Council Agrees on Sale of Water to Ponderosa
The Flagstaff City Council approved selling Lake Mary Well No 3 water to Ponderosa Paper Co at the in city rate, with delivery costs higher during water crisis. The agreement, 5-0, includes a retroactive clause to February 1972 and hinges on a price lever during scarcity.
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Richard T. McDonald
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Fred M. Croxen
McDonald
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City Seeks Budget Hike Approval From State Tax Commission
City of Flagstaff plans to ask the Arizona State Tax Commission to allow a higher budget for the current fiscal year. City Manager Leland McPherson told the City Council that several departments, including the finance shop and engineering, have spent beyond their allocations and must seek permission to exceed budgets. Details noted December and January reports were accepted. February report was not, as it was just presented. Treasurer Donald E. Wilson announced monthly reports will now be ready by the eighth of each month.
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Arizona State Tax Commission
Leland McPherson
Tax Commission
McPherson
Russell Turner
Donald E. Wilson
Wilson
State project land needs clarified north of overpass
Volker noted the state must acquire extra land for the project and Haverberg said the land is owned jointly by him and his wife Beth. He added other nearby land is owned by his brother Urban Harenberg and his wife. The council will seek a statement of priorities from the state before any final decision.
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Haverberg
Beth
Ur 1Ban Harenberg
Emergency Phone Service Proposal Gets Council Nod
Flagstaff City Council approved a private utility led emergency telephone answering system by a 5-4 vote. City Engineer Ed Volker said costs would be under 200 dollars yearly and it should run on a trial basis this year. The service would allow contractors to notify all parties with utility lines when excavation begins.
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Flagstaff
Ed Volker
Volker
C. Russell Turner
G. Robert Knoles
Joe S. Hernandez Last Rites Set Wednesday in Flagstaff
Joe S. Hernandez 45, longtime Southwest Forest Industries employee, died Monday in Flagstaff Community Hospital. Funeral Mass 9 a.m. Wednesday at Our Lady of Guadalupe Catholic Church, with Rosary tonight at 7:30. Burial in Calvary Cemetery. Survived by wife Olillia, sons Joe R., Richanie, Charles M., daughters Yevonne Macardo, Detna Juarez, Patricia Lozano, Lillian, Kathy, Aqua Marie Hernandez, two brothers, four sisters, and three grandsons. Pallbearers named. Friends may call today 4 to 6:30 p.m. at Flagstaff Mortuary.
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Southwest Forest Iniistries
Flagstaff Community Hospital
Our 1A of Guadalupe — Catholic Church
E. J. Fitze
de Tna Jaurez
Patricia Lozano
Flagstaff Mortuary
Northlanders Meet March 24 at Cottonwood
The Verge Valley Chamber of Commerce hosts the Arizona Northlands Association of Chambers of Commerce meeting on March 24. Activities include a 6 p.m. cocktail hour and 7 p.m. dinner at the Royal Steak House in Cottonwood with a $5 steak dinner, tax and tip included. Reservations by March 21 via the Chamber at 6142912 or P.O. Box 412, Cottonwood.
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Arizona Northlands Association of Chambers of Commerce
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Dinger
Royal Steak House
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Art Gallery Rezoning Voted Down in Flagstar City
Flagstar City Council rejected the rezoning request for the Covered Bridge Art Gallery by a 5 to 0 vote after a Do Not Pass recommendation. The gallery sought changing land from A-L to 0.2 status. The council also approved two conditional use permits with issues to resolve before final permits.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
Covered Bridge Art Gallery
Leroux Street
Columbus Avenue
Council Approves Water Ordinance Amid Conflict Claims
The council passed a water rate ordinance 4 to 0 with Virgil Langley abstaining due to a potential conflict of interest over property above 7 000 feet. After brief wording tweaks by Richard T. McDonald the measure was approved. The body also tabled action on a separate ordinance regulating private security guard and detective agencies until March 28.
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Addi Ucesal
Virgil Langley
Langley
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Silimed
Richard T. McDonald
McDonald
G. Robert Knoles
Fred M. Croxen
rezonings debated as Swiss Manor residents weigh plans
At a City Council meeting the panel considered denying a request to rezone land from A Y to R 1. Planner William Kemp noted nearby property owners sought an upgrade. Swiss Manor residents, who opposed Sproul’s proposal, stayed quiet as the council voted to retain current zoning and close the public hearing.
