Weather and obituary notes from Flagstaff area
Northlands forecast with high scores and dawn times, plus regional outlook for Flagstaff Sedona Winslow Winslow, Kingman, Prescott, Phoenix, Tucson and Yuma. Lake Powell forecast. then notice of Chavez Mrs. Ferminia 86 former Flagstaff resident who died in Socorro New Mexico Tuesday.
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Payson
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Winslow
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Yuma
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Chicago
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N.Y
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Arizona
Winslow and Holbrook
White Mountains
Whitman Brother of Texas Sniper Dies in Bar Shooting
John M. Whitman aged 24, brother of Charles Whitman III, was shot and killed after an argument in a Lake Worth bar. James Girof and Clint Jones among those wounded, while Ceaous Burgess and Jones face murder related charges.
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Lake Worth
Pla
John M. Whitman
Texas
Charles Whitman III
Whitman
Charles
University of Texas
Bill Openshaw
John Whitman
Openshaw
James J. Girof
West Palm Beach
Clint Jones
Ceaous Burgess
Chavez Rites Tuesday in New Mexico
Socorro New Mexico funeral mass for Ferminia Chavez 86 who died Tuesday scheduled for Friday 9 a.m. at San Miguel Chapel in Socorro She lived in Flagstaff over 20 years and is survived by daughter Beatrice Faulenfont of Socorro a granddaughter Ernie James of Flagstaff a grandson and four Brent grandchildren Rosary set for Thursday 7 p.m. at Steadman Chapel Socorro
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Socorro
N.M
Ferminia’ Chavez
San Miguel Chapel
Chavez
Flagstaff
Beatrice Faulenfont
Ernie James
Clark
Brent
Rosary
Steadman Chapel
Arizona Daily Sun Publication Details
The notice lists the Arizona Daily Sun publishing info in Flagstaff with address 417 W Santa Fe Ave and Post Office Box 148. It includes circulation rates 32.34 per month and 30.00 per year, service regions including Coconino and surrounding counties, and phone numbers 774-4543 and 714-4045 for the Circulation Department. The text also mentions the weekly Coconino Sun published Saturdays and the Flagstar Publishing Co address.
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Flagstaff Publishing Co
Santa Fe Ave
Flagstaff
Ariz
Arizona Daily Sen
Ministaff
Geco- Bine
Navajo
Yavapai
Coconino Sun Weekly
Flagstar Publishing Co
Sama Fe Ave
Flagsalt
Aria
Military Code Reforms Target POW Misconduct Cases
The military justice system allows soldiers to charge others under the code with misconduct, reviewed by senior officials like a grand jury, with charges potentially dismissed or adjudicated on the Evidence. Rear Adm. James B. M. Stockdale has filed similar charges against two former POW officers, both fighter pilots, still under review. Five GIs named in the case include Staff Sgts. Chenoweth, Young, Daly Jr., Rayford, and Spec. 4 Branch, with related comments from Gen. Creighton W. Abrams on prosecutorial policy. Also mentioned are Marine Lt. Col. Edison Wainwright Miller and Navy Capt. Walter W. Wilbur, the latter noting recent developments in his case.
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James B. M. Stockdale
Guy
Robert P. Chenoweth
Portland
Ore
John A. Young
Grayslake
Ill
James A. Daly Jr
Brooklyn
N.Y
King D. Rayford
Chicago
Michael P. Branch
Highland Heights
Callaway
Creighton W. Abrams
South Vietnam
To Defense Department
Edison Wainwright Miller
Tustin
Canif
Navy
Walter W. Wilbur
Columbia Crossroads
Wilbur
Pipeline Feeds Arizona Gasoline via SoPac Network
A Shell spokesman says Ciniza shipments totaling about 05,000 barrels monthly are stored then distributed statewide by truck. Southern Pacific Pipeline operates as a common carrier, carrying gasoline and oil products, formed in 1954 when rail capacity failed to meet demand. In 1973 SoPac shipped over 1 million barrels monthly to Arizona, with more than 800 thousand from California, totaling over 193 million barrels annually. The system is underground and largely interruption free, though rail, truckers, or refinery worker strikes could pose risks.
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Ciniza
Shell
Southern Pacific Pipeline, Inc
Arizona
Tian Lewis
SoPac
Lewis
California
Theft Charges Dropped for Krieg. Raymond Pleads Guilty
In Flagstaff Justice Court Daniel Krieg, 27, was freed after prosecutors found he had no involvement in a lumber theft near Mountainaire. Paul Raymond, 25, had felony charges reduced and pleaded guilty to petty theft, with six months probation and restitution. Michael Reeder, 21, pleaded guilty to a reduced resisting arrest charge and received six months probation.
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Daniel Frank Krieg
Mountainaire
Flagstaff
Paul Gregory Raymond
Raymond
Michael Reeder
Reeder
Grand Jury Summons Ex White House Aide
Los Angeles AP reports former White House aide Egil Krogh Jr to testify before a grand jury probing the burglary of Daniel Ellsberg's psychiatrist's office. Krogh may invoke the Fifth Amendment. prosecutors seek evidence of burglary conspiracy and trespassing.
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Los Angeles
White House
Egil Krogh Jr
Daniel M. Ellsberg
Krogh
Washington
Dist. Atv
Joseph Busch
Grand Jury
Kragh
John D. Ehrlichman
Pentagon Papers
Ellsberg
David Young
Busch
Young
Report of Arrest For Assault Error
A Monday story claimed Richard Sullivan of Flagstaff 43 was arrested Sunday for aggravated assault tied to a dog shooting. The report was in error. Sullivan was not arrested or held in the County Jail. Investigation continues, deputies say.
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Richard Sullivan
Flagstaff
Sullivan
Second Meeting On Leash Law Held At NAU
A second leash law meeting is set for Thursday at 8 p.m. in the Northern Arizona University Science Building C-135. Attendees should enter from the building entrance opposite the Arizona Bank University Branch. The session will cover further action on the city leash law and updates since the prior meeting.
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Northern Arizona University Science
Arizona Bank University
Dollar Falls to Record Lows in European Markets
U S dollar slid to new lows on European exchanges with Frankfurt opening at 2.3580 marks and dropping to 2.3475 within minutes. Zurich and Paris showed further losses while gold rose on dollar weakness. traders cite Watergate, trade figures, and inflation as ongoing pressures.
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Frankfurt
West Germany
U. S
Europe
Paris
Thun
Zurich
Tale
London
U.S
United States
Selective Service Hours Cut Back
New temporary office hours set for the local Selective Service office from a.m. to 4 30 p.m. Mondays and Tuesdays and 8 a.m. to noon Wednesdays. The office in Room 45 of the Arizona Bank Building had operated eight hours daily five days a week.
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Selective Service
Arizona Bank
Young Cowboys Pony Tumbleweed Parade Entry
The entry titled Young Cowboys Pony Tumbleweed carried by youths in the Independence Day parade. Parents listed as Mr and Mrs Harry Yarnell of Coney Park. More than one float and unit joined the celebration.
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Harry Yarnell
Coney Park
President Nixon Appalled by Probe of Homes Purchase
President Nixon expressed shock at alleged insinuations that his Oceanside estate purchase involved improprieties. Press secretary Ziegler suggested anti-Nixon plot motives and urged readers to judge for themselves as Cox denied any inquiry or knowledge of such facts.
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Calif
Nixon
Eeanside
Ronald L. Ziegler
Ziegler
Los Angeles Times
Watergate
Archibald Cox
Key Biscayne
Fla
The
Times
Sam Clemente
Cox
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