Weather summary and notices from Flagstaff and Arizona towns
The report catalogs daily weather data for Flagstaff and northern Arizona, Sedona, Winslow, Holbrook, Prescott, Phoenix, Tucson and Lake Powell with temperatures, precipitation totals, and weekend outlook. It includes admissions and discharges for Thursday and Thursday March 1 and 16, plus obituaries for Ina K. Buntin and former state legislator Marvin Smith with funeral details.
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Cottomyaull
Willams
Grand Canyon
Ae — Payson
Sedona
Winstaw Amkingnvan
Prescott
Phoenix
Tucson
Cove
Flagstafp
Arizona
Winslow and Holbrook
Lake Powell
Satuday
Thhoria Quiroz
Pamela Sue Thorne
Terri Richards
Jane Miller
Buntin
Tex
Markets wobble then rally on Paris talks amid storm relief in Navajo Nation
Stocks opened lower with the Dow down 5.38 to 966.44 before rallying on anticipated world monetary strategy agreements in Paris. Lasers led by gains on the New York Stock Exchange as food aid was airlifted to about 1,200 Navajo families stranded by melting snow in Crownpoint and Black Mountain areas.
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New York
Paris
Crownpoint
N.M
Black Mountain
Aciz
Wilson Skeets
Navajo Tribal Council
U.S. Department of Agriculture
New Mexico National Guard
Tribal Council
Bureau of Indian Affaira
With God
Arizona Daily Sun Weekly Circulation Notice
Local notice details newspaper delivery options, mail rates, and circulation departments. Readers in Flagstaff may subscribe by carrier or mail, with pricing and contact details for the Arizona Daily Sun.
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Flngetall Publishing Co
Sama Fe Ave
Flagetell
Ariz
Pest
Arizens Daily Seu
Flagmall
Mall Im Voce
Miec
W. Sama Fe Ave
Floguiat
Occupational Study Needs Probed at NAU Seminar
Thirty parents students and school administrators met at Northern Arizona University's School of Technology for an occupational education clinic. The statewide effort includes NAU Arizona State University the University of Arizona the State Department of Vocational Education and the United States Office of Education. Educators parents and students identified problems and planned solutions focusing on curriculum planning communication and earlier exposure to work world sectors. High school participants included Jobyn Crockett Mary Gaitia Paul Thurber Stirley Pulsipher and Deanna Waite. ASU hosts March 19-21 and U of A hosted March 5-7.
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Northern Arizona University
School of Technology
NAU
Arizona State University
University of Arizona
State Department of Vocational Education
United States Office of Education
Margaret Barkley
ASU
Robert Wooldridge
Dorris Manning
U of A
Keith Crandell
Mesa Career Center
James 2Ahiris
Jobyn Crockett
Cocatino High School
Mary Gaitia