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City Planning and Zoning Commission
William Kemp
Joseph J. Rowan
Kemp
RMM
Mangum
Turner
McDonald's
Venturini Death Called Homicide at Grand Canyon
A coroner's jury ruled the death of Addie Lee Venturini, 46, Jackson, Miss., a homicide. Pathologists and a sheriff's investigator testified she died in early March from multiple wounds after being struck with a wrench, stabbed, and shot. Venturini's tarp-covered body was found March 4 at the base of a 50-foot cliff near a Red Butte site. Deputies seek traveling companion Thomas Jay Smith, 47, also of Jackson, with police alerted and a photo distributed.
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Addie Lee Venturini
Jackson
Miss
Grand Canyon
Smith
Richardson
Cash and jewelry found after hitchhikers arrested
Police say two youths Shelton Beardon and Keith Salley were arrested for hitchhiking and held in custody. A cache of cash and Indian jewelry appeared during luggage inventory. Kingman burglary connection surfaced, and Flagstaff theft tied to a truck, with efforts to locate the vehicle ongoing.
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Flagstaff
Newell L. Lewis
Shelton Beardon
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City Tall
Suspect Held In Theft Case Near Grand Canyon Service Station
Neil Mullennix, 34, a resident of Mogul Lodge, was held in county jail on a 1000 dollar bond for grand theft and burglary. He is tied to two Monday break ins at the Texaco Service Station at Moqui Lodge, with 65 dollars in cash and two items stolen. Deputies arrested him at the Canyon.
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Mogul Lodge
Grand Canyon
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Moqui Lodge
Appropriations Panel Votes to Reopen Meetings to Public
The House Appropriations Committee voted unanimously to reopen its meetings to newsmen and the public except for actual budget setting. Rep. Roth Adams led the action after a two hour closed session aided by a special committee chosen by Speaker Tim Barrow. Barrow praised the move as responsible and said printed agency lists of bills would be issued in advance of meetings.
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R-Phoenix
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Alty
Gary Nelson
Adams
Stan Turley
Mesa
City considers draft ordinance on above ground utility enclosures
City Manager Leland McPherson asked City Engineer Ed Volker to present a discussion on redrafting the ordinance for above ground utility enclosures in front and side yards. Current rules require rear yard enclosures not visible from streets, a policy Volker says adds cost and hazard. proposed boxes about three feet high near curb would serve most properties, with action deferred to a later meeting.
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Leland C. McPherson
Ed Volker
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Mitchell signs out of court ITT settlement for GOP convention
Mitchell said he inked a settlement with the plumbers’ purported financial guarantee for the GOP Convention in San Diego in August. He noted Mrs Beard approached him at the executive mansion of former Kentucky Governor Louis B Nunn during a Kentucky Derby reception and supper, and he told her he had disqualified himself from the antitrust case and could not discuss it with her.
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Beard
Kentucky
Louis B. Nunn
Ant Aupper
Mitchell denies involvement in San Diego GOP convention talks
Mitchell states he was not involved in negotiations that led to San Diego hosting the GOP National Committee convention. He says he never spoke with ITT representatives about the San Diego site or related matters and urges contacting appropriate Justice Department officials. A woman named Mrs Bearg pressed the matter, which he did not appreciate.
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Council Clears Improvement District Bonds
Flagstaff City Council approved by a margin the ordering of bonds for the first phase of the University Heights Improvement District. City Clerk Williams read the bond resolutions and amounts before Councilman McDonald moved approval, passed 8 to 0. The panel also OK’d preliminary work for an east Flagstaff district including parts of Fanning Drive and Siler Homes, Flagstaff’s new low income housing project.
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University Heights
Dick Willams
Richard T. McDonald
Fanning Drive
Siler Homes
Violinist Eudice Shapiro to headline Flagstaff concert
Acclaimed violinist Eudice Shapiro appears with the Flagstaff Symphony in its 22nd season at NAU auditorium. Conducted by Dr. Thomas Kirshbaum, the program features Bach, Beethoven, Schoenberg, Strauss, and Shapiro performing the Beethoven Romances and Bach concerto. Tickets remain available through the Symphony office or NAU box office.
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Flagstaff High Band Concert Wednesday Evening
Flagstaff High School presents a public band concert Wednesday at 7 30 in the high school auditorium. The honor band and concert band under Terry Korn will perform a classical program and lighter pieces without charge.
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Terry Korn
Markets Rise After Five Day Slide On Big Block Trade
New York stocks climbed from a five day decline led by a 5,245,000 share block of American Motors sold by Kaiser Industries as it exits the auto business. At 1:30 p.m. EST the NYSE showed gains with Antenatal at 984.53.
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