Sunset Today In Portions Of Flagstaff Area Weather Update
Sunsets today at 6 25 with sunrise tomorrow at 6 52. Extremes from 58 high to 24 low. Normal for date 46/19 with record highs 68 and lows -16. Forecasts show increasing high clouds, scattered showers midweek, and cooler weekend. Lake Powell winds 15 19 mph, highs 60 to 85. Flagstaff notes list admissions and marriages.
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Cottonwood
Sedona
Lake Powell
Carroll Righter Forecast For March Horoscope
Forecast dated March 5 offers weekly guidance across signs with favoring afternoon planning and cautions about hasty actions. Aries urged to rethink projects and relax at home. Taurus advised to assist others. Gemini told not to launch new projects yet. Also includes general advice on work, money matters, appearance, health, and personal conduct.
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ARIES
Taurus
Gemini
Moon Children
Leo
Virgo
Liara
Scorpio
Sagittarius
Aquarius
NAU previews for new students slated for six sessions
Northern Arizona University will host six two day previews for admitted students next summer on the South Campus. Sessions run June 16 17 19 20 23 24 26 27 June 30 July 1 and July 2 3 with campus tours orientation advisement and early registration options.
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Northern Arizona University
Neil Potter
Potter
NAU
Marriage Can Be Creative Workshop at NAU
A five week noncredit course titled Marriage Can Be Creative will run Monday nights from March 10 at 7 to 9 30 pm in Room 937 South Campus Liberal Arts at Northern Arizona University. Dr Robert Keim will lead discussions role play and group activities to improve couple understanding with a tuition of 7 50. Call 529-4212 or 23-2320 or visit Room 134 in the Administration Building during business hours to enroll.
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Northern Arizona University
Liberal Arts
Robert Keim
NAU Sociology Department
NAU Administration
Navajos Plan Irrigation Work for Bicentennial Project
The Navajo Nation plans irrigating 9,920 acres of arid lands in northwest New Mexico as part of a Bicentennial celebration effort. Federal funds totaling 32 million are available to cover on-farm costs, with operations expected to begin in March 1976. When fully active, tribal revenues from the enterprise and related businesses could reach about 159 million annually.
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Mexico
Assis
Jr Rapact Tribe
Guidance Agency Moves To New Northern Arizona Center
The Northern Arizona Comprehensive Guidance Center relocates to a new home at 6Lt N Leroux, expanding space to serve seven affiliate clinics and five northern counties. Maurice W. Miller, the director, notes the agency as an umbrella for administrative, technical, fiscal and advisory services channeling federal and state funds to clinics offering mental health, alcoholism, drug abuse and family services. The Cocsaite Community Guidance Center at 519 N Leroux is overseen by this agency for financial expenditures and quality of care. Staff include Miller, Lehmberg, Steele, Burns, plus NAU consultants Moore Jr. and Lorents. an open house is planned for March.
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Northern Arizona Comprehensive Guidance Center
N. Leroux
Maurice W. Miller
Comprehensive Guidance Center
Cocsaite
Aiden C. Lorents
Reservation Road Work Continues on Navajo Reserve
WINDOW ROCK The Navajo Area Branch of Roads reports grading and drainage construction on three badly needed roads in the Navajo Reservation. Projects NB from Pueblo Pintado east to Torreon at 22 miles, N89 from Many Farms to Rough Rock at 15 miles, and N18 from US 666 west to Red Rock about 20 miles.
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Navajo
Navajo Area Branch
Purblo Pintado
Torreon
Rough Rock
Red Rock
Chinle-to-Tsaile
Canyon de Cherly
Page
Coppermine
Whiskey Creek
Lukachukai
BIA
Washington Pass
Sheep Springs
Burnhams
Arizona Daily Sun Readers Aid Plagstaff Publishing
Airdropped OCR reveals publication details for the Arizona Daily Sun and Plagstaff Publishing Co. in Flagstaff. It lists addresses, subscription rates, and contact numbers for circulation and delivery inquiries.
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Seekilay
Plagstaff Publishing Co
Santa Fe Ave
Flagstaff
Ariz
Arizona Daily Sun
Plagstaff
Arizona
Coconino Sun
Mail Playstaff Publishing Co
Santa Fe Rive
APS Shareholders and Reinvested Earnings Explain Energy Costs
The tax collector takes 13.2 percent while owners receive 8.2 percent. APS shareholders provide most outside capital for facilities and receive dividends for their money. Reinvested earnings amount to 4.5 percent used for new equipment after dividends. The text emphasizes customers fund energy service and deserve to know where their energy dollar goes.
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