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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 12, 1977

Page

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Zodiac Forecasts and Advice From The Stara impel Syndicate

General tendencies and zodiac guidance for each sign with tips to seek expert advice, pursue philanthropy, improve status, trust hunches, and plan for the future. Includes a birth note promising a child born today will be a future organizer and planner.

Aries Taurus Gemin Moon Children Leo VIRGO UERA Scorpio Cocos Sagistaxius Capricorn Aquarius Stara McNeught Syndicate, Inc

Estimates Revised on Fortune Estimates Revised on Fortune

Houston attorney James Dilworth says estimates of Howard Hughes wealth were exaggerated and the Hughes estate will likely be worth far less than 2.5 billion. He notes after taxes Hughes had about 450 million cash at his peak and cites recent financial setbacks before his death. The attorney represents Annette Gano Lummis of Houston in seeking a valid Hughes will and related documents.

Las Vegas Nev Howard Hughes Houston Hughes James Dilworth Dilworth TWA Annette Gano Lummis Summa Corp Hughes Empire

Arizona Daily News Row Shows Publishing Details

The item lists publication and subscription details for the Arizona Daily Sun edition in Flagstaff. It notes weekday evenings, weekly Saturday copies, and mailing post rates, with addresses and a circulation department contact for delivery and subscriptions in Coconino Navajo and Yavapai counties.

Flagetail Publishing Co West Santa Fe Flagstaff AZ Mooi Azicon Daily Sur Arizona Carrie Cocoruon Navajo

The Daily Sun tests printing strip for quality control

A test strip from The Daily Sun outlines the ongoing quality central program to ensure the best possible reproduction from the paper’s equipment. The notice emphasizes standard procedures and the goal of preserving sharp, readable news pages.

The Daily Sun Quality Central

Hostages All Well as Hanafi Siege Ends

Federal prosecutors plan felony murder indictments against 12 Hanafi Moslems who held 134 hostages during a 93 hour siege in Washington. Leader Hamazs Abdul Khaalis and nine others were freed on bail or released. four wounded hostages remain hospitalized. Maurice Williams, a radio reporter, died. The case spans armed kidnapping charges and potential counts for each hostage, with grand jury timing undetermined.

Washington Hamazs Abdul Khaalis U.S Earl Silbert District of Columbia Maurice Williams Hanalti Kareem Abdul-Jabbar New York Los Angeles Mohammad Messenger of God

Coconino High to Host District Speech and Debate Meet

Coconino High School will host the District Speech and Debate Tournament next weekend with entrants from Northwest Region schools. Event highlights include Serious Prose Dramatic Interpretation Extemporaneous Speaking Humorous Prose and one act play entries. Winners advance to the State Tournament in Tucson March 25 26. Performers also attend the NAU Band and Chorus Festival Friday. Panther sports action features baseball at Saguaro High Monday and a gymnastics meet at Holbrook Thursday. Seniors may pick up announcements after payment.

Coconino High School Northwest Helen Lingerfelt Kevin McSweeney Shanna Morrison Cindy Brown Stephanie Dyer Milla Wiles Betty Strivings Kim Ahles CHS David Campion Smiths Miss Robinson Miss Jones Kim Uhles Miss Smith Arizona Bernard Curry Coconina Symphonic Band Russell Ashley Panther Phoenix Saguaro High Holbrook Page

Mixed feelings over Hanafi hostage deal after 38 hours

Hostages reacted to the release deal with mixed emotions as Hanafi gunmen freed 194 captives. Hammas Abdul Khaalis was promised freedom after charges of armed kidnapping, while some survivors like Samuel Fishman found the arrangement shocking though necessary to end terror. Betty Neal, Abdul Khaalis’s secretary during the siege, expressed relief that lives were saved.

Washington Hamaas Abdul Khaalis Samuel Fishman B'nai B'rith Betty Neal Abdul Khaalis B'nai Brith

Missing sheep dog reported by Melissa Weaver

The loss of a sheep dog missing since February 15 was reported to city police by Miss Melissa Weaver. The dog is valued at 250 dollars, and she had delayed reporting hoping to locate it herself. Police later searched the Accent on Beauty Shop at 2641 East 7th Avenue after noon Friday following a call from Leela Duran about a woman who phoned.

Melissa Weaver S. Vatui Now Accent On Beauty E. 7Th Ave Leela Duran

Bomb search finds no device at Tabernacle breakins

Police reported two separate breakins at Flagstaff Tabernacle, 1400 Young St., netting 782.50 in valuables including a cassette recorder, earphones, a deer trophy, and a porcelain eagle. Pastor Floyd Patterson said items were taken between March 6 and 9 and a vacuum cleaner and glass mirror were stolen on March 11 with no forced entry.

Flagstaff Tabernacle Young St Floyd Patterson Tabernacle Patterson

Flagstaff High to hand out computer printed report cards

Flagstaff High School will distribute computer printed report cards starting March 20, with NAU Computer Service handling printing and honor roll results. Cards will be handed out in third hour. grading ends March 24 but all grades are to be finalized before Spring break.

FHS NAU Eileen Manzer

Sunshine Law Takes Effect Opening Federal Meetings

Washington AP reports that starting today most federal boards and commissions must hold open meetings with the public. Senator Lawton Chiles says some agencies are seeking loopholes and may challenge the new law’s intent. The TVA NRC and FCC case will test compliance as exemptions remain for courts adjudicatory matters personnel issues state security and trade secrets.

Washington Sen Lawton Chiles D-Fla Chiles Congress Senate Federal Communications Commission FCC

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