Weather and life events mix across Flagstaff region today
The bulletin lists sunrise and sunset times, past 24 hour temperatures, precipitation, and forecasts for multiple Arizona locations including Sedona Winslow Holbrook Lake Powell and Lake Powell. It also notes June 27 births marriages dissolutions and forest fire danger with high risk from lightning and one human-caused blaze.
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Cottonwood
Willams
Grand Canyon
Sedona
Winslow and Holbrook
Lake Powell
Coconina National Forest
Supreme Court rules Nixon cannot control White House tapes
The Supreme Court votes 7 to 2 that former President Nixon cannot control his tapes and documents. The decision confirms Congress authority to seize about 5,000 hours of tapes and 42 million pages, paving public access and possible further challenges to regulations by the General Services Administration. The case also leaves pending access to the Watergate cover up tapes, with no immediate comment from Nixon.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Congress
Nixon
General Services Administration
High Court
Watergate
Leon Jaworski
United States
Jaworski
House Cancels Pay Increase for Congress and Officials
The House approved canceling the cost of living pay hike for members of Congress and top officials, sending the bill to the President after a 397 to 20 vote. Senate-passed measure denies this year’s rise to those in upper brackets, though many federal workers still receive the increase. The projected raise was about 12,900 dollars annually beginning March 1, with the broader hike expected around 4.3 percent.
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Washington
House
Congress
Carter
Senate
Escapee Search Abandoned in Hart Case Near Locust Grove
Authorities abandoned the organized ground search for Gene Leroy Hart, a 33-year-old escapee charged in the grisly murders of three Girl Scouts at a summer camp near Locust Grove Oklahoma. An Oklahoma Highway Patrol spokesman said the search was called off mainly because there has been no productive information indicating Hart’s exact location.
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Locust Grove
Okla
Oklahoma
Oklahoma Highway Patrol
Gene Leroy Hart
Jordan urges new rights plans at Womankind Conference
Rep Barbara Jordan, at the weekend Womankind Conference in Pittsburgh, laments a perceptible shift to the right and calls for renewed tactics. The Texas Democrat urges organized political action at all levels to defend women's rights amid national Watergate prominence.
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Jordan
Pittsburgh
Barbara Jordan
America
Texas Democrat
Ms. Jordan
Judiciary Committee
Council to View Well-Drilling Bid
The Flagstaff Water Commission recommends city council approve Progress Drillers Inc bid of 855,199 for drilling three Lake Mary wells using a rotary drill. The project, funded by bond monies, aims for completion in 4-4 weeks and totals about 55,000 above estimates. Also approved is Birdwell Geophysical Co for 4,314 to log Woody Mountain Well No 4.
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City of
Houston
Lake Mary Well
Ec Vach
Redwall
Lake Mary Wells
Water Department
Ron DeWitt
DeWitt
California
Commission
Birdwell Geophysical Co
Council
Woody Mountain
Police Academy Graduates At Flagstaff Courthouse Exercises
The Flagstaff Police Reserve Academy graduated 18 persons during Monday night exercises at the Coconino County Courthouse. The class, attending since January, completed a 46 hour training period. Graduates include four from the Coconino County Sheriff's Dept John Burns David Chittenden Donna Ludwig Howard Mahoney. From the Dept. of Public Safety are Lewis Deitch T M Kirby Robert Nibecker Larry Rappley. Flagstaff Police Dept graduates are Fred Causer Robert Driscoll Victor Gabilondo Peter Greason Lyle Rapacki. Williams Police Dept graduates are Fred Coleman David Dent Annie Glover Herschel Nieman Joel Winchester.
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Flagstaff
Fred Causer
Robert Driscoll
Victor Gabilondo
Peter Greason
Lyle Rapacki
Williams Police Dept
Fred Coleman
David Dent
Annie Glover
Herschel Nieman
Joel Winchester
Vietnam Bomber Crews Rebelled During Linebacker II
Former Air Force pilot Dana Drenkowski charges that inflexible planning caused unnecessary losses as B52 crews faced mutiny concerns in the December 1972 Linebacker II raids. He cites SAC planners forcing identical flight paths, hindering evasive action while enemy defenses intensified. The Air Force reviews records but offers no immediate comment.
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Washington
Air Force
Dana Drenkowski
Air Force Academy
Southeast Asia
Drenkowski
Armed Forces Journal International
Soldier of Fortune
Strategic Air Command
Retarded Youth To Stand Trial In Murder Case
PHOENIX AP reports Michael W. Tothill aged 20 was found competent to stand trial for the stabbing death of 83 year old Dessie May Bethune, a neighbor. Doctors testified he is mentally retarded but not insane, with memory gaps about the slaying.
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Phoenix
Michael W. Tothill
Dessie May Bethune
Superior Court
A. Melvin McDonald
Tothill
Coconino Sun Weekly Publisher and Rates Notice
Arizona ay suhr weekly flagstaff notice lists Flagstaff Publishing Co address 417 West Santa Fe Ave Flagstaff AZ 86001 subscription rates 8.00 per year by mail and 3.50 per month by carrier for Coconino Navajo and Yavapai counties with daily text credits and circulation department contact details for delivery issues.
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Flagstaff Publishing Co
Santa Fe Avenue
Flagstaff
Enlire
Ariona Daily Sdn
Portage
Arisona Post
Coconino
Navajo
Yavapah
Coconino Sun
Mail Flagstaff Publishing Company
West Santa Fe Aveout
Flagmall
Hoover Dam Readies 18 Millionth Visitor Event
Officials from the Bureau of Reclamation plan a special tour for the 18 millionth Hoover Dam visitor in mid July. The 726 foot concrete arch gravity dam near the Colorado River spans Black Canyon between Nevada and Arizona, with guided tours operated daily except during major national days of mourning.
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Nev
Lap
Bureau of Reclamation
Hoover Dam
Bureau
Ivan J Bluemel
Lyttian
Wyo
Black Canyon
Colorado River
Nevada
Arizona
Lake Mead
Runoff Forecast Weakest in 71 Years for Colorado River
AP reports the Bureau of Reclamation predicts April through July runoff on the Colorado River above Lake Powell could be the lowest in 71 years of records, totaling about 1.8 million acre feet or 23 percent of normal. May figures indicate a possible record low, with 13 percent of normal runoff anticipated.
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Boulder City
Nev
Bureau of Reclamation
Colorado River
Lake Powell
Steers Missing From Babbitt Ranch North of Flagstaf
Coconino County sheriff deputies investigate theft of two Hereford steers from the Babbitt Ranch north of Flagstaff. Loss valued at 435 dollars reported Monday afternoon by 55 year old Bob Nicomons of 406 W Plute St. Description of a suspect vehicle and two suspects provided to deputies. Area law enforcement agencies alerted after initial report was filed.
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Coconing County
Babbitt Ranch
Flagstafr
Bob Nicomons
W. Plute St
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