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A long, dense weather and local notices page covers forecasts for Flagstaff and northern Arizona, daily temps, precip totals, and region forecasts. It also lists hospital admissions and discharges, births, marriages, and divorces, plus a Citizen of the Year nomination for Sister Hositana Baldonada and other nominees for community service and life-saving actions on the San Francisco Peaks.
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Sister Hosalina Baldonada
Our Lady of Guadalupe School
Flagstaff
Tia A. Tachias
Lee Fitzhugh
Garland J. Wood
Flagstaff Community Hospital
Richard H. Tales
Southwest Forest Industries, Inc
Steve Spackeen
Carl Dalpaiz
San Francisco Peaks
Council Will View Plans at Clubhouse
The City Council set February 13 for a pub lc hearing on a large Continental Country Club residential project and will visit the club informally next Tuesday to inspect the plans. City Planner Kemp said Planning and Zoning recommended zoning changes and full project approval. some council members criticized the wine and dine aspect of the presentation. Kemp noted no council lunch will be served and will notify members by letter of meeting time.
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Publc
Continental Country Club
William Kemp
Planning and Zoning Commission
Continental
Hove
Council
Commission
Kemp
Advisory Unit Selected for Revenue Funds
The Interagency Council representing social service agencies near Flagstaff was named the Flagstaff City Council's advisory committee on social service expenditures. Council approval passed 7-0 to authorize new capacity for the agency as discussion continues on using federal and state revenue sharing funds. Mayor Harenberg appointed Nations to assist in future deliberations. No action yet on revenue sharing expenditures.
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Interagency Council
Flagstaff
J. Dale Nations
Robert L. Moody
Sylvan L. Harenberg
Mel Hannah
Arizona Daily Sun postal notice and rates
Public notice from Flagstaff Publishing Co. lists circulation details for Arizona Daily Sun and Coconino Sun weekly edition. Provides address 417 W Santa Fe Ave Flagstaff AZ 86001 and phone 774 4545. Rates shown include 2.34 monthly by carrier and 90 mail in state. 5.05 annual for Coconino Sun. Calls to circulation before 6 24 p.m. if not delivered.
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Flagatail Publishing Co
Santa Fe Ave
Flagstall
Ariz
Arizons Daily Se
Flagstall, Arm
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Yavapai
Cocomino Sun
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Flagstall, Arts
Plats Delay as City Studies Drainage and Access
The council delayed approval of a tentative plat as the area’s drainage and access improvements are reviewed. The new developer, who has worked with the city on road upgrades, may file final plans before March 12 if conditions are met. Mayor McDonald and several councilors urged solving the flooding before approval, while others opposed speeding the plat.
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Kemp
Richard T. McDonald
William M. Egan
Virgil Langley
Residents Split On Improvement Districts For City Lands
The Daily SUN reports Mt. Elden area residents debated district improvements with high costs. many oppose any improvement districts, while some favor private action to limit expenses, indicating a clash over how to fund local development.
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Daily Sun
Road Work Claim Tabled by Council
The City Council tabled a claim for 11870 by Contracting Services Co. for Cedar Hill overlay work done last summer. Damaged cars due to tar were reported. the city will cover repair bills. Insurance carrier is being consulted. payment to service stations urged.
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Contracting Services Co
Cedar Hill
Robert L. Monty
Leland C. McPherson
Burglary Suspects Booked at Pow Wow
Two men from Tuba City, Patrick Baschief 25 and Andrew Kelly Jr. 25, were arrested for taking jewelry and rugs from the Cameron Wayajo Arts and Crafts Guild during last summer’s Pow Wow. They face charges in Superior Court, with a Jan. 31 hearing, along with Kim Trujillo 21 and two juveniles, all held in Coconino County Jail.
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Cameron Wayajo Arts and Crafts Guild
American Indian Movement
Patrick J. Baschief
Andrew Kelly Jr
Baschief
Kelly
Kim Trujillo
Tuba City
Coconino County
Prominent Western Artist Charles Dye Dies at 66
Sedona artist Charles R. C. Dye aged 66 died Monday from a gunshot wound after a period of cancer. He was a charter Cowboy Artists of America member and longtime Western painter with works in private and public collections nationwide. Survived by wife Mary, two sons Steve of Tucson and a grandchild. Memorial donations asked for American Cancer Society.
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Charles R. C
Charlie) Dye
Ted
Dye
Canon City
Cola
Charles Russell
Americana Academy
Chicago
Art Students
New York City
Famow
Harvey Dann
the Saturday Evening Post
American Weekly
Outdoor Life
Coronet
Argosy
Mary
Sedoca
Coconino County
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