Judge fines bold virgin in colonial New Haven case
In 1650 New Haven a court convicts Sarah Tuttle of boldness after her father catches Jacob Minline kissing her. The judge deems Sarah guilty of being bold. the fine and verdict arise from a vague moral law rather than the act itself. The fragment also mocks myths about martyrs in Rome and odd French addresses.
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New Haven
Conn
Jacob Minline
Sarah Tuttle
Sarah
Jacob
Tucson developer plans satellite city Ranchy Vistoso
John Ratliff of Tempe seeks county and state approval to exchange land west of the Tucson Florence Highway for Catalina State Park to build Ranchy Vistoso on 7000 acres, aiming for 28 000 residents. The Tortolita Area Plan delay blocks action. the plan excludes northside urban densities Ratliff seeks.
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Tucson
John Ratliff
Tempe
Tucson-Florence Highway
Catalina State Park
Ratliff
Ranchy Vistoso
Tortalita
Pima County Planning and Zoning Commission
Counties Petition Court To Stop Medicaid Funding
All 14 Arizona counties seek a ruling to bar state agencies from funding a contested Medicaid program for the next fiscal year. They argue administrative costs require state funds and cannot be covered by county budgets or levies. Pima County supports Medicaid but joins the petition due to timing.
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Phoenix
Arizona
State Supreme Court
High Court
Department of Health Services
Raul Castro
Castro
Thay
Pima County
The Intelligence Revolution Educator Dr William H Lyon May Issue
Ten years ago in The Sun notes Dr William H Lyon of Northern Arizona University wrote on education for The Educational Forum published by Kappa Delta Pi. A traffic arrest on US 68 led to the seizure of a large narcotics cache in Flagstaff PD history.
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Sun
William H. Lyon
Northern Arizona University
the Educational Forum
Kappa Delta Pi
U.S
Flagstaff
Buford Belgard
Grand Canyon
Arizona American Legion
Williams
Ash Fork
A.P. Dumford
W-F. Wallace
Mormon Lake
Phoenix
George Renwick
Flagstaff High School
E.C. Class
DeConcini Urges More Aid to Mexico for Border Curb
Senator Dennis DeConcini proposed increasing U S economic aid to Mexico as a step to reduce illegal Mexican alien flow at the border. He spoke after a Nucleus Club talk and argued aid could be cut or redirected by Congress, but he would not single out any country. He also said a proposed employer penalty bill would not stop illegal immigration and could discriminate against Mexican Americans.
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Phoenix
Dennis DeConcini
D-Ariz
United States
Mexico
DeConcini
Nucleus Club
Congress
BeConcini
Probation violator Creque arrested in Flagstaff stop
Alicia Ark man Edward Watson Creque, 21, wanted on a Galveston sheriff’s list, was nabbed by Flagstaff police Tuesday evening during a routine stop on the east I-40 interchange while hitchhiking with two others. A separate report notes Cindy Tremmel in Gilman Iowa reporting a purse theft from a supermarket lot Monday, with a $55 watch, $50 in jewelry, and $12 cash taken from an unlocked vehicle. The theft was logged Tuesday morning.
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Alicia
Ark
Flagstaff
Edward Watson Creque
Galveston
Tex
Creque
Gilman
Iowa
Cindy Tremmel
Flagstaff Engineer to Speak in Sweden at Congress
Dr. Sherman S. C. Wu of Flagstaff sails to Stockholm to present a paper at the 15th International Congress of Surveyors June 6 14. The U S Geological Survey scientist discusses Mars topography from contours gravity and related data. a member of ASP and AAAS with 20 papers.
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Stockholm
Sweden
International Congress of Surveyors
Sherman S.C. Wu
U.S. Geological Survey
Astrogeologic Studies
American Society of Photogrammetry
American Assny For the Advancement of Science
Kweichow
China
United States
Syracuse University
N.Y
Ohio State University
Northern Arizona University
Flagstaff
U.S.G.S
University of Ariana
Viking Orbiter
Bicycle stolen from East Flagstaff tavern, 105 value
Police report a 10 speed bicycle valued at 105 dollars was taken from the front of a Santa Barbara area tavern on Tuesday night. It had been locked between 6:00 and 8:15 p.m. The owner said the bike belongs to friend Stacy Pilger of Santa Barbara, California.
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Third St. No. 7
Stacy Pilger
Santa Barbara
Calif
One Killed In Crash Near Canyon
A motorhome crash on State Route 64 near the Grand Canyon killed Cindy Churchill 24 of Tustin and injured three others. Driver Linda Neer 25 of Garden Grove suffered a broken pelvis. Sharleen Silverman 31 and Clinton 22 from Huntington Beach were injured with head, arm, leg and other injuries.
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California
Grand Canyon
Department of Public Safety
Flagstaff
Cindy Churchill
Williams
Linda Neer
Garden Grove
Neer
Clinton
Sharleen Silverman
Huntington Beach
Sharleen
Flagstaff Community Hospital
Magic Show Thursday at Flagstaff High School Auditorium
Vince Carmen and his Wonderland on Parade will present an evening of magic at Flagstaff High School auditorium Thursday at 7 30 pm. The program is sponsored by the Flagstaff Civitan Club to raise funds for club projects including support for handicapped persons at Camp Civitan. For information call 526 3537 or T74 1079.
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Vince Carmen
Flagstaff High School
Flagstaff Civitan Club
Camp Civitan
Phoenix Fire Destroys Mill in 100 Degree Heat
In Phoenix a two alarm blaze at the Anderson Clayton cottonseed mill spilled into an overhead catwalk and 8,000 tons of seed. About 60 firefighters fought the five hour fire in afternoon heat, causing about 100000 dollars in damage after a spark from a battery jumper ignited diesel fuel on a forklift.
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Phoenix
Anderson, Clayton and Co
51St Ave
Buckeye Road
Arizona Daily Sun executive John Kranhold dies in California
John Kranhold 24 an Arizona Daily Sun advertising account executive died Monday in Lake Lismore California. Born July 23 1952 in Billings Montana he moved to Los Angeles as a child and worked as a salesman in Los Angeles and at Seamon's in Flagstaff before joining The Arizona Daily Sun in 1976. Memorial services Thursday at 3 p.m. Lorenzen Mortuary Tarzana California cremation to follow. Survivors include his parents Robert and Jeanne Kranhold of Tarzana California donations to American Heart Association.
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John Kranhold
Arizona Daily Sun
Lake Lismore
Calif
Mr. Kranhold
Billings
Mont
Los Angeles
Pierce College
California
Seamon's
Flagstaff
Lorenzen Mortuary
Sherman Way
Ieseda
Robert
Jeanne Kranhold
Tarzana
American Heart Assn
Garcia 73 Rosary at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church
Funeral services for Gregario R. Garcia 73 will be held at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church with a 7 80 p m rosary and a 9 a m mass on Thursday. He died Sunday at the Tucson Veterans Administration Hospital and had served 22 years in the U S Army retiring in 1945. He lived in Boise Idaho and Minnesota before moving to Flagstaff to stay with the Baca family. He was a Life member of Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1709 and Guadalupe Church. Surviving siblings include Isabel Baca Louisa Gutierrez Sophie Vega Lupe Lucero and others. numerous nieces and nephews. Flagstaff Mortuary is in charge of arrangements.
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Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church
Gregario R. Garcia
Tucson Veterans Administration Hospital
Mr. Garcia
U.S. Army
Boise
Idaho
Minnesota
Flagstaff
Lawrence Baca
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