Summer Festival Continues in Flagstaff With Notable Guests
The SUN reports Flagstaff's Summer Festival features the Owens couple, creators of the play n' Rather Be a Horse. Six performances run through Sunday at 2 p.m. The festival opens a major Rembrandt and Durer print exhibit during intermission of a Pacific Ballet show at NAU's 1,000 seat venue.
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Three New Members Join Flagstaff Chamber Board
Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce president James B. Lee announced the appointment of Dr. Thomas Geiler, Mrs. Jack Clare McCracken, and Jerry Gibsom to the Board of Directors to fill unexpired terms of Arnold Herrera, J. Delbert Kindred, and Arthur Beasley who resigned. Tom McCarty was named vice president. Jack Blanton was named chairman of the Economic Development Committee.
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Naval Reserve unit names new commander at NAU campus
Lt. D. M. Overheu assumed command of the Flagstaff Naval Reserve unit at ceremonies on the Northern Arizona University campus. He replaces Lt. Cmdr. F. Re who transferred to Phoenix. Lt. G. G. Trammell was named executive officer of Naval Reserve Surface Division 11 10, a unit with 14 members.
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Water Rate Hike Proposal Triggers Council Debate
Council considers doubling the normal rate to 60 cents and increasing charges for every 50 000 gallons above the first unit by 10 cents per 1000 gallons, with a maximum of 1 per 1000. McPherson warns winter demand will drop sharply, Loven aims for at least 500000 yearly revenue, and lawn users may avoid rationing notices to prevent day and night watering before rationing begins.
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Switzer Mesa developers push plan amid understaffing issues
The Switzer Mesa project with 102 homesites and multiple apartments faces staffing gaps as Voelker and Planning Director Van McDonald discuss alternative systems. McDonald cites a storage tank at Buffalo Park Entrance to support future gravity flow, while council debates city responsibility for pumping stations and awaits final engineering approval before plat acceptance.
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Walkout Set Wednesday as Bell Hikes Offer to Avert Strike
Washington AP report says Bell Telephone will present an enhanced contract offer to union bargaining teams in the day to prevent half a million workers from striking on Wednesday morning. AFLCIO Communi cations Workers leader Beirne notes small wage gaps remain. UTW reports progress but major job rule disputes linger as Western Union offices remain closed since June 1.
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School Board Plans August Meeting Revisions and Policies
The School Board will review a proposed policy on student publications, aiming to curb content seen as harmful. They discuss prior restraint concerns, approving the policy for August. Five bids for district vehicles were rejected due to pricing. Salary scales for administrators were approved, boosting top pay. Special education contracts with Hozhoni and Valley of the Sun were approved, placing nine students. An interscholastic insurance plan of 4505 covers grades 9–12, with fees to repay the district. Blue Cross Blue Shield will provide medical coverage with a 15 percent premium rise. Routine personnel changes were approved and the board scheduled a regular meeting for next Monday.
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Death Probe Skepticism Over New Evidence in Walker Case
Sheriff deputies failed to find evidence of homicide in the Walker death. Court testimony suggested knots could be self tied, and investigators saw no new proof. The case drew racial remark as Walker's mother complained about the all white jury panel despite both Walker and Rep. Thompson being Black.
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Brannen Homes Modernization Project Outlined in Flagstaff
Flagstaff Housing Authority Executive Director John Warren described a HUD guided modernization plan for Brannen Homes at a Coconino County advisory meeting. The program covers parking, sidewalks, kitchens, roofing, and safety measures with tenant involvement and pending cost determinations before HUD approval.
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