Fromage rent rules alter Brannen and Siler Homes
The Sun reports a rent adjustment affecting Brannen and Siler Homes where payments now depend on room size, with HUD funding continuing at 203000 annually for bonds and construction costs. The plan favors working tenants over welfare recipients as vacancies occur, while Clark Homes remain self-supporting. Federal guidelines require one third of Brannen and Siler tenants to pay over 60 dollars monthly, another third 40 to 69 dollars, and the rest under 40. current shares are 25 percent above 60 and 37 percent under 40.
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Warren Aid
Brannen
Slier
HUD
Brannen and
Siler Homes
Manly
Warren
Clark Homes
Siler Homies
Final Peaks Plan Delayed for Public View
Coconino National Forest Supervisor Don Seaman announced delays in releasing the Beaks Plan final environmental statement. Copies should be ready by August 5 and sent to the Albuquerque regional office before CEQ review and public release. A Peaks area management plan aims for early September availability with a separate draft statement on timber management 1973 to 1983 due by early August.
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Don Seaman
Coconino National Forest
Forest Service
Albuquerque
Council On Environmental Quality
CEQ
Seaman
Coconine National Forest
Peaks
Coconino
Arizona Daily Sun notices and rates excerpt
A compact record shows publication details for the Arizona Daily Sun and the Coconino Sun weekly edition. It lists publisher address Flagstaff Arizona, postal box, phone numbers, copyright note, and subscription rates by carrier and mail for different regions within Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flagstaff Publishing Co
W. Santa Fe Ave
Flagstaff
Ariz
Arizona Daily Sun
Post Ofice
Coconino
Yavapai
Mishap Suit Ends in Dismissal in Williams Case
In Coconino County Superior Court Judge William Meyers dismissed a multimillion dollar civil action linked to the 1971 Interstate 40 crash. Richard D. Ison, 25, of Williams, faced unrevealed charges after his truck rear ended a parked car, killing two and injuring three. Michael Koalow Sr., of Thornwood, N.Y., whose son died in the crash, and Ralph Cyr, 28, of Southgate, Calif., pursued the suit, which concluded without material facts. Nicholas Zorgas, the Secret Service agent wounded in the May 15 Wallace assassination attempt, is expected to return to work next week.
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Richard D. Ison
Williams
Coconing County Superior Court
Willian Meyers
Dievision
Michael Koalow Sr
Thornwood
N.Y
Michael
Ralph Cyr
Southgate
Calif
Atlanta, Ga
Nicholas
Zorgas
Secret Service
Alabama
George Wallace
Laurel
Five Candididates for County Supervisor District One
A column noting five candidates in the District One race. Pete Lindemann seeks a comeback. Lou Bader emphasizes experience and tax relief while loving the San Francisco Peaks. Carl Tiedemann is retired and inspired by Abe Lincoln. Professor Swanson drafts complex ideas about taxes. Bob Spackeen appears promising yet uncertain. Election date September 12.
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Lindemann
Pete
Lou Bader
Pate
Carl Tiedemann
Carl
Bob Prochnow
Abe Lincoln
Bob
Professor Swanson
Bob Spackeen
Coconino County
Lou
San Francisco
Elec
Goldwater attacks Newspaper Guild endorsement of McGovern
Senator Goldwater urges public scrutiny of the American Newspaper Guild after the guild endorsed McGovern for president. He cites a Washington star report and notes petitions expressing disapproval, while guild leaders defend the move as a constitutional and editorial stance amid strikes and press rights debate.
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Phoenix Ay
Harry Goldwater
R-Ariz
American Newspaper Guild
George McGovern
Arizona Republic
Washington Today
Goldwater
Senate
Washington Evening Star
Daily News
Charles A. Petlik, Jr
Guild
Coral Hotel
Mian
Perlik
Met Opera names Schuyler Chapin acting general manager
The Metropolitan Opera designates Schuyler G. Chapin as acting general manager to implement Season plans set by Goeran Gentele. The move follows the death of George S. Moore, Met board president, and occurs one day after Gene Tele died in a Sardinia car accident.
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New York
Metropolitan, Opera
Schuyler G. Chapin
Goeran
Gentele
George S. Moore
Met
Gene Tele
Sardinia
Moore
Charles Riecker
Janette
Gentle
Gentel
Royal Opera House
Loren Named Macaroni Woman of the Year at Convention
Sophia Loren named Macaroni Woman of the Year by the National Macaroni Manufacturers Association at its 66th annual convention in Corgnadg California. Robert M. Green hailed her as a dazzling representative of women who eat macaroni.
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Corgnadg
Calif
Sophia Loren
Robert M. Green
National
Macaroni Manufacturers Association
Senate Rejects Nixon Plan to Raise Minimum Wage
The Senate voted 47 to 46 against President Nixon and his $2 wage proposal, opposed to the Democratic plan of $2.20. McGovern helped swing the vote as he returned from South Dakota. Democrats remained united on expanding coverage and boosting the wage to $2.20, while Republicans pressed the $2 plan with no new coverage.
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Washington
Senate
Nixon
George McGovern
South Dakota
Peter H. Dominick
Colorado
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Dominick-Taft
Nix
Hart Rites Friday in Sedona
Funeral services are set for Mrs. Trixie Hart 62 who died suddenly at her Sedona home. Visitation is tonight 7 to 9 at the Sedona Home for Funerals. Burial will be in Sedona Memorial Park. Survivors include her husband Frank a daughter Jolene Parker mother Alma Allison and brothers Joe Gall and Herbert Culver City California.
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Sedona
Trixie Hart
Sedona Memorial Park
Hart
Iowa
Prescott
California
Frank
Sedon
Jury acquits pair in stolen car case at county jail
Roger M Thundershield aged 23 and David L Thomas 31 from Ann Arbor were freed after a Superior Court jury found them not guilty of possessing two stolen vehicles. They were arrested May 7 in Playstaff when the car was reported stolen in California. Deputy county attorney Stephen Verkamp and defense attorney William Egan argued knowledge of theft as key. The jury deliberated about 90 minutes before acquitting the pair, who had been held on bond since arrest. In separate filing, Clarence N Cramer of Chicago sued Southern Pacific Railroad for 2500 dollars funeral expenses and damages over his son Bruce Cramer's death in a cardrain collision, saying the railroad negligently operated the train.
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Roger M. Thundersfield
David L. Thomas
Ann Arbor
Mich
Superior Court
Playstaff
California
Stephen Verkamp
William Egan
Verkamp
Egan
Thundershield
Thomas
pucsoNari
Cardrain
Southern Pacific Railroad Co
Pima County Superior Court
Clarence N. Cramer
Chicago
Bruce C. Cramer
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