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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1973

Page

1

Weather and notices for northern Arizona region

Daily weather draft lists temperatures, precipitation totals, and forecast notes for Flagstaff Sedona Winslow Winslow Holy Brook region with travelers advisory. Snow possible near 4000 feet, clearing by Saturday, with varied conditions across cities and lake Powell. Discharges and new living notices recorded along with a set of marriage licenses and births.

Holb Cottonwood Williams Grand Canyon Sedona Winslow and Holbrook Central Mountains Lake Powell

Arizona educators denounce propaganda in schools

In Phoenix a white paper from the Arizona Coalition of Educational Policy attacks a "small zealous minority of extremists" seeking to use public schools for political indoctrination. The report targets State Supt. Weldon, the state board, and criticizes teacher recertification tied to student performance, urging an Arizona Bill of Education and suspension of certain state board commissions.

Phoenix Arizona Arizona Coalition of Educational Policy Arizona Department of Education State Board of Education Weldon Shotstall State Board M. M. Gubser Tucson Arizona Council For Social Studies Thomas Rochford Nogales Arizona Education Association Glenn F. Burton Arizona School Administrators, Inc Glendale Thomas L Lee Stuart Herzog Howard Williameon Tucson Education Association

Extremist Groups Still Active in 1972 Report

FBI Director L Patrick Gray says extremist organizations both black and white continued to seek racial discord in 1972. He cites Ku Klux Klan Secret Army Organization Black Panther Party Black Liberation Army and the Weatherman as examples of a grave concern.

Washington FBI L. Patrick Gray Gray

Walls of Bakery Collapse in Kingman

A 100 foot wall section of the Kingman Bake Shop fell after owner Ralph Watson left the building. An adjoining building excavation may have loosened the foundation, Watson said, with a 40 by 100 foot addition housing storage and restrooms partly wrecked. The baking area was undamaged and production will resume once materials are cleared.

Kingman (Ap Kingman Ralph Watson Watson

Arizona Daily Sun Classified Details and Rates

Publication and contact details for the Arizona Daily Sun and Coconino Sun are listed with address 417 W Santa Fe Ave Flagstaff Arizona. Rates show 92.30 per month by carrier and 20.00 per year by mail in Coconino Navajo and Yavapai regions, 35.00 for others. Coconino Sun weekly on Saturdays at 95.05 per year by mail.

Flagstaff Publishing Co Santa Fe Ave Flagstaff Ariz Arizona Daily Sas Plageau Coconino Elrcota Desert Thahs Coconino Sun Flagstail Pebishhing (Co W. Fasta Fe Ave Flagstall Aarts

Dollars Hold Up Value on Europe Money Markets

In London the pound traded around $2.360 midmorning, close to the prior level, while the dollar remained steady in Zurich at 3.6687 Swiss francs. Dealers noted reduced nervousness over the American currency and a more stable market mood.

London U.S Europe Zurich

Nixon Budget Forecast Shows 268 Billion Dollar Deficit

Washington AP The Nixon Administration projects a 268.7 billion dollar budget with a 12 billion deficit for the next fiscal year Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield outlined the deficit for the current year at 25 billion and urged Congress to trim to the White House ceiling Uncontrollable outlays total about 202 billion with only 66 billion controllable by the president and Congress Mansfield noted a Pentagon spending rise tied to salaries and the new volunteer army while welfare medical research and education were slated to rise faster than defense spending

Washington Nixon Senate Mike Mansfield Newsmen Today Mansfield Mansfick Congress White House AML Manstieli Pentagon

Agnew to Visit Vietnam and Asia

Vice President Spiro Agnew will leave Sunday for Vietnam and other Asian countries. The White House press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler says the purpose is to discuss postwar relief and explain the continuing American role in Asia. Agnew will stress peace and self determination for Southeast Asian nations.

Washington Povew _ hid Spiro Ronald L. Ving Ler Asia Agnew United States Southeast Asia

Laos Leaders Pledge Air Strikes If Cease-Fire Violated

In Vientiane the prime minister Prince Souvanna Phouma stated that the U S Air Force will resume bombing Communist forces if the Laos cease-fire is broken. The pledge underscores the government’s commitment to enforce the truce.

Vientiane U.S Laos Souvanna Phowme

Franklin Eyes BIA Post in revamped agency

Wealthy Oklahoma oil industrialist Mare win L Fr is seen as likely to become commissioner of the Bureau of Indian Affairs. He has worked for Phillips Petroleum in Bartlesville and serves as official projects director. Two Cotono County executives begin Monday, Paul Douglas Darner as personnel director and Alvin Hickman as supervisor.

Washington Marewin L. Fr Oklahoma Bureau of Indian Affairs Franklin Phillips Petroleum Co Bartlesville Okla Coconto County Paul Douglas Darnell Alvin Lee Hickison Douglas Jack Smith Hickman Tan Air Force Vietnam Smith N. Manor Fla Na-he BIA Flagstaff High School S. Pima Kathryn Northern Arizona University Legal Aid Department Cochnina County

Peru Seeks Soviet Arms in Moscow and Havana Visits

High level Peruvian military delegations have traveled to Moscow and Havana in recent months to explore buying Soviet equipment such as MIG21s. Officials say no commitment has been made. Cuba is the only Latin American country to have accepted large Soviet arms. Reports also noted a Kremlin offer of 50 million dollars in credits to Chile.

Washington Moscow Havana U.S Cuba Kremlin

Delayed Health Planning Complete After Long Delay

The Arizona Health Planning Authority announced completion of the 1972 state health facilities plan after 18 months of delay caused by staff shortages and a shift in responsibility from the health department to the authority. The 1973 plan is six months overdue and the 1974 plan is due this summer. A public hearing is set for February 22 at the State Tuberculosis Sanatorium in Tempe, and the health planning council will meet the same day to prepare further state plans.

Arizona Health Planning Authority State Health Department Health Department Melvin H. Goodwin Tempe Goodwin

Air Force retiree named town manager in Parade Valley

Retired Air Force Col. Oscar Butt, 49, is named town manager for Parade Valley just north of Phoentz. He will assume the post February 5, succeeding Jack Phillips who left January 11.

Parade Valley Air Force Oscar Butt Phoentz Butt Pew Jack Phillips

Nixon Strengthens Veteran Job Role

Washington AP President Nixon orders new federal efforts to find jobs for veterans returning from Vietnam, expanding government work programs and outreach to ease reintegration for servicemen and improve employment access nationwide.

Nixon Washington

Area Spruced Up For Peace Signing At Tan Son Nhut

Work crews opened sandbags and dismantled bunkers at Tan Son Nhut Airport to transform Air Force and Navy offices into Peacekeeping Force headquarters for the four nation mission to supervise the Vietnam cease-fire. Soldiers guard the area near the Red Cross building as 70 troops from each country prepare to deploy by Sunday with the rest arriving by February 25.

Saigon Tan Son Nhut Air Force Navy Kase Fprce Canada Poland Hungary Indonesia South Vietnam Texport Red, Cross Tan Son Nout

Phoenix Union High School teachers plan 7 percent pay push

Phoenix Union High School District teachers will start a work slow-down next week to press administration for a 7 percent salary increase. Classroom Teachers Association president Frank Saceo announced the plan.

Phoenix Phoenix Union Frank Saceo

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