31 Jul 1973
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1973
Page
1
Forecasts for Flagstaff Sedona Winslow and Holbrook with thundershowers and warmth through Wednesday plus a detailed regional outlook. Temperatures range from mid 40s to mid 90s with varying precipitation chances. Hospital admissions include multiple names and a new citizen birth notice.
Marriage licenses show Frank R. Esparza 23 of Phoenix and Merelene Paulette Lopez 27 of Flagstaff. Divorces granted include Luis Ann Carlton from Cary Clai Caron Edith Marie Edwards from Robert Stephen Edwards and Hazel Juanita Curliss from Claude E Curliss.
Fire logs note Southwest Forest Industries sparking in a sawdust pile while Ford Motor Co reports second quarter 1973 earnings at 1.98 per share, a 46 percent rise from 1972, with annual per share earnings of 10.92. A North American led profit rise accompanies strong foreign earnings and efficiency improvements. Weather notes moisture lingered over the Northland with showers forecast and actual rain totals in Flagstaff Cottonwood Sedona and an APS substation. Temperatures eased slightly into Wednesday with highs from Buckeye to Alpine.
Publication and mailing information for The Arizona Daily Sun and Coconino Sun. Lists contact details, pricing, and delivery options for Flagstaff area readers, including subscription rates and office addresses. Also notes weekday evenings publication and weekend edition schedule.
The council backs plant approval amid dissent from Councilman J Duke Nations who warns city water resources may be strained. Site is four acres off I-40 near Highway 89 North on land owned by Lonnie Wilkinson with access roads to be built via Arizona’s I-40 interchanges. The McKee Co of Chicago via Ralston Purina handles engineering with C F Miller and B N Rain leading the project. Other Ralston Purina plants span Sparks Atlanta Battle Creek Cincinnati Clinton Davenport Denver Dunkirk Mechanicsburg and Oklahoma City.
About six years into the program and with 33 of the state's 40 districts involved this year, officials describe a child centered instruction plan that is not childrun. It costs about 1 per year per student for reading and 2 per year per student for math. An eight district executive committee will guide activities by local need. The plan aims to help both able and less able students and relies on practical ideas to show what works. After 30 minutes the board agreed to participate.
Washington AP The Senate Watergate committee pressed former White House chief of staff H R Haldeman on why he did not surrender a taped White House recording while under a continuing subpoena. Samuel Dash demanded explanations amid sharp exchanges with Haldeman and his attorney John J Wilson. Chairman Sam Ervin called the quarrel a tempest in a teapot and said returning the tape was appropriate.
Flagstaff city officials prepared to award a second phase of street repairs after a protest from a local contractor. Attorney Robert Warden argued Mesa Sound Equipment’s late bid lacked a proper bond and arrived after two bids were opened, with the council set to meet at noon in a special session. Police investigated a burglary where $1,000 of sound gear was reported stolen from 18 N Park St. Victim Albert Given reported being away from 4 to 11:30 p.m. Monday. detectives took over the case. Campsite closings in national forests in Arizona and New Mexico under study as budget cuts threaten sites and staffing.
Coconino County plans final action on its fiscal 1972-72 budget with adoption scheduled Wednesday at the County Courthouse. The public hearing begins at 9 am on a proposed 6.54 million package. County manager Jack Smith said he expects little change.
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