Mohave NADEC expenses may cut future allocations
An NADEC auditor told a Kingman public hearing that Mohave County programs show unallowable expenses likely to be subtracted from the next year's allocation. The hearing reviewed Nov. 10 termination of Mohave program director Douglas Pender amid charges of fiscal mismanagement and questionable payroll practices.
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Northern Arizona Development Council
NADEC
Mohave County
Ralph E. McHenry
Phoenix
Kingman
Mohave
Pender
Agency
Leon Berger
William Clark Kennedy
Berger
Flagstaff
McHenry
OBO
Arizona Dept. of Public Welfare
Department of Vocal Rehabilitation
DVR
County ‘Advisory Board
Mohave Nadec
Kidnap Controversy Continues as Family Hears Update
A public statement acknowledges Shelly and Bob’s disappearance, notes prayers for Shelly’s safety, and states the matter has been turned over to a competent attorney. The family vows to handle the forthcoming steps honestly and objectively per professional guidance.
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Bob
Shelly
Vets' Club Cancels Bingo To Protect License
A Pima County Sheriff's lieutenant warned Veterans of Foreign Wars officials that a planned bingo game could jeopardize the post liquor license. Post officers canceled the event after the warning, with Lt. Carlton Oglesby stating equipment seizure and arrests could follow if held. The event aimed to fund scholarships and charity.
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Pima County
Ueutenant
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Carlton Oglesby
Ajo
Sheriff's Office
Edward Sobansky
Leaders urge business leaders to meet legislators in Phoenix luncheon
From Desk paity leader urged businessmen to visit with representatives at the legislature. Giss praised rapport between parties while Rep. Barrow warned growth in Arizona requires more planning. Rep. Brown urged constructive criticism. Business associations cooperated with the Phoenix Chamber signaling growing business interest in the legislative process.
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Paity
Giss
Timothy A. Barrow
House
Arizona
Jack Brown
Phoenix Chamber
Arizona Daily Sun publication notice and prices
The Arizona Daily Sun lists publication details for Flagstaff Arizona with address 417 W Santa Fe Ave and phone 774 4545. It states subscription rates of 2.30 per month by carrier and 34 per year by mail in Coconino Marais and Yavapai counties with all other areas at 35 008 MH and delivered.
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Flagstaff Publishing Co
Santa Fe Ave
Flagstaff
Ariz
Arizona Daily Sun
Coconino
Marais
Yavapai
Coconino Sun Weekly
Flagatalf
Four Dead In Arizona Accidents
Four people were killed in separate Arizona traffic crashes. A head on collision near Sierra Vista claimed three lives including Carolyn Ann Singletary and passenger Billy Joe Estep. Lind ay Giordano also died. A second crash west of Winslow killed George Earl Mack. Arizona’s traffic toll reached 48, down 14 from last year.
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Associated Press
Arizona
Sierra Vista
Department of Public Safety
Carolyn Ann Singletary
William Floyd Byrd
Serra Vista
Miss Singletary
Billy Joe Estep
Williamson
W. Va
Lindsay
Giordano
Huntington
N.C
Byrd
George Earl Mack
Corona
Calif
U.S. 66
Winslow
Burglar Makes Clean Getaway From Seattle Apartment
Seattle police report an 18 year old woman Kathleen Lynn Jones reporting a burglary of her apartment. The thief seized clothing a bath towel a wash cloth and three hand towels and even bathed before fleeing.
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Seattle
Wash
Kathleen Lynn Jones
Four Win Damages In Bus Car Crash Near Winslow
A lengthy trial ended in a $17,000 verdict for four injured passengers from a 1969 bus car crash on U S 68 near Winslow. California and Oklahoma claimants sued Greyhound Bus Lines, driver John A Xasarich, and the Gabaldons, parents of the car’s deceased driver Roy D Madrid. Jury awards totaled 13,250 to Queeneleler of Oklahoma, 3,325 to Violette Treffenger of California, 250 to Wella Mae Davis of California, and 800 to Stella Brows of California. Damages to be assessed against the Gabaldons for allowing their stepson to drive without a license.
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Iin
Tate
U.S. 68
Winslow
Greyhound Bus Lines
Coconino Superior Court
Greyhound
John A. Xasarich
Eugene Gabaldon
Roy D. Madrid
Queeneleler
Oklahoma
Violette Treffenger
Wella Mae Davis
Stella Brows
California
Gabaldon
Subdivision Rules Urged for Water and Sewage
State Health Commissioner Dr Louis Kossuth urged Arizona county supervisors at the winter conference to require subdividers to ensure water supply and sewage disposal before zoning changes. He warned remaining large tracts are waterless ranches as developers parcel land into 20 to 640 acre sections to dodge health regulations. He added health rules cover noise as pollution and suggested supervisors study Boise planning precedents.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Louis Kossuth
Arizona Supervisors
Health Department
Coconino County Forms Young Republicans League
A meeting is planned to organize and charter the Coconino County Young Republicans League with interim president Lyle Rapacki stating it aims to become a political force in Arizona. Speakers include Arizona Attorney General Gary Nelson and officials such as Rep Bill McCune and Tom Pappas. the event at the Holiday Tun starts at 7 p.m. and is open to the public ages 16 to 37.
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Momdy
Coconing County
Young Republicans League
Lyle Rapack
Gary Nelson
Arizona
Bill McCune
Roo W. Caremichael
The
Young Republicans
Tom Pappas
Young Republican
Rapacki
Coconino County
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