NAU projects total 7.3 million in regent approvals
Northern Arizona University wins 12 capital outlay items totaling 7.3 million for 1971 72, including a final Creative Arts Building phase and new administration offices. Other funded work covers engineering business liberal arts buildings equipment, campus roads, storage, intramural fields, a men s gym expansion, landscaping, utilities, and relocation of observatory. Enrollment for the first summer term exceeds 4 000 credit students.
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Northern Arizona University
Arizona Board of Regents
ASU
University of Arizona
South
University Observatory
Anderson Mesa
Upper Lake Mary
Nixon Clears New Job Law
President Nixon signed a $2.25 billion emergency job act saying it will have an immediate effect on unemployment. The two year program aims to create 200000 temporary jobs in state and local governments in sanitation, health care, education, public safety, transportation and development. The measure would cost about $1 billion in the first year. Nixon noted Congress may provide related appropriations soon.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
America
Congress
White House
United Fund sets stage for 1972 campaign drive
Desks report two volunteer groups in preparation for the 1972 United Fund drive in Flagstaff. The budget committee reviews agency budgets to set a campaign goal after last year’s total just over 100000, with 80 percent of the goal reached. Walter Bennett, campaign chair, is recruiting volunteers while the fund relies on agency and business community support and leadership to ensure success.
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United Fund
Flagstaff
Snork
Jack Blanton
Walter Bennett
Bennett
George
Fair Office Now Open at Ft Tuthill Grounds
Coconino County fair office at Ft Tuthill opens weekdays 9 am to 1 pm for inquiries. Pat Walier serves as fair secretary and can answer questions. contact 774-4822. This year's fair runs August 20 to 22 with Paul B. Weaver as the director.
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Coconino County
Ft. Tuthill
Pam
Pat Walier
Paul B. Weaver
Tir
Rabat Coup Leaders Executed as Rebels Lose Hold
In Rabat Morocco AP reports six leading conspirators in the failed coup against King Hassan II were executed by firing squad with verdicts to be announced. The king warned all leaders would die by sundown. clashes at the Rabat radio stadium left about 150 rebels dead while officials and guests at Hassan II's birthday party perished.
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Rabat
Morocco
Hassan IH
Hassan
Teis
Hassan Said Geo
Mohamed Medbouh
Mustapha
Bougrine
Hambou
Mejbouh
Atlantic Ocean
Supreme Court
Marcel Duprat
Continental to Unveil Plans at Council Meet
Continental Homes will unveil its master plan at the City Council meeting. The 1,282 acre acquisition including the Canyon Country Club will be described, with sketches for a $200 million planned community and remodeled club house and restaurant facilities.
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Continental Homes
Old Canyon Country Club
C. L. Pennington
Arizona
Dwight Busby
Busby
Phoenix Planning and Zoning Commission
Flagstaff
Ashton Company
City Attoreney
Larry K. Mills
Switzer Mesa
Comnet
Potter
Standard Oil
Coancill
U.S. Geological Survey
Seal Coal
Personnel Board
Human Relations Commission
Festival Preview to Air on TV During Summer Festival
Festival 971 a 23 day annual summer event opens Wednesday with a show at Flagstart Art Barn. Festival director Pat Curry says KOALTY Flagstaff will air a Tuesday prime time program about the previews of musical acts Coward scene and paintings at the Art Barn. The formal opening is at 8 p.m. Wednesday with works by William B. Shimmel and Stephen Juharos. On July 45 the festival moves to NAU Creative Arts Theatre for I d Rather Be a Horse. Film Classics will show seven screenings at NAU Business Act.
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Flagstart Art Barn
Pat
Curry
Koalty
Flagstaff
Noel Coward
3 J. Foster
Joan Norton
Handsome Creative Arts Theatre
Northern Arizona University
Festival Film Classics
Festival Dreams Become Realities Under Dr Curry
Dr Pat Curry chairs Northern Arizona University music department and serves as executive director of the Flagstaff Summer Festival now in its sixth year. The festival and NAU summer music camps feed mutual talent and audiences, with Menahem Pressler and Sidney Harth among guests. Budget around $60,000 sustains a 23 day event expanding to art film and drama with operatic plans possible.
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Pat . Curry
Northern Arizona University
Curry
Flagstaff
Menahem Pressler
Sidney Harth
Karen Armstrong
Harth
Pressler
NAU
Izler Solomon
Weather outlook across Flagstaff to Grand Canyon area
Increasing cloudiness Tuesday afternoon with little temperature change. In Winslow and Holbrook the forecast calls for generally fair conditions. Page 3 contains further details.
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Flagstaff - Williams - Grand Canyon - Peaks
Winslow + Holbrook
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