Weather roundup and local notices from Flagstaff area
Forecasts for Flagstaff and Northern Arizona include afternoon and evening thunder showers with little temperature change. Sedona and Winslow expect partly to scattered clouds and showers with highs around the upper 90s to near 100. Lake Powell stays partly cloudy with near 100. Daily records note admissions, new citizens, marriages, and a small fire log from July 6-7 in Flagstaff area.
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Flagstaff
Arizona
Bow Tonfett
Sedona
Winslow & Aolarook
Lake Powell
World Archery Champion Sandlin Dies at 44
Charles Thomas Sandlin, 44, world archery champion in 1963, died Thursday at Good Samaritan Hospital in Phoenix. Services Saturday at First Southern Baptist Church, Flagstaff officiated by Rev V Mears. Burial at Citizen's Cemetery. Survived by wife Thelma, daughter Denise Johnson, sons Barry and Jerry, parents Thomas and wife, and siblings. Donations to American Career Society requested. Flagstaff Mortuary in charge.
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Finland
Good Samaritan Hospital
Phoenix
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V. Mears
Citizen’s Cemetery
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Indiana
Northern Arizona University
State Department of Vocational Education
Arizona Archery Enterprises
Mesa
Sandlin
United States
Arizona
Ile
Max Hamilton
Flagstaff
Sandtin
Thelma
Denice Johnson
Washington
Barry Sandlin
Jerry Sandlin
Oregon
Thomas Sandling
Hamilton
Ohio
Cacian Sandlin
American Career Society
Flagshaff Mortuary
HUD Offers Free Housing Discrimination Help Nationwide
A new toll free HUD number 800 424 2590 began July 1 enabling victims of housing discrimination to file complaints at no charge. Washington calls are routed to the proper HUD regional office for action.
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Department of Housing and Urban Development
Washington
HUD
Arizona Daily Sun publication notice and rates
Advertisement shows publication details for the Arizona Daily Sun and Coconino Sun. It lists address, telephone, and mailing options, with subscription rates and contact info for circulation. It notes second class passage paid at Flagstaff Post Office and weekly Coconino Sun pricing.
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Flagstaff Publishing Co
W. Santa Fe Ave
Flagstaff
Ariz
Arizona Daily Sun
Farrher
Corohind
Navajo
Yavapai
Coconino Sun Weekly
Man
Santa Fe Ave
Second $2 Million Drug Fight Plan Voted
Washington reports the White House announced a new 2 million plan to develop non addicting narcotic antagonists to prevent heroin addiction. Nine research contracts totaling over 2 million were awarded for clinical and pre clinical testing.
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Washington
White House
Special Action Office For
National Institute of Mental Health
Res
Legal Aid Chief Expected to Resign
The director of the Maricopa County Legal Aid Society, a target of a federal probe over his role in moving a recall Governor Williams, says he has done nothing wrong and indicates he would resign.
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Legal Aid
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Lews
Multidisciplinary water study links doctors lawyers and tribes
Researchers led by Dr. Gordon Jacoby UCLA coordinate hydrology with social science experts from UNM Boston College and UCSB. Principal investigators include Levy Weatherford Brown and Mann author on water policy. The two year project began June 1 with a staged summer schedule and aims to publish a final report, outreach articles, and press releases to inform Navajo Nation, Reclamation, Park Service, Congress, and academic libraries.
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UCLA
Anthropology
Levy
F. Lee Brown
UNM
Gary Weatherford
Ucla College of Law
Dean Manno
University of California In
Santa Barbara
Mann
Arizona
Priscilla P. Dudley
Department of Geology
Boston College
Amierson
Weatherford
Flagstaff
Anderson
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
National Park Service
Congress
U Tiversities
Monsoon Rain Cycles Through Arizona Watersheds
Rain and moisture feed a self perpetuating cycle as new clouds form from evaporated groundwater. Scientists warn heavy storms on The Peaks could suppress cloud formation by cooling surface heat, while monsoon rains support livestock and agriculture. Through the year 2.91 inches have fallen, well below normal, with lightning sparked fires raising forest concerns.
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Sorenson
Arizona
Ponderosa
Imber
Flagstaff
Coconino
Anderson Mesa
Mormon Lake
Coast Guard Auxiliary to Inspect Boats in Flagstaff Event
Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 95 members will inspect boats at East Flagstaff Theatre parking lot as part of Safe Boating Week. Checks run 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. to ensure compliance with federal state and Coast Guard rules. boats passing receive a safety decal.
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Coast Guard Auxiliary
Flagstaff
Coast Guard
Wallace Promises To Continue Fight After Wounding
Wallace returns to Alabama after 54 days in a Maryland hospital with bullet wounds from an assassination attempt. He vows to press his political battle and tells Democrats they must address ordinary citizens’ needs to win the presidency. A crowd greets him in Montgomery after a stop in Miami for a medical convention.
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Wallace
Alabama
Silver Spring
Montgomery
Miami
Ransom Recovered as AWOL Soldier Surrenders Jet
An AWOL Army private hijacked a Pacific Southwest Airlines jet and demanded 450000 in ransom to aid Middle East groups. He guided the plane 1000 miles up and down California before surrendering at Oakland International Airport. Francis Goodell, 21, of Manasas Virginia, was identified by the FBI. the ransom money and a parachute were recovered. The hijacker left a note linking the crime to airline security protests and the Air Line Pilots Association.
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Oakland
Calif
Pacific Southwest Airlines
Hhe
California
Air Pirate
Oakland International Airport
FBI
Francis Goodell
Manasas
Robert Gebhardt
Goodell
Ft. Riley
Kaw
Iiacker
PSA
Federal Aviation Administration
Air Line Pilots Association
Secretary of Transportation
ALPA
Mother Pleads Guilty in Death of Girl in Phoenix
Teresa Ann French 30 of Phoenix admitted voluntary manslaughter in the beating death of a 6 year old girl, with sentencing set for July 28. Her husband Robert Wilson, 26, maintains innocence and trial continues. The plea followed a Supreme Court ruling allowing the medical examiner to testify about injuries over two months.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Dawn French
Myers
Yeing Karnitschnig
Karnitschnig
Reykjavik
Iceland
Bobby Fischer
Boris Crome
Spassky
Flight hijack at San Francisco ends in deadly shootout
A PSA intrastate flight was hijacked for the second time in two days. FBI says two hijackers were killed after they demanded 800000 dollars to flee to Siberia. A passenger was shot and killed. two other passengers were wounded. The hijacker surrendered weapons to CHP Capt Lloyd Turner who he held as a hostage aboard the PSA jetliner at SFO.
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PSA
San Francisco International
Siberia
FBI
Oakland Air Pirate
California Highway Patrol
Lloyd T. Turner
Revenue Sharing Drive Braces For November Vote
Backers claim over 60 000 signatures for a state revenue sharing measure aiming at the November election. They say 41 000 are required and expect to exceed by about 20 000, filing today in Secretary of State Wesley Bolten's office three hours before the deadline. Local organizers promise more petitions from Tucson Yuma Flagstaff and other cities.
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Fhornix
Hallog
Perent
Wesley Bolton
Arizona League of Cities and Towns
Arizona
Tucson
Yuma
Flagstaff
DeBolske
Electrical Workers Ratify New Pact in Phoenix
The Salt River Project announced that electrical workers from International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers Local 266 ratified a new contract granting a 5.5 percent wage increase. An SRP spokesman confirmed the vote in favor by Local 266, ending the dispute and securing the agreement.
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Phoenix
Salt River Project
SRP
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Brandt Replaces Finance Minister in Cabinet Shakeup
Bonn Germany AP reports Chancellor Willy Brandt appointed Defense Minister Helmut Schmidt to replace Karl Schiller as economics and finance minister. Schiller, a free market advocate, resigned after last week’s cabinetmove approving moderate restraints on foreign currency outflow.
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Bonn
Germany
Willy Brandt
Helmut Schmidt
Karl Schiller
Schiller
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