Transportation Network Draws Fire at Hearing in Arizona
During a Senate hearing at Northern Arizona University the committee heard criticism of how the Arizona Corporation Commission handles transport complaints and the lack of direct service options. Peter Cooper urged immediate relief for shippers when service fails, noting criticisms of Greyhound and Continental Trailways. Officials described 22 field investigators and a 95 percent settlement rate without formal hearings, with most complaints involving motor home carriers around Prescott and Parker. The committee, led by Sen. Scott Alexander with Sen. Tony Gabaldon as member, will continue through the day focusing on cable TV issues and Flagstaff area governance.
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Soto Transportation
Arizona Corporation Commission
Arizona State Senate
Northern Arizona University
Peter Cooper
W. L. Gore Aml Assocites
Cowper
Arizona
Greyhoursd
Continental Trailways
Flagstaff
Tucson
Continental Trashways
Cooper
Phoenix
Joe Ralston
Arizona Motor Transport Association
Ralston
Corporation Commission
Rost Satdoval
Commission
Motor Transport
ACC
Prescott
Parker
Tere
Scott Alexander
Tony Gabaldon
Festival at Lowell Observatory Opens with Bach and Villa-Lobos Recital
The Flagstaff Summer Festival 1973 moves to Lowell Observatory for an artist-in-residence chamber recital by guitarist Michael Long with violist Angelo Filigenzi and flutist Jose Corral. The group performs Bach and Villa-Lobos works at 8:30 p.m. in the Planetary Research Center. Festival tickets are honored and may be bought at the door. The lineup also includes two film classics and the first Chamber Orchestra concert on Saturday featuring violinist Eudice Shapiro with Mozart Concerto No. 5.
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Flagstaff
Lowell Observatory
Michael Long
Planetary Research Center
Long
Angelo Filigenzi
Jose Corral
Johann Sebastian Bach
Hector Villa-Lobos
Secon
Art Barn
Saraband
Rach
Villa-Lobos
Barbara Stanwyck
Fred MacMurray
Wolfgang Mozart
Festival At A Glance Music Recital and Film Class
The festival offers a music recital by guitarist Michael Long and others at Lancell Observatory at 8 30 pm. Tickets are on sale from multiple outlets with door sales available. Sunday features a residency chamber music program with a concert at 8 30 pm and festival series tickets honored.
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Musi
Michael Long
Histeria
Lancell Observatory
Dave
Kalmbach Raised Defendants' Bail in Watergate Probe
Herbert W. Kalmbach, Nixon’s former personal lawyer, testified he raised funds to defend the seven Watergate defendants and support their families, claiming it followed a moral obligation. He said directives came from White House aides, denied knowing of any illegal activities, and noted funds came from Nixon campaign surplus managed by Kalmbach as a trustee. He transferred fundraising records to Nixon’s reelection Finance Committee in spring 1972.
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Herbert W. Kalmbach
Nixon
Bunt
Kalmbach
Korse
Richard A. Moore
Senate
Waturgate
White House
Richard M. Nixon
Watergate Committee
Natio Kulmbach
ILR
Staldeman
Kulinbach
Fredonia School Bid Pact Voted For Construction
The Coconino County Board of Supervisors accepted a $334,750 bid from Speros Construction Co. for new Fredonia Public Schools offices and a gym. The meeting also covered pet control contracts with the Coconino Humane Association amid budget notes and personnel plans.
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Cocanino County Board of Supervisors
Fredonia Public
Speros Construction Co., Inc
Phoenix
William J. Thomas
Coconine Humane Association
Tio A. Tachias
Health Department
Navajo Hopi land dispute fed into grazing plan
Phoenix AP reports Interior official Marvin L. Franklin unveiled a government fed lot proposal to ease a century-old Navajo Hopi grazing land dispute in northeastern Arizona. The plan accompanies possible joint use changes and suggests equal land sharing per a 1972 Supreme Court ruling while Congress weighs partition and buyout options for other affected groups.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Marvin L. Franklin
Interior Department
U.S. Supreme Court
Franklin
Phoenix
Interior
Rogers C.B. Morton
Witness Says Listening Devices Placed in White House Offices
Former aide Alexander Butterfield testified that listening devices were installed in the Oval Office and in Nixon's Executive Office Building office for historical purposes to record the President’s business. The disclosure came amid Watergate investigations in Washington.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
White House
Alexander P. Butterfield
Oval
Executive Office
June Building Up $3 Million in Flagstaff Permits
City building permits in June 1973 totaled about 4.15 million in valuations, up from 1.2 million a year earlier, with residential permits at 3.21 million and nonresidential at 941 thousand. Continental Country Club led with 879.4 thousand for 40 townhouses, plus 183.1 thousand for five more units. Nonresidential high was 250 thousand to H.M.S. Enterprises for a four unit motel, and 150 thousand to the Assembly of God Church for a new church.
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Flagstaff
Continental Country Club, Inc
Continental
H.M.5. Enterprises
Santa Fe Ave
County Juvenile Center Opening Planned Friday
Coconine County will dedicate a new 174000 dollar juvenile detention center at 10 a.m. Friday with Judge Jack Hayes and State officials attending. K M Quimm and Laurance T Wren lead ceremonies, American Legion Post No 3 raises the flag, and an unveiling plaque marks the opening. Public open house will follow at a later date.
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Coconine
American Legion Post No
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