Weather notes and forecasts for Flagstaff to Lake Powell
The bulletin provides sun times, temperature records, and precipitation totals with forecast for Flagstaff and Northern Arizona. It lists expected highs around 82 to 98 and lows in 40s to 60s, with zero precipitation through Saturday. Sedona Winslow Holbrook and Phoenix area forecasts mention warm days, sun, and thunderstorms in mountains later in the period.
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Nornal
Cottonwood Momwilliams
Grand Canyon
Payson
Sedona
Winshaw
Kingman
Prescott
Phoenix
Tucson
Yuma
Coconino
Chicago
Eldy
L.A. Cay
New York
Flagstaff
Arizona
Sedowa
Winslow and
Holbrook
Turlsday
Lake Powell
Hospital Admissions and New Citizens Report
Hospital notes list admissions on Thursday in June including Shelly Marie Johnson Wade Flohr Macy Silversmith and Yvonne Hale. New citizens notified on Thursday June 7 are Me and Mrs Jerry Johnston from Shady Acres Oak Creek Moute Flagstaff.
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Shelly Marie Johnson
Wade Flohr
Macy Silversmith
Anl
Yvonne Hale
Jerry Johnston
Shady Acres
Oak Creek Moute
Flagstaff
Hoy
Marriages Licenses and a Flagstaff Death Report
A list records marriages in Mountainaire and Flagstaff with couples Martin Allen Gibbs and Linda Martha Gruenehawg both 35/27, Billy Gene Garner 26 wed Penny Raye Edgar 2, Billy Joe Edgar 20 wed Joycy Ann Treick 25, all in Flagstaff area. Gracie Sanchez, age 0, died Thursday at Flagstaff Community Hospital.
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Lhiensus
Sony
Martin Allen Gibbs
Linda Martha Gruenehawg
Mountainaire
Billy Gene Garner
Penny Raye Edgar
Billy Joe Edgar
Joycy Ann Treick
Flagstaff
New Viet Peace Talks Deadlocked Over Cease-fire
Saigon says cease-fire talks stall as Viet Cong violations rise to the highest in two months. Lt Col Le Trung Hien notes 133 incidents, including shelling near the capital. Joint Commission debate on zones of control continues amid U.S. Saigon discord. Kissinger, Tho meetings in Paris postponed with Saturday set for next talks.
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Saigon
ARI
le Trung Hien
Military Commission
Vietnam
United States
Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
Michel Jobert
Hanwi
le Duc Tho
U.S
Kissinger
Tho
Saipan
Food Stamp Benefits Increased in Arizona
DES director William J. Mayo said starting July 1 more Arizona families will qualify for food stamps and benefit amounts will rise as required by the Food Stamp Act. The USDA determines the coupon allotment adjustment and a higher income ceiling will expand eligibility.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Department of Economic Security
William J. Mayo
DES
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Mayo
Arizona Daily Sun publication details and contact info
The Arizona Daily Sun lists printing and mailing details, contact numbers, and subscription rates. It notes weekday and weekend editions, carrier delivery costs, and the Flagstaff publishing office address.
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Flagsaff Publishing Co
W. Santa Fe Ave
Flagstaff
Ariz
Arizona Daily San
Pam
Pew
Angconto Sun Weekly
Saardays
Mall, Flageall ‘Pelinking Co
W. Ave
Flagetall
Innovative drilling aims to tap regional water supply
Pool Co. led by Frank Pool and backed by Summit plans a year‑round resort on 327 acres, seeking 300 to 400 gallons per minute. Seven drill bits and a 120,000 pound rig test a foam lifting method to raise water without triggering caverns, as planning hinges on securing adequate water and county approvals.
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Pool Co
St. Angelo
Tex
Frank
Wool
Paol
Peal
Summit
Plana
Richard Mample
Bool
Pool
Astronauts Power Up Skylab After Space Walk
Skylab astronauts Charles Conrad Jr Joseph P Kerwin and Paul J gain full power after a solar wing jam is freed during a challenging space walk. Mission planners expect a fuller 28 day run with improved life support and comforts at space center Houston. Public notice in Phoenix sets June 2 for a water users hearing on Black Bill and Coney Park liens.
