22 Jul 1972
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1972
Page
1
Weather data for Northlands and Flagstaff area including highs and lows, precipitation totals, and forecast across multiple locations such as Sedona Winslow Winslow Holbrook Page and Lake Powell. Admission listings for Pauline Duke Mary Silver smith and Sharon Laasch appear at week’s end.
On Friday at 5 30 p m at Federated Church 490 Aspen children played with a maid and candles causing minor carpet damage. Saturday at 6 65 a m at Women s High Rise Northern Arigong University ballast of a fluorescent light overheated on the seventh floor. At 55 a m 2708 N Third St No 26 a child having compulsions stopped breathing resuscitator used Station Z responded.
Four young Flagstaff men arrested May 27 on marijuana charges were bound over to the Coconino County Superior Court for arraignment after a two day preliminary hearing. The defendants Harold M Householder James D Cox Rudge Shepherd and David W Pugh were released on their own recognizance. A patrol stop on I-19 yielded four kilograms of marijuana and authorities charged each with possession and transportation of marijuana.
Navajo from Flagstan John Yellowhorse and Penny Emerson urge education and hard work to solve Indian problems. Yellowhorse, a Northern Arizona University graduate, argues violence won’t help and supports forming an Indian Advisory Committee to work with the Pow Wow Committee to address issues.
Local newspaper notice outlines subscription rates and delivery details for The Arizona Daily Sun based in Flagstaff with charges for carrier and mail delivery in Coconino Navajo and Yavapai counties. It mentions a separate Coconino Sun weekly edition published Saturdays and lists contact numbers for circulation.
Christine MM Magnuson of Phoenix mother of Arvid Magnuson of Flagstaff died at home 722 Roosevelt Ave. A A Moore and Sons Mortuary 333 W Adams in charge. Friends may call today from 2 to 5 p.m. Magnuson was 58, born in New York City, came to Phoenix in 1947. Survived by husband Elmer and two sons Arvid of Flagstaff.
Fallot a renowned cellist, despite a finger injury, performed with Emanuelle Lamasse at the Flagstaff Summer Festival University Auditorium. They presented works by Debussy Bazelaire Franck Faure and de Falla earning standing ovations from a young crowd. The duo displayed superb artistry and mutual harmony, with Fallot calmly explaining the piece's background to campers before the finale.
Festival executive director Pat Curry arranged a Friday flight from New York for cellist Ricci to replace a late substitute. He will rehearse tonight and perform this evening, then return to New York and come back next week to join the Brahms Double with his brother Solomon. Ricci brings decades of professional credits including National Symphony Orchestra debut at 12, solos with New York Philharmonic and American Symphony, and time as principal cellist with ABC Orchestra. The weekend program in University Auditorium features Ricci and Solomon, with saxophonist Trent Kynastra, a University of Arizona graduate, performing an overture concerto.
A group led by Campbell and his wife Frances tours the United States in trailers. They spend evenings guiding German guests and handling requests while aging, with a routine of helping visitors and recording base numbers. The Campbells and their party depart today for the Grand Canyon.
A year old hitchhiker was arrested Friday night for possession of dangerous drugs and marijuana after leaving a bottle of red capsules on a car seat. Steven Feter Kirel of Phoenix was stopped by police who found the vial and, during a search, a small bag of marijuana.
Helen A. McEachran 89 former Yavapai County supervisor died Thursday in Prescott. Born in Williamsburg Iowa she moved to Prescott in 1910 from Chicago. Survived by sisters and brothers in Arizona Washington and New York. Funeral mass was held in Prescott Sacred Heart with burial in Phoenix at St Francia Cemetery. Whitey and Murphy Funeral Home handled arrangements.
Full agenda for the Flagstaff City Council session on Tuesday at 7:30 am includes call to order, pledge, roll call, approval of tentative plats for Continental Court Club Valley View Estates and Rolling Hills, minutes from the Development Review Board, engineering plan reviews and street standard revisions, liquor license transfer Chapman’s Market, APS leasehold improvements proposal, Housing Authority attorney memo, Ordinance 680 extending emergency water rates, sewer equipment purchase approvals, Lake Mary Well No 4 testing additions, hearing date for Mets Walk Fanning Drive Improvement District on Aug 6 1972, appointments ride received payments appearances miscellaneous items and adjournment.
AP reports two World War I veterans at the Buffalo VA Hospital received long lasting nuclear pacemakers powered by Rhytonium 238. The four ounce implants, about two thirds the size of a cigarette pack, aim for at least ten years without replacement. Both patients, aged 43 and 48, are recovering well.
Aaron Lueck directed the third annual event that raised funds for the 140 member Porderosa Teen Club as carnivalgoers served themselves.
NEW YORK AP The price of coffee in American supermarkets may rise due to two severe frosts in Parana Brazil on July 8 9 General Foods Corp maker of Maxwell House Sanka and other brands said wholesale prices would rise because of wetter beans and higher green coffee costs in Brazil The company has notified the Price Commission but needs approval as it passes raw material increases Smith Will Appeal Life Prison Term PHOENIX AP Robert Benkarin Smith 23 appeals two life terms after a death penalty for two counts of azimuth murder in a beauty sales shooting case
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