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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1972

Page

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Hijacker Shot to Death in Airline Escape Try

Poughkeepsie New York AP report describes a stocky hijacker who seized a Mohawk airliner near Westchester landing at Dutchess Airport. After receiving $200000 the gunman died as FBI sharpshooter opened fire while the hijacker attempted to enter a police car on the runway. Stewardess Eileen McAllister survived, and money and two parachutes were recovered.

the Sun Flagstaff Arizona Poughkeepsie N.Y Bin Dutchess County Dutchess County Aviation Ed Sharples Eileen Mcallister Sght FBI Albany New York Westchester County White Plains Hudson River New York City Carl Rieth William O'Hara Rieth

Rogers Sees Foes' Reaction as a Good Sign

Secretary of State William P. Rogers urged restraint, saying North Vietnam seeks a Communist government in South Vietnam and that the United States cannot accept it. He noted Paris peace envoys had not rejected President Nixon's eight point plan, and expressed cautious optimism about a negotiated settlement. Rogers spoke after talks with Ambassador William Porter at a foreign policy conference.

Washington William PB. Rogers North Vietnam South Vietnam Rogers Paris Nixon William Porter Porter Pham Dang Lam North Xuan Thuy Vietnam Niton Ami Nguyen van Thieu

Hopi Meeting to Discuss San Francisco Peaks Shrines

A 2 p.m. Saturday January 29 gathering at Shungopavi Hopi Village will cover Hopi shrine matters on the San Francisco Peaks. Mina Lansa, kikmongwi, says kidmongwis from other Hopi villages and religious leaders will attend, with open attendance for Hopis and interested citizens.

Oraibi Shungopayi San Francisco Mina Lansa Kikmongwi

Society Installs New Officers and Board Member Change

Society installs officers including Robert L. Chambers Dr. Charles C. Minor Dr. Vincent J. Schaefer Dr. Watson Smith W W Stevenson and Dr Richard F Wilson Charles McWhirter is chosen to finish a two year term replacing the resigned Clay Lockett on the board.

Robert L. Chambers Charles C. Minor Vincent J. Schaefer Watson Smith W.W. Stevenson Richard F. Wilson Charles McWhirter Clay Lockett Northern Arizona Society of Science and Art, Inc John Babbit Ageeca Allen H. Herbert Metzger

Oakley National Bank cuts savings interest rate

Oakley National Bank announced a 0.5 percentage point cut in regular savings interest to 4.0 percent, effective Feb 1, due to lower loan rates. Rates on special accounts and CDs stay the same, and further changes are possible. Other Arizona banks weigh whether to follow suit.

Phoenix Oakley National Bank VNB Arizona

Weather and discharge notices for Flagstaff region

National and regional forecasts cover Flagstaff and northern Arizona with sunny yet cold conditions today, southwest winds 20 to 30 mph, clear tonight, and a chilly Friday. Sedona shows mostly fair, Winslow and Holbrook expect sunny cold days, with minimal precipitation. Discharges announce two newborns: Buck Carl Weiner and Homer Cummings, a girl and a girl, each 6 pounds, at campus Heights and North San Francisco addresses.

Cottonwood Wiliams Grand Canyon Payson Sedonalla Winslow Kingmvan St Prescott Phoenix Tucson Yoma Coconino Sia Pageston Chicago Los Ang New York Flagstaff Arizona Sedona Holbrook Homer Cummings Campus Heights Dareil James North San Francisco

Economic Upswing Forecast Signals Strong 1972 Growth

Washington AP reports the government's leading indicators rose 2.2 percent in December, with November's gain revised to 0.5 percent. Eight indicators showed four up and four down, led by improvements in unemployment claims and average work week while durable goods orders and materials prices declined. The report argues 1972 will be a year of strong gains.

Washington Department Harold C. Passer Etonon Ic Affairs Ile Passer

Seven Arizona projects win Four Corners aid funds

The Four Corners Regional Commission awarded 340000 dollars in federal grants to seven Arizona projects. Grants include 196900 for Coolidge sewage facilities, 50000 for State Library and Archives to expand free library service by book mobiles in Navajo Apache and Coconino counties, 25000 to Navajo County for a water pollution study in Pinetop Lakeside Show Low, 42000 to rebuild Hobrook flood damaged sensor system, 15020 to Joseph City Irrigation Co for a weed and erosion control irrigation ditch, 10000 to Arizona Indian Centers for urban center development aiding residents and nonresidents Indians in Flagstaff, and 7500 to Southside Irrigation Co to rebuild a dike.

Phoenix Four Corners

Two youths plead guilty to marijuana possession in county court

David A. McFall and Ronald D. Griffin pleaded guilty to marijuana possession after police found three joints on McFall and three bags of marijuana in a home at 1929 N Center. Both were given jail and probation terms with fines as part of their sentences.

Montay David A. McFall Ceter Ronald D. Griffin Page Sheriff McFall Dee Griffin N. Center McFall

Heart Seizure Takes Life of Gospel Singer Mahala Jackson

Chicago AP reports gospel singer Mahalfa Jackson died at 60 from a heart seizure at Little Company of Mary Hospital Evergreen Park after years of illness and exhaustion from touring. Born near New Orleans she rose from washerwoman to global fame, with marquees from Carnegie Hall to European capitals.

Chicago Mahalfa Jackson Aloger Little Company of Mary Evergreen Park Mississippi River New Orleans Miss Jackson Carnegie Hall New York Europe

Owens Service Time Change For Richard Owens

Richard L Owens 40 died Monday in Farmington after an accident. Service moved to 2 p.m Friday at Shepherd of the Hills Lutheran Church. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. Friends may call tonight 4 to 7 p.m. at Plage Staff Mortuary. Survived by wife Olivia and children Rochelle 13 and Mark 12 of Gailton Ohio, parents Vernon and Owens of Marblehead Ohio, five brothers and two sisters out of state.

Richard L. Owens Timeral Shepherd of the Hills Lutherean Church Owens Farmington Calvary Cemetery Plage Staff Mortuary Olivia Rochelle Mark Gailton Olio Vernon Owens Marblehead Ohio State

Kachina Village Group to Meet at Community Center

The Kachina Village Landowners Association will meet at 7 30 p m in the Community Center. Discussion covers stray dogs road signs wear and garbage collection issues with committee reports including the volunteer fire department status and equipment.

Kachina

Foes Debate Pullout Accord at Paris Peace Talks

At the Vietnam peace talks in Paris the United States signaled it would not fully withdraw until an overall agreement is reached. North Vietnam accused Nixon and Kissinger of secret talks and condemned the eight point plan as a campaign ploy.

Peterson To Fill Stans Post

Washington AP Nixon names Peter G. Peterson to succeed Maurice Stans as secretary of commerce. Stans resigns to work on the 1972 re election campaign. Flanigan to move to Petersons post. changes reflect Nixon administration reshuffle in international economic policy sphere.

Washington Nixon Maurice Stans Peter G. Peterson Stans Tam Peter Flanigan New Yorker Petergan International Ecocomic Commerce Eisenhower

Arizona Daily Sun masthead and contact details

The notice lists publication details for the Arizona Daily Sun and Coconino Sun including publisher address 417 W. Santa Fe Ave Flagstaff Ariz and mailing box 149 with telephone numbers for circulation and staff. It notes subscription rates and deadlines for delivery in Cochino Navajo and Yavapai counties and includes a weekly flagstaff edition charging 5.05 per year by mail.

Flagstaff Publishing Co W. Santa Fe Ave Flagstaff Ariz Meow Arizona Daily Sun Cocofino Navajo Yavapai Coconino Sun Flagstait Publishing Co Samia Fe Ave Flagstalt, Ariz

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