Youths Aid Oil Slick Cleanup In San Francisco Bay
Hundreds of young volunteers joined refinery workers to combat a massive bunker oil spill after two Standard Oil tanks collided near the Golden Gate. The slick tainted 50 miles of coastline, with 550 oiled waterfowl brought to rescue centers and crews working through the night to seal Bolinas Lagoon and protect wildlife.
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Land Restoration at Black Mesa Seeks Best Native Grasses
Peabody's Grandt outlines a two year growth window to revitalize 1 600 acres yearly as 400 acres mine. Native blue trama grass four winged salt brush and alfalfa sweet clover and wheat grasses show promise for grazing. Tribes leasing coal rights helped shape reclamation plans reviewed by federal agencies.
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Father of Local Resident Dies In Phoenix
Memorial services for David L. Anderson 54 former Trans World Airlines director who served in World War I will be held at 12 p m Thursday at Christ Church of the Ascension in Phoenix He died Tuesday at St Joseph s Hospital He was father of Kathryn Anderson of Flagstaff and Harriet Anderson of Santa Barbara His wife Elizabeth survives along with a San Diego brother Contributions may be made to the David L Anderson memorial fund for cancer and allied diseases Memorial Hospital New York NY
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New York Man Arraigned in Accident Case
Jose Rodriguez 18 of New York City was arraigned in Williams Justice Court on manslaughter charges related to a fatal January 9 accident near Seligman. He is held in Coconino County Jail with bonds set at 14000 for manslaughter and 3410 for drug charges. Victims include Craig White 18 and William Auer 23 of White Plains New York, plus a passenger from San Francisco.
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Arizona Daily Sun and Coconino Sun publication note
Publication branding and subscription details for Flagstaff newspapers. Lists offices, mailing rates, delivery instructions, and contact numbers for the Arizona Daily Sun and Coconino Sun, including rates for carrier and mail subscriptions and circulation inquiries.
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Ecuador charges U S bans violate OAS charter
Quito Ecuador Foreign Ministry says the United States sanctions over 200 mile zone tuna boats breach the OAS charter by coercion. Four boats were released after paying 179600 dollars in fines while four remain held. The ministry blames US fishing interests for provoking the incidents.
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McPhetridge Service Held In Winslow
Services were held in Winslow for Jack McPhetridge Sr. 78 who died Sunday at Winslow Memorial Hospital. Born in Arkansas he moved to Winslow 46 years ago and worked for Santa Fe Railroad until retirement. He belonged to Elks Lodge No. , Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen and was a World War II veteran. Survived by wife Mary Ann, two sons Charles and Jack Jr both of Winslow, five grandchildren and five great grandchildren.
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NAU Wins NSF Grant For Summer Institute In Linguistics
Northern Arizona University receives a 12121 grant from the National Science Foundation to run a Summer Institute in Linguistics for two high school juniors nationwide. Eight weeks from June 14 to August 6 include six weeks of campus study at Flagstaff and two weeks of field work on Navajo and Hopi reservations under director Dr. David Seaman with visiting scholars Dr. Thomas Sebeok and Dr. Florence Voegelin. Applications postmarked by March 31, 1971, may be requested from Seaman, Faculty Box 5788, NAU.
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Forecast for Flagstaff and northern Arizona
Increasing cloudiness through Thursday with cooler, locally gusty afternoon winds. Low tonight around 28, high Thursday about 55. Forecast for Winslow and Holbrook shows high cloudiness today and tonight with above seasonal temperatures, Friday cooler and cloudy with a high near 53 and low around 30. Chance of measurable precipitation zero today and tonight, about 1 percent on Thursday.
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Daily Record Adoptions and Discharges Notice
Admissions Tuesday January 13 Marilyn Champagne and Linda A Mann. Discharges Tuesday January 19 Randell Williams. New Citizens Tuesday January 19 Mr and Mrs Tim Heal Rt 1 Diamond Blvd Flagstaff. Girl six pounds seven ounces. Mr and Mrs Norman Champagne 313 West Cherry Girl eight pounds four ounces. Mr and Mrs James We Mann 8224 Fast Dortha Bay small pounds two ounces.
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Noxon Service Held Today in Holbrook
William Q. Noxon, 63, a Safeway meatcutter, died Friday in Holbrook Hospital. Services were held today in Holbrook with burial in Holbrook Cemetery. He moved to Holbrook 12 years ago after coming to Arizona in 1944. Born in Oil City, Pennsylvania, survivors include his wife Judy and three sisters living out of state.
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