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Arizona Corporation Commission
Black Bill
Coney Park Water User's Association
Capital Annex
Phoenix
Forest roads reopen on Coconino National Forest
Forest Officer William Holmes announced all forest roads are now open and passable with caution after previous restrictions were lifted. He urged normal fire precautions for camping and responsible driving on road surfaces as conditions improve.
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Coconino National Forest
William Holmes
Holmes
Birmingham man convicted of $164 theft at Safeway
Sylvester Lee Woods, 29, of Birmingham Alabama, was found guilty of grand theft by an eight member jury after a four hour deliberation in front of Judge Lawrence T Wren. He stole 164 dollars from a Safeway on April 26 by distracting a cashier while others took money from the register. Sentencing is set for June 18. Woods remains in County Jail.
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Sylvester Lee Woods
Birmingham
Ala
Lawrence T. Wren
Woods
Safeway
S. Milton Road
Two Plead Guilty in Flagstaff Court Sentences
Two California men pled guilty on separate misdemeanor charges in Flagstaff Justice Court on Thursday. Donald James Davis, 20, admitted simple marijuana possession and received 30 days in County Jail with credit for time served, plus five months probation. Steve Sutherland, 19, of Van Nuys pleaded to petty theft and drew a six month term in Coconino County Jail. Both pleas occurred during preliminary hearings.
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California
Flagstaff
Donald James Davis
Joe Garcia
Steve Sutherland
van Nuys
Sutherland
Coconino
FBI Directorship Kelley Selection Applauded
The nomination of Kansas City Police Chief Clarence M. Kelley to head the FBI is praised by FBI sources as boosting morale and public image. Kelley faces Senate confirmation after Hoover's 47 years as director, with hearings expected June 18 or 19 and questions on agency independence from political influence.
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Washington
Kansas City
Clarence M. Kelley
FBI
Kelley
Senate
J. Edgar Hoover
Kansas City Police
L. Patrick Gray
Gray
Imee
Senate Judiciary Committee
FBE
Robert C. Byrd
Senators Oppose Land Use Bill in Interior Committee
Three members of the State Interior Committee charged that a national land use bill would destroy private land ownership, usurp state and local authority, and worsen the resources crisis. They argued the $268 grant-in-aid plan pre empted state rights to regulate land use, shifting responsibility to the federal level.
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Washington
State Interior Committee
Paul J. Fannin
Arizona
Clifford P. Hansen
R-Wyo
Dewey F. Bartlett
R-Okta
Interior Committee
Nixon Focuses On War's End
President Nixon told Florida Tech graduates there is no better year to graduate than 1973 and praised a Vietnam War free year. He spoke to about 8,000 people, urged focus on right aspects of America, and warned Brezhnev talks won’t settle wider system differences while stressing military and economic strength.
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Orlando
Fla
Nixon
United States
Vietnam
Florida Technologies University
Florida White House
Key Biscayne
America
United States of America
Leonid Brezhnev
Local Leagues Open Seasons in Northern Arizona Baseball
The Northern Arizona Amateur Baseball Congress opens its season Saturday at Cocening High School with Braves vs Pirates in the Sandy Koufax League. Connie Mack and Mickey Mantle divisions are noted, with games at 7:30 and 7:20 p.m. Public admission is charged, and officials urge community support for the players.
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Northern Arizona Amateur Baseball Congress
Cocening High School
Braves
Pirates
Sandy Koufax
Connie Mack
Williams
Flagstaff
Connie Mack Giants
Winslow
Leupe
Sandy Koufaxers
Pat Egan
Baseball Congress
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Flagstaff Community Mospilat
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Arizona Daily Sun
Space Station
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Hoover
Spencer Insurance Agency
Brown
Coming Seu’ Petyyalds
Pat Garrett
Avn
Bully the Kid
VOR
Suectiss
Richard Harris
Ths
Tnt
Ite
Boggy Creek
Pete
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