Pioneer 10 Sends Message as It Heads to Jupiter
CAPE KENNEDY AP America’s Pioneer 10, the fastest spacecraft, launched to Jupiter on a 1,413 mph Atlas rocket. The mission carries a message for alien civilizations, aims to pass the asteroid belt, study Jupiter’s atmosphere and radiation belts, and transmit interstellar data for five to six years after the encounter.
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Mystery pistol spurs police appeal in Flagstaff
Det. Byron L. Allen asks owners to contact Flagstaff Police Department after a mystery .22 caliber pistol was turned in. He has checked loss and theft reports but cannot match the weapon to any described owner. Call between 8 am and 4 pm weekdays with details.
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Flagstaff Music Festival Hosted by Flagstaff Schools
Flagstaff hosts a Saturday music festival at East Flagstaff Junior High with 176 solo and ensemble entries and 152 allstar band auditions. Over 200 elementary students participate in the Northwest Arizona Element Festival Association event, with performances starting at 9 a.m. and public viewing limited to performances. Participants hail from Flagstaff JH, East Flagstaff JH, Kingman, Ash Fork, Williams, Cottonwood, Prescott, Sedona, Chino Valley, Lake Havasu, Page, Camp Verde, and Parks, with adjudicators including Robert Brewer NAU staff and others from NAU and area schools.
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Robert Brewer
North Phoenix High School
William Wells
Longview
Fhoenix
Clarence Shaw
Northern Arizona University
Hussell Ashley
Coconino High School
Kenneth Rumery
NAU
Jery Korn
Flagstaff High School
William Ellenberger
Jackie Hirden
Barry Black
Markets Rise as Dow Advances in Busy Trading
New York prices posted gains with industrial stocks leading. The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials climbed to 941.75, up 2.98 points by 7 p.m. Eastern. Trading remained active though not as brisk as the prior two sessions. NYSE noon prices were reported from the market.
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Summer Abroad Study Tour Offered Through NAU
NAU faculty member Dr. Richard Harris announced his selection as Flagstaff representative for College Abroad based in Tempe. The July trip departs June 20 from Los Angeles, travels via Greenland to Europe, and returns July 28, earning humanities credit for participating students. The program costs 1195 dollars, with future NAU campus meetings planned to discuss details. College Abroad is unaffiliated with NAU but endorsed by multiple western colleges. Dean William Whybrew sits on the board.
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New Navajo business development program launched
Navajo tribal officials announced a new program to aid Indian business development through cooperation with Navajo Community College, the Office of Minority Business Enterprise, and the Bureau of Indian Affairs. It aims to expand management assistance training, develop comprehensive business plans, and provide professional advice, with headquarters in Tempe.
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Tempe
Seven Day Schedule for Flagstaff Indian Center Expanded
The Flagstaff Indian Center will operate seven days a week after a NACA board decision. Hours are 1 to 5 p.m. on weekdays, 7 to 9 p.m. weekdays, 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturdays, and 2 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sundays. The center serves Indian visitors and local youths and is open to all. The board plans events on March 25 and 31 to aid Cocoaine and Flagstaff High Schools clubs, plus a spring rummage sale. Donations of clothes and goods are being accepted via contact numbers 774-2537 and 774-9352. Temporary housing was found for three stranded individuals.
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Black Charade Trial Witness Jailed in Kissinger Plot
In Harrisburg a 33 year old Bucknell librarian testified about a conspiracy to kidnap Henry Kissinger. Zola Horn of California called the trial a black charade and was jailed until the case concludes or she purges herself. The government alleges she knew Berrigan and hosted defendants and FBI informer Douglas.
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Sedona Animal Shelter Gets Green Light
Sedona's Humane Society announces approval to begin construction of a small animals shelter with local contractors Bill Herrick and Grant Smith in charge. Cecil J. Lockhart-Smith is unanimously re-elected president for a third term, along with Leroy Gaberel as vice-president and John Webb as treasurer.
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Grant Smith
Terry Rothwell
Cecil J. Lockhart Smith
Leroy Gaberel
John Webb
Molly Tolby
Jean Edwards
John S. Price Services Set Saturday
John S. Price 87 died Thursday in Flagstaff Community Hospital after moving to Flagstaff last year to live with his daughter Mrs Rody Rade. Services Saturday at 2 pm at Flagstaff Mortuary Chapel with Rev Bill May officiating. Burial in Citizens Cemetery. Born November 2 1904 in Lawrence County Mississippi he worked mainly in oil fields and spent 49 years with Texaco. Survived by wife Margaret daughters Mrs Rade Mrs Lewis Wright Mrs Don Tower and Penny Price all of Flagstaff and W H Price of Dallas three brothers four sisters and 11 grandchildren.
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County Boards Asked to Wait On Boundaries
Phoenix AP report says county boards of supervisors should delay drawing new precinct boundaries until the U.S. District Court rules on a new legislative reapportionment plan. Republican legislature voters last October approved the plan setting 30 legislative districts. Rep Burton Barr urged delaying until a three member judicial panel decides constitutionality.
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Sunset Today and Forecast for Flagstaff and Northern Arizona
Weather page for Kew Citizens shows sunrise sunset times and 24 hour ending at 9am, with temperatures and regional forecasts. Forecast includes Flagstaff Northern Arizona, Sedona, Winslow and Holbrook, Lake Powell, and local admissions and discharges for Thursday March 2.
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Fire Log Reports Two Incidents On Thursday
At 12:52 p.m. a broken gas line at Denny Rich residence on 620 West Grand Canyon avenue ignited a fire with no apparent damage. At 5:30 p.m. a grass brush and trash fire burned in a city owned vacant lot at Franklin avenue and South Elden street with multiple causes noted.
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Arizona Daily Sun local notices and contact details
Community notice from the Arizona Daily Sun and the Coconino Sun listing publication offices at 417 W Santa Fe Ave Flagstaff Arizona with contact numbers 774 4545 and 774 4345, subscription rates and delivery instructions for area counties including Cococino Navajo and Yavapai.
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