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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1971

Page

1

Young Entrepreneurs Sell Lemonade in Front Yard

Kris Fusselman six and Michael Gates nearly nine started a summertime lemonade stand Tuesday in Kris Tusselman's front yard at 606 W Cherry. By 2 08 p m they had earned 14 cents, with Kris in charge of the drink as hostess.

Kris Lee Fusselman Lloyd A. Tusselman W. Cherry Michael Gates Bobby Gates Bonita Kris Linda Bronski

Fires 2600 Men Battle Carrizo Blaze In Arizona

Firefighters fight the Carrizo fire in northeastern Arizona aided by 2600 personnel. The blaze, 10 miles south of Heber, spread from the Ft. Apache Reservation into Sitgreaves National Forest and has scorched thousands of acres. A second major fire near Springerville was contained. Arizona forests to close indefinitely Friday, with only Oak Creek and Bowito Campgrounds remaining partly open.

Associated Pres Arizona Forest Service Heber Ft. Apache Indian Reservation Mogolla Rim Sitgreaves National Forest Bull Flat Springerville Ft. Apache San Carlos Carrizo Lee Singer Singer Apache National Forest Fort Apache Kaibab National Forest Grand Canyon Kaibab Lake Wiliams Parks Campground White Horse Lake Cataract Williams T 40 Kaibab Jacob Lake Demotte

Pow Wowin Gets Underway Friday Independence Day Pow Wow festivities begin

Flagstaff prepares for its 480th annual Ald Indian Pow Wow with three days of parades rodeo and Ceremonials in City Park. The opening parade at 11 a.m. kicks off the festival followed by a 1 30 p.m. rodeo and dusk Ceremonials each night. An 7 34 a.m. Chiefs Breakfast at Mark A Moore American Legion posts launches the event. Officials anticipate a large crowd and ongoing security preparations.

Catioo City Park Fow Wow Committee Mark A. Moore American Legion Flagstaff

Viet Cong peace plan ties prisoner release to U.S. withdrawal

Paris talks reveal a Viet Cong proposal to free all U.S. prisoners if Washington withdraws by year end. The plan also seeks a Saigon regime ouster and a coalition government, offering both acceptable and unacceptable elements to Washington and Hanoi.

Paris U.S United States Vietnam White House Saigon Washington Ronald L. Ziegler Ziegler Nixon South Vietnam Xuang Thuy David K.E. Bruce Nguyen Thi Binh Mrs. Binh

Supervisors Form Water Development Task Force for Flagstaff Williams

The Coconino County Board of Supervisors approved a nine member water development task force for the Flagstaff Williams area. Chairman Tachias will lead, with plans to seek full time chief executive and funding options from Four Corners Regional Commission or Farmers Home Administration.

Page Spervisors Page Rangers Don Kofford Bureau of Reclamation Thireau Elmer Griga Flagstaff Tachias Tabhias Stephen Udall Rose Stacey Jane Burns Betty Jo Anderson Flagstaff - Williams Balny Flagstaff and Williams Coconino Wilkins Dam Board of Tio Tachias Four Corners Regional Commission Farmers Home Administration Ray Larson Water Commission James Kennedy Robert Knoles Larry Mills Henry Gidlas Ralph Bilby Doug Wall Michael Flournoy Edwin McGavock U.S. Geological Survey Kennedy Wall Flournoy Winslow Holbrook Coconino County Bya Bureau of Reclamation East Clear Creek

Weather Update for Flagstaff Area and Regions

Fair conditions prevail today and tonight across Flagstaff Williams Grand Canyon Peaks and Reservation Area with some cloudiness expected Friday. Winslow Holbrook also report fair weather as detailed on page two.

Flagstaff - Williams - Grand Canyon - Peaks Winslow - Holbrook

Strike Paralyzes Copper Industry Across Arizona

Arizona copper mines and smelters shut down as unions strike after a Salt Lake City decision. Pickets appeared at Phelps Dodge in Douglas and Respiration Consolidated Copper Go. in Miami. About 5 000 daily pay workers affected in Arizona with 15 000 more across other states. Kennecott and Magma Copper noted as walkouts spread, while some nonunion workers remained at work. Union leaders cited inadequate offers and demands for job protections amid a 10 week pay battle.

Associated FRFSS Arizona Respiration Consolidated Copper Go Miami Magma Copper Kennecott Phelps Dodge Mission Line Douglas Orend Ajo Bisbea Devel Stearn Rogers Salt Lake City Joseph Mahony United Steel Workers of America 2Éunion Nonferrous Industry Bargaining Committee Phoenix Unkals

Red Carpet Plans For Australian Mayor Visit To Flagstaff

Flagstaff eyes a possible July 3 arrival of John M. Powell, mayor of Katoomba, Australia, for a sister city visit during Pow Wow weekend. City officials plan a red carpet welcome with escorted tours, receptions, and ceremonial events, including the Pow Wow Parade and All-Indian Rodeo, plus visits to Grand Canyon and Sky Ride.

Holst Flagstaff Vietnam Katoomba Powell Hgrenberg Grand Canyon Arizona

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