Weather and local notices from Flagstaff area
Northern Arizona forecast and regional temperatures with highs near 100 and lows in 40s to 60s. Records and precipitation totals listed, plus Lake Powell outlook. Admissions, citizenships, marriages, and divorces noted. Fire and incident reports include brush fires and water-logged areas with injuries. Domestic notices cover licenses and a fatal kitchen fire incident.
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Weidinger Rites Held in Winslow for William T Weidinger
Services for 55 year old William T Weidinger of Winslow were held at St Josephs Church after his death June 28 at Santa Fe Hospital in Los Angeles. Burial followed at Desert View Cemetery with Elks graveside rites. He spent 34 years with Santa Fe and was active in Little League and Elks. He is survived by his wife Frances, two sons W T Weldinger and Marilyn Wade, his mother Fraheves, a brother Joe and one grandchild.
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Winslow
William T. Weidinger
Wineslow
Santa Fe
Los Angeles
St Joseph’s Catholic Church
Desert View
Elks
Weidinger
New Mexico
Nitre Dame University
Business School
Albuquerque
Union
BPO Elks Lodge
Little League
Wild
Frances ‘‘Buchy
W. T. Buzz” Weldinger
Flagstar
Marilyn Wade
Mesa
Frahe Ves
Joe
Arizona Daily Sun Publication Details and Rates
The notice lists publication details for the Arizona Daily Sun and Coconino Sun, including address 417 W Santa Fe Ave Flagstaff Arizona, circulation contact numbers, and subscription rates of 32.36 per month by carder and 38.00 per year by mail in Coconino, Navajo, and Yavapai counties, with other areas at 35.06 if not delivered. It notes second class postage and weekly publication timing.
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Flagstaff Publishing Co
W. Santa Fe Ave
Flagstaff
Ariz
BOM
Arizona Daily San
Post Oilier
Cocnino
Navaje
Yavapai
Fania Fe Ave
Flagsiall
Grocery bills rise as meat prices edge higher nationwide
AP survey across two dozen cities finds meat costs climbing in two weeks. Seattle saw five of ten items rise, including round steak from 2.25 to 2.39 per pound and pork chops up two cents to 1.09. La Grange Park pork joint endext rose to 85 cents, eggs up, while several staples stayed steady.
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Associated Press
Washington
MapeTaareet
Seattle
Chicago
la Grange Park
Here’s More About Fire in Flagstaff Helps Hernandez Family
Fire relief efforts appeal to Flagstaff residents for the Hernandez family after a fatal blaze. Donations to Sister Margaret Ellen at Guadalupe Catholic School or via Carat Zamudio and Jennie Barreras are requested. The May 10 Birch Avenue fire killed Mr and Mrs Brown. a past blaze linked to gasoline misuse affected another child.
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Flagstaff
Hernandez
Margaret Ellen
William R. Brown
W. Birch Avenue
Varhies
Demonstrators Remain Jailed Awaiting AIM Riots Hearings
Eight AIM demonstrators stay in County Jail on bonds set at 20000 for seven men and 30000 for the eighth awaiting preliminary hearings in Flagstaff Tuslice Court. They face rioting charges after a Sunday disturbance at Pow Wow Ceremonials with private counsel representing them.
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American Indian Movement
AIM
Flagstaff
Pow Wow Cer Mandals
Window Hook
Richard Collins
DNA
Legal Services Organization
Flagstory
Pow Wow
Collins
Robert Boregette
Vernon Bellecourt
Patrick Baschief
Rehard Two Elk
Eduardo Molina
Denver
Andrew Kelly Jr
Tuba Ciety
Leroy Keams
Quiet Pow Wow Yields Few Crimes and Arrests
Police reports describe a notably calm Pow Wow with fewer crimes than last year. 579 people were placed in City Park jail quarters, while downtown bookings rose modestly. An assault with a deadly weapon led to the arrest of 19 year-old Eddie Shonglea, and 26 year-old Danny Tsaipi faced felony charges related to a lewd act involving a 15 year-old.
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Flagstall
Gene Slayton
City Park
Slayton
Eddie Shonglea
Second Mesa
Pow Wow
Danny Tsaipi
Flagstaff
Flagstaff Community Hospital
Copeland Service Set in California
Ben W. Copeland 92 died Sunday in Fresno California. He is survived by wife Marta and daughter Helen Householder who oversees art for Flagstaff Public Schools. Services pending in California. Grandchildren Gay Hormeholder Jr Harold Howseholder and Jennifer Hasson. Five great grandchildren are named.
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Ben W. Copeland
Fresno
Calif
Helen Householder
Flagstaff
Householder
California
Mr. Copeland
Marta
Mrs. Householder
Gay Hormeholder, Jr
Harold Howseholder
Jennifer Hasson
Corpus Christi
Tex
North Korea Talks Signal Slow Path to Reunification
AP dispatch reports Seoul warns not to expect quick gains from North Korea talks. Premier Kim Jong-il stresses promises mean little without action, while leaders say dialogue began after a May meeting in Pyongyang and Seoul. They agree on joint committees, no armed provocations, and a hotline between capitals. Sedona arts group reschedules Shrew performances for July with showtimes and reservations.
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North Korea
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Kim Jong-il
South
Pyongyang
Fen
Three Yuma Men Held for Drugs
Phoenix AP reports police arrested three Yuma men after seizing cocaine and a pound of heroin at a west Phoenix motel. Those booked for investigation of federal narcotics violations are Gary L. Burch 19 John C. Crawford 19 and Scott Blaine Janes 18.
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Pelice Ar
Yuma
Ami
West Phoeix
Gary L. Burch
John C. Crawford
Scott Blaine Janes
Japan Names Tanaka as New Prime Minister
In Tokyo the Liberal Democratic Party chose Raxuel Tanaka a businessman turned politician as leader and prime minister, defeating foreign minister Fukuda. Tanaka 54 is the party's youngest premier since 1945 and Diet confirmation is expected Thursday with a cabinet announcement Friday.
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Japan
Raxuel Tanaka
United States
China
Eisaki Sato
Takeo Fukuda
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Diet
Phoenix Man Found On Track Near Depot
A 27 year old Phoenix man was found sprawled on railroad tracks near the depot just before midnight. He was transported from Flagstaff Community Hospital to St. Joseph's Hospital Phoenix for further care. Police and hospital staff cannot determine what happened.
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Phoenix
Flagestant Commuunity Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital, Phoenix
Paul Maneely
Newell L. Lewis
Father Surrenders Ending Hijack Try
BUFFALO AP A man identified as Charles Smith 23 held his 17 month old daughter at knifepoint early today aboard an American Airlines jet at Buffalo International Airport threatening to kill the child if demands were not met. He boarded the unoccupied plane near the terminal gate and surrendered after 214 hours. The mother and a man were stabbed earlier. the woman remained in critical condition, the man in fair condition at Deaconess Hospital. Smith faces temporary hijacking charges.
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Buffalo
N.Y
FBI
American Airlines
Charles Smith
Smith
Edly
Mir Contision
Deaconess Hospital
Richard Ash
Bettalo International
Ash
Diughter
New Constable Appointed to Coconino County Board
Paul Bick, longtime Flags Stall resident, was appointed by the Coconino County Board as Constable to replace Clintom DeArmean who resigned. Black will fill the remaining two years of the four-year term and faces elections in 1974. He has about ten years of part-time duty.
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Paul Bick
Las Bees
Coconion
Black
Clintom DeArmean
Border Incident Claims Gunpoint Return At Border
Reports say a U.S. border patrolman chased a woman driver into Mexico and returned her at gunpoint. Mexican and U.S. authorities opened an investigation as two cars carrying suspected illegal aliens were pursued. the passengers said the driver fled back through a wire fence after a pavement crash. A 40 year old woman, two men and a child were in the car.
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Heinecke
Nemecke
Luis Cainenho
Tijuana
California
U.S
Camacho
Pedro Mireles
San Diego
Rabbi Shelters Yippies At Temple Menorah In Miami Beach
Rabbi Meyer Abramowicz housed about two dozen Yippies in the Temple Menorah social hall for two nights after a convention protest. He answered threats by telephone alleging bomb attacks and accusations that turning the hall over to the group would lower neighborhood values. The rabbi noted mixed reactions from hostility to support for taking action with the youths.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Meyer Abramowic
Temple Menorah
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