Stock Market Ends Another Typical Day In Decline
New York stocks fell again amid moderate losses though some issues showed resilience. The Associated Press market average slipped while industrials and techs led the declines. Crown Cork, Ford, Polaroid, IBM and U.S. Steel posted notable drops as traders weighed Washington spending plans and ongoing market jitters.
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New York
Associated Press
Roan
Washington
Crown Cork
Ford
Polaroid
Interstate
U.S. Steel
Kiwanis Mall Promotion and Civic Meeting Details
Kiwanis club members discussed promoting Flagstaff and the area with 6 developers at a 45 minute meeting led by Fred Ball who outlined recreation and industry development potential and Chamber of Commerce packaging. Blood samples were taken as part of a Juror Woman's Club hospital project amid civil defense and community improvement efforts with guests Rae McEvoy John Travello Genge Yard Paul Steiner James Sandens Carrie Allen.
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Kiwanis Club
Fred Ball
Gity
Area 6
Ball
Chamber of Commerce
Tintor Woman's Club
Rae McEvoy
John Travello
Genge Yard
Paul Steiner
James Sandens
Carrie Allen
Phoenix Area Television Schedule Snapshot
A reading of the Tuesday January 23 TV marquee lists numerous programs and segments. It includes news reports weather sports and entertainment shows such as Huntley Brinkley Report Doug Edwards News Bugs Bunny and Jack Paar. The lineup also features westerns dramas and variety programs with times from early afternoon through late night.
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Phoenix
People's
Choice
Wid Bill Hickok
Bozo the Clown
Butkla and
Ollie
Life of Riley
Arizona
Marshal Dillon
the Pioneers
ABC News
Doug Edwards
Bugs Bunny
Yor
Bear
Dobie Gillis
Dilek Powell
Ichabod
Wade Shannon
Mohalia Jackson Singa
Jack Pare
State board revamp bills aim at Arizona education shift
Phoenix AP report outlines Schellenberg proposals to alter the State Board of Education and appoint a state superintendent by board choice rather than election. Bills seek constitutional amendment on school aid distribution, creating a county school equalization fund, and modernization of board powers plus new commissions and alternate lunch funds handling.
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iSchellenberg
Maryloopa
Arizona
Schellenberg
State Board of Education
Jay
Board of Education
Technic’ Vocational
Commission On
Phoenix
Accommodations Bill Returns to Arizona Legislature
PROENIX AP reports a public accommodations bill, identical to last year's defeated measure, is reintroduced in the Arizona Legislature. Rep J D Hales and six majority bloc members push the bill requiring hotels, restaurants, bars, and other venues to serve customers regardless of race or color. Supporters claim promises from prior opponents will yield passage this session.
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Proenix
Arizona
J. D. Hales
Maricopa
Bya Negr
Hrom Hyo
Holmes
Today’s Weather Aids Sunrise to 9 A.M. Track
Weather data shows a high of 39 and a low of 11 with 0.5 precipitation through 9 a.m. Year-ago figures listed 435 flights and 15 precip. normals for date mark 39/12 with 0.5 precip. Record highs and lows are 57 in 1920 and 15 in 1977 with 1.73 precip. Totals to date 1.89. year-to-date totals show 0. Nine-month totals and daily normals noted.
Red Cross Home Care Certificates Awarded in Flagstaff and ASC
Flagstaff women and Arizona State College students earned Red Cross certificates in Home Care of the Sick and Injured and Mother and Baby Care at the Technology and Applied Arts Center. Instructors noted the program aims to train locals to care for family and neighbors during illness or accidents, with several ASC and USC students listed among recipients.
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Arizona State College
Moller
ASU
Felt
Androw
Due Witte
Magsméf
Suzanne Woxell
Tingstatty
Clatwicate Winntr
Flaggstall
Amivons State College
The
Sted Cross
Flagstaff
Red Cross
Technology and Applied Arts Center
Mare
Cora Drake
Reyna Chacon
Mary Garcia
Lucy M. Gonzales
Mary Lou .Griego
Natalie Griego
Glenna Bleving
Arlington
Barbara Breland
Superior
Diana Chatey
Caroline Earl
Flagstuff
Callen Hayes
Payson
Leslie Edson
Rites Scheduled For Two Infants In Arizona
Rites scheduled for two infants in Arizona. Christopher Luna three month old son of Mr and Mrs Orenala Luna died Friday night at St Josephs hospital in Phoenix burial at Calgary Catholic cemetery with Father Harry Morgan officiating. Pat Alvarado two year old son of Mr and Mrs Pocmpin Alvarado died Monday at the Children's Colony in Flagstaff services to be held with direction by Phil Ganley. Forecast cooler weather for tonight through Wednesday with light winds, low tonight around 30.
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Christopher Luna
Orenala Luna
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Phoenix
Calgary
Ray
Harry Morgan
Haan
Pat Alvarado
Pocnpin Alvarado
Joint Tenancy Deeds in Coconino County Transfers
The Coconino Daily Record lists multiple joint tenancy deeds recording transfers of property. Entries include Stages Bill Homes Inc to James J Howard et ux and Stags Pilt Mores Inc to Jess 3 Hadden et ux among others, naming buyers and sellers.
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Bichfield Oi Corp
James M. Lovelady
Isto
Joint Tenacy Deed Staggs Bilt Homes Inc
Vero Jnon L. Peckham
Stags Pilt Mores Inc
Jess
Hadden
Russell E. Crain
Eugene S. Manson
William David Nottie
Norman A
Norman
William David Norbie
Music Director Pat Curry Teaches at Utah State Clinic
Music director Pat Curry will teach at a summer music clinic at Utah State University Logan directing a high school orchestra. He will return to Arizona State College to teach three weeks in the first term. Curry also leads ASC Summer Music Camp.
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Pat Cuny
Arizona State de Fege
Flagstaff
Utah State University
Logan
Liveswoek
Curry
Utah State
Arizona State College
ASC
Bt Cavalry
Hernandez
Hig
World News In Brief Cuba Executions Reported By Friel Castro Regime
Reports from Miami say Cuban firing squads executed two men identified as CIA operatives Pedrimas Iglesias Funk and Pedro Tape Peron after questioning on Cuban TV. Moscow says Molotov job status unclear as Foreign Ministry declines comment. West Berlin sees gale winds up to 70 mph tearing wire fences. Antoine Gbenga placed under house arrest in Congo awaiting rebellion trial. UN protection lifted. Thant holds talks with Netherlands and Indonesia on West New Guinea settlement.
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Miami
Fla
Friel Castro
Hyente
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Capl
Pedrmbualas Iglesias Funk
Peedro
Peron
Lagpoldville
Congo Lap
Anttoine Gbenga
U.N
Gbenga
United Nations
N.Y
U Thant
Netherlands
Indonesia
West New Guinea
Thant
Bill to Ease Property Tax Load Offered
A Phoenix AP report describes a bill to shift the tax load from residential property to other property classes. Sponsored by Rep. Bill Stephens the measure seeks assessments at 15 percent of aerial value for residential property and 20 percent for all other property. An initial $750000 is requested for reappraisal work with costs largely borne by counties. The proposal contrasts with rival plans to set up an appraisal staff and reassess at 109 percent valuation or to assess all property at 20 percent of value. The bill would require property owners to declare full cash value to county assessors, appoint appraisers via the State Tax Commission, allow 20 days to appeal undervalued properties, and levy taxes on appraised values if no appeal is filed.
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Phoenix
Bill Stephens
Maricopa
Stephens
Sens
Evan Mecham
R-Maricopa
Sam Steiger
R-Yavapai
H.S. Corbett
Reims
Darvil McBride
D-Graham
Charles Goff
D-Pinal
Arizzana
State ‘Tax Commission
Glenn's Safety Alarms Rise as Crew Rush for Orbit Deadline
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP technicians raced to repair the oxygen system on the Atlas lunar capsule as NASA delayed the first American orbital flight for the fourth time. Glenn paced aboard the spacecraft awaiting lift off while crews fitted a new oxygen regulator and helmet supply. NASA did not specify repair time and ordered thorough checks after the oxygen glitch threatened the mission.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Glenn
National Aeconautics and Space Administration
NASA
Bible Digest On Doing God’s Will As Core Work
A devotional reflection quotes Jesus in John about doing the will of the Father as the sole meat of life. It asserts that any failure to do God’s will signifies a universal failure in all actions. The piece emphasizes obedience and completion of divine work as central to human purpose.
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Jesus
John
God
Overflow Audience Attends VVAMH Information Meeting in Cottonwood
In Cottonwood an overflow audience at the Mental Health Information Services Conference heard Leo Schnur assert that Arizona statutes fully protect civil rights of rental patients and proposed treatment patients. Attendees from schools churches and clubs joined professionals including Dr. Frank Jars and Mrs. Joyce Crawford as the VVAMH outlined a new information service guide for Verde Valley.
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Cottonwood
Gedana Physichon
Leo Schnur
Arizona
Sekrar
Grand Canyon
United States Indian Service
Grand Canyon Village
Sedona
Medina and Dental Elin
Information Services Committee
VAMH
Verde Valley
PTA
County Welfare Department
Sheriff's Office
Alcololies Anonymous
Spcleis
Cad Lackhan-smith
Vvamil
Frank Jars
Arizona State College
Hal Breen
Joyce Crawford
Wwamh Information Services Committee
Information Service
Former Flag Man Dies in Oregon
Word has been received of the death of Fred M. Long, 57, on Jan. 7 at his home in Corbett, Oregon. He was a former resident. Funeral services were held Jan. 4 in Oregon. Alterding the services from Flagstaff were Robert Mall and the deceaseds daughters Mrs. Velma Fanning, Mrs. Bill Lane and Mrs. Dwayne Jones.
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Fred M. Long
Corbett
Ore
Oregon
Flagstaff
Robert Mall
Velma Fanning
Bill Lane
Dwayne Jones
Initiations Reported At Frisco 4 H Club Meeting
Susan Itarion Melissa Cravens Janet Morse were initiated at the January meeting of the 4 H Club in Flagstaff under President Brenda Brechan. A Valentine Party was planned for February 3 with Kathleen Morse and Sharon Maddox chairing. Linda Sanders volunteered for tasks at the February community gathering.
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Susan Itarion
Melissa. Cravens
Janet Morse
Jriecith Club
Flagstaff
Brenda Brechan
Valentine
Kathleen Morse
Sharon Madfox
Linda Sanders
Morrison
Sharon Maddox
Melissa Cravens
Katheen Morse
Janet Morve
Fae Aternay
Tais McCraw
Susan Harow
Fegey Gotcher
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Callie
Kiwanis Mall
NBC
ABC
TNT
Cbsc
Gieana Blevins
Aznogion
Cavniya Rose
Winsting
Dfeout Row
Phil Samnders
Seligman
Ten Murdock
Flagstatt
W1rs
Caro- How Tenn
Pangstatty
Tetly Lloyd
Amo
Natoko Firiegu
Ella
Navareri Ara
Coonnie Reyes
Ruth Dem
Front Tiv
Ester Klorez
Reynay Chaston
Livy Guiwales
Burius Haseh
Ne Marts
la Jolla
Calif
Tose McLargin
Newport Beach
Patricia Murdock
Playstaff
Carolyn Rose
Winslow
Helen Sanders
Angelina Solis
Douglas
Carolyn Sweet
Chino Valley
Suzanne Troxell
Flagsaff
Joan Willie
Frank Hendall
Frances Hegglund
Nurses Service
Lewis McDouald
McCullough
Monte Vinta Hotel
Friends Office Supply
North
Beaver Across
Prom, City
MALLY
Coconino Daily Record
Pat Curry
Clinic
World News
Moscow
Foreign Ministry
M. Molotov
Venus
Berlin
West Berlin
New Man
Bible. Digest
VVAMH
Arizona Daily Sun
Plagsteft Publishing Co
Postoffice
Plagstadf
Prospect
Cheoning
Navata
Zarapai
Coconino Sun Wefely
Wait
Ariz
Frisco
Oan
Mic Avista Ng
New Alva Diesel
Calli
Mlantes
Ata
Wonsertl
Moun
Traquilies Wan
Wong Whan
Anxiety
Ba LN
Steed Slomfel
Ariutian
Ierton
Remit
Rom Shave Everday
Perroutae
Bionype
S48
Oar
Butch
Aurer
Buick
Cheshire Motors
W. Sante Fe Avenue
Magstaff
Olson Motors
Bill Willams
Williams
Cheech
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