Weather forecast wrap for Flagstaff and Northern Arizona
Weather notes show today with high 83 and low 50 in Flagstaff, plus scattered thundershowers this afternoon and evening. Sedona, Winslow, and Yuma forecasts follow with near normal temperatures and chances of storms. regional outlook calls for warm humid week with occasional showers and heavy rain in eastern two thirds of the state. Admissions listed include Barbara Lacy Vicky Phillips Cory Lucay Ruth Alfaro.
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Flagstaff
Arizona
Winslow Nolbu Goe
40S
Bos
Lake Powetl
Barbara Lacy
Vicky Phillips
Cory Lucay
Ruth Alfaro
Fire Log Summary From Friday and Saturday Reports
Daily Record fire log reports two incidents on Friday with a First aid call after a log injury on Birch Ave and a car fire at Barker Village with a burned seat. Station No. 2 responded. Saturday saw a brush fire north of KOA campground on highway 89 North covering about four acres with Station No. 2 in attendance.
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Aner
Birch Ave
Barker Village
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Jets Lost Over Vietnam Aboard Navy and Air Force Losses
Navy reports three jets lost over North Vietnam with six others involved in a broader attack. Two U.S. F4 Phantoms reportedly downed by MIG21 interceptors as North and South Vietnam endure renewed artillery fire around Hue and Quang Tri. Casualties include missing aircrew and an accidental American artillery fire killing two soldiers and wounding eight near Da Nang.
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Air Force
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Commad
Steiger Files Papers For Fourth Term Bid
Rep. Sam Steiger of Arizona filed nominating petitions Friday as he announced a bid for a fourth consecutive term in Congress from District 3. His lone opponent thus far is Dr. Ted Wyckoff, a Democrat and professor at Northern Arizona University.
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Steiger
Phoend
Sam Steiger
Arlz
Congress
Secretary of State
Kathleen Mattingly
Pelition
Stelger
Peli
Ted Wyckoff
Flagstaff
Wyckoff
Northern, Arizona University
Arizona Daily Sun Publishing Details and Rates
The notice lists publication and pricing information for the Arizona Daily Sun. It mentions Flagstaff location, mailing address, phone number, and subscription rates for different regions including Cochise, Navajo, and Yavapai counties, with weekly and carrier options.
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Flagstaff Publishing Co
W. Santa Fe Shve
Flagstaff
Ariz
Arizona Daily Sun
Caconino
Navajo
Yavapai
Insurance Men to Attend Farmers Group Convention
Jonn K. Young Jim Jackson and Lloyd Siebert will be delegates to the Topper Club Convention of Farmers Group Inc Recognition came for sales achievements in earning invitations to the July 23 26 program at Newport Beach California Delegates arrive from Arigas Southern California and Southern Nevada Siebert district manager announced the company seeks contestants to select 23 queen for the 1973 Tournament of Roses parade Contest is open to girls ages 16 25 with the winner earning an all expenses paid trip to ride on the New Year’s Day parade flyer and further details are available at Farmers Insurance Group offices October 15 date given.
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Jonn K. Young
Jim Jackson
Lloyd Siebert
Farmers Group, Inc
Newport Beach
California
Arigas
Southern California
Southern
Neva
Siebert
2So
Gtris
Pasotemm Tn
Sully Blanks
Farmers Insuranca Group
Board Considers New English Program At Flagstaff High
The Flagstaff School Board will meet at 7: p.m. to discuss an administrative recommendation for a nongraded phased elective English literature program called APEX. It aims to place students by ability, not age, with counselors guiding elective choices, and will include an 18 week English 110 119 fallback for students who miss grade standards.
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Flag Att
Monty
Flagstaly High School
David A. Williams
APEX
Willams
Williams
Pow Wow Committee Details Peak Time Duties and Costs
The Pow Wow Committee in Flagstaff operates as a nonprofit under Arizona law with 17 members responsible for managing and presenting the show. Committeemen receive meals, insignia, jackets, a bole tie, a hat, and boots, with many spending extensive weekly hours and sometimes sacrificing personal income for the event. City services cover show area prep and cleanup, while extra police support is funded by the committee and Navajo Tribal Police.
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Flagstaff
Pow Wow, Inc
Arizona
City council reviews liquor license transfers and board appointments
The council discusses liquor license transfers for Fred Nackard of Wholesale Liquor Co and Sheldon H. Ligier. Routine business includes appointments to the Library Board Sign Board of Appeals and Board of Adjustments. Bids and payments will be considered. Members meet at 7:30 a.m in the City Hall council chambers.
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Wildcat Hill
Fred Nackard
Wholesale Liquor Co
Sheldon H. Ligier
Library Board
Challengers Chip Away At McGovern's Lead
In Miami Beach AP reports challengers to Senator George McGovern gain ground after a Supreme Court 6-3 ruling upheld California credentials ruling. Governors caucus and uncommitted delegates press for support while Muskie Jackson and others urge convention unity and full representation for Democrats nationwide.
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Fla
George McGovern
Supreme Court
California
South Dakota
Associated Press
Govero
Washington
Miami
Humpnrsy
Jack Chestnut
Credentials Committee
McGovern
Muskle
Jackson
McCovern
Skinny-Dipping At Miami Park Draws Crowds
In Flamingo Park Miami Beach a pool opening drew about 50 youths in a festive scene as seniors wandered the grounds. The carnival like atmosphere surrounded by mosquitos and a marijuana odor, while families and couples lounged nearby amid the approaching Democratic National Convention.
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Wiami Beach
Fla
Owith
Flamingo Park
Miami Beach
Young Too Bode
Bryan
Ohio
Walnut Canyon Visitations Jump with June Increase
June visitation to Walnut Canyon National Monument rose seven percent, boosting year to date traffic by fifteen percent. Superintendent Det. Squire reported 33,551 visitors for the year and 23,479 using the island trail to the cliff dwelling. The Rim Trail remains open for an easier walk, with park hours now 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. in the summer.
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New Mormon Leader Appoints Key Rites
Harold B. Lee, 73, Idaho born, named new Mormon leader in Salt Lake City. He set apart Nath an Eldon Tanner and Marjoe G. Romney as counselors, while Spencer W. Kimball became senior council member. Lee, succeeding J F Smith, defends revelation on race while praising minority kindness.
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Salt Lake City
Church At Jesus Christ of Lattersiay Saints
Mormon
Harold
Les
Idaho
Lee
Mormon Temple
Nathan Eldon Tanner
Marioe G. Romney
Romney
George Romney
Natonal Housing
Artan
Spencer W. Kimball
Council of Telve
Jonseph Fielding Smith
Clifton
Utah
Ater
Alexander Criticizes State Health Unit in Legislative Session
Senator Scott Alexander of Arizona condemned the State Health Department as a mess during a Legislative Council meeting. He demanded accountability and fired personnel if needed, while naming officials Garthe and Woods as targets of criticism. Garthe denied directing the remarks, saying they were only in a formal hearing context. Later, two federal narcotics agents were wounded in a shootout near the Mexican border as traffickers escaped, and Japan's Prime Minister Tanaka was reported to plan U.S. talks before China diplomacy begins.
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Scott Alexamer
Tucson
Legislative Council
State Health Department
Alexander
Senate Public Heatthood Welfare Committee
Aletarder
San Luis
Ariz
Bill Greenley
Jesse Rios
California
Parkview Saplist Hospital
Tuma
Sgests
Mexico
U.S
Wool Promoter Leads Whirlwind Life
Frances Aleman president of the National Wool Growers Auxiliary travels for wool promotion meetings and the 1973 National convention in Washington. She tours workshops in Rochester and Boston then to University and College areas, joins Miss Wool contest events, and plans a European tour with winners Eilees Havens and Susan White, hoping her husband can join in Colorado. The Alemans split time between Buckeye Arizona and Williams Arizona with sheep ranching roots spanning years.
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Williams
Jonm
Frances) Aleman
National Wool Growers Association Auxiliary
East Coast
Wool Growers Convention
Washington, D.C
Rochester
N.Y
Wackington
Boston
State College
Universia
Coorgiand
San Angelo
Tex
Laddesbury
Airl
Utah
Chicago
Milliona
Colorado
John
Cam
Europe
Arizges
Buckeye
Willisas
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