Sparkle Plenty withdraws from New Mexico House race
In Albuquerque, Sparkle Plenty announces she will not run in November. The Santa Fe waitress, who had energized the Democratic primary for District 1 by adopting the Dick Tracy character name, finished fifth in a five candidate field. Her candidacy began after a customer urged her to run.
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Congress
Charter Notes and Council Spokesman Named for Election
Vice Mayor Richard T. McDonald has been named the official council spokesman for the forthcoming election after urging charter change. The text recalls Wheeler and a council effort over the past two years.
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Lin W. Wheeler
Richard T. McDonad
Permits for town houses and new facilities approved
Permits listed include forty town house units in the club area. Gourman Bros. and B. Stout received $39,000 for a new six unit apartment complex at 2819 North Third Street. The top non residential permit, $200,000, went to the Arizona Highway Dept. for a new laboratory facility, followed by First National Bank with $185,000 for a branch bank at 700 West Riordsday Road.
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Mrs Gillespie Service Friday In Winslow
Mrs Theresa M Gillespie 68 died Sunday in Winslow Memorial Hospital after moving from Indiana 29 years ago. Memorial services are 10 a.m. Friday at First Baptist Church Winslow followed by cremation. She belonged to Theosophical Society and several Eastern Star and Rainbow organizations and Santa Fe Woman's Club. Survived by husband Teddy R Gillespie. Donations may go to the Knights Templar Eye Foundation in Winslow.
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Order of Eastern Star
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Order of Rainbow
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Teddy R.gillespie
Knights Templar
Recall Fails for Muhave County Supervisor Ricca
Peggy Smith, county recorder, said recall petitions for George Ricca lacked valid signatures. Only 482 signatures met the threshold of 23 percent of votes cast in the last election, with Lake Havasu City residents arguing Ricca failed duties over a hospital permit. The board said sufficient hospital capacity exists and the county cannot support two hospitals.
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Muhave County
George Ricca
Pee
Peggy Smith
Ticca
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Hic»ca
Vandalism at City Schools Causes $2175 in Damages
Supt. David A. Williams reported total vandalism across three Flagstaff public schools totaling 2175 dollars. The largest loss, 1432 dollars at the new Flagstaff Junior High, includes labor and repairs by district custodians after entry via broken window and door.
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David A. Williams
Williams
Flagstaff Jr. High School
Schoor
South Beaver School
Coconino High School
Coconino
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Motel Owners Charged In Embezzlement Case in Flagstaff
Frank Bayne 73 and Audry Bayne 59 were arrested by Caty Police on embezzlement charges tied to Skyline Motel receipts. Investigators say a plant run showed two card types were used to divert funds, with potential losses around 3100. Hearings before Justice of the Peace Joseph Garcia are expected next week.
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Nev
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Joseph Garcia
Flagstaff Student to Attend Science Foundation Institute
Michele Bevis, a Flagstaff High School student, is among three Arizona contestants selected for the National Science Foundation Summer Linguistics Institute at Northern Arizona University in Flagstaff from June 12 to August. Only 25 of 900 applicants were chosen for this program guiding linguistic theory, field techniques, and a final two weeks of practical analysis of a Southwest Indian language using local informants. Dr. P David Seaman from NAU chairs the linguistics committee and directs the institute.
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Flagstaf High School
Michele Bevis
San Francisco
United States
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Northern Ariston University
Court limits police lineup rights in pretrial cases
A Supreme Court ruling upheld police authority to lineup an arrestee without a lawyer, with Justices Durger Blackmun Rehnquist and Stewart forming the majority. Dissenters Brennan Douglas White Marshall warned the decision undercuts decades of protecting defendants in pretrial stages. The case concerned Thomas Kirby in Chicago and highlighted that Illinois, along with four other states, does not require lawyers before lineups. many states ban lineups without counsel, while others vary by indictment status.
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Six People Hurt In Flagstaff Traffic Series
Six people sustained minor injuries in traffic accidents across Flagstaff within an hour. At Fourth Street and Santa Fe Avenue, Carl Patterson and Bennie Prine were hurt when Patterson’s car hit Clark Price’s, with a Price family member cited for failure to yield. Irene Dorman, 61, and Linds Serlov, 24, were involved in a second collision resulting in minor injuries and a failure to yield citation for Serlov. Four passengers in Serlov’s car also suffered minor injuries.
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Pape
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Polier
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Plagestat Community Hospital
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Arizona Daily Sun Publication Details and Rates
Publication and circulation information for The Arizona Daily Sun and Coconino Sun. Includes address in Flagstaff, contact telephone, copyright note, and subscription pricing by mail and carrier within specified counties, with weekend and weekly edition note.
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