Trene Ryan Foundation Marcia Milbrath von Hatch Pat McHenry Bartgia Tanner Immed Iately NAU Irene Ryan Shannon Mexico Ucla Collage Theatre Washington Bill J. Foster Flagg Staff

Geology Professor Files Candidacy For City Council

Northern Arizona University geology professor J Dale Nations announces his bid for City Council in Flagstaff. He argues for balanced representation of scientific, minority, and citizen interests and warns against poorly planned growth and overextended development. He cites water, drainage, geological engineering, and environmental planning as priority concerns.

Northern Arizona University Geology J. Dale Nations Oay Nations Flagslafy University Flagstaff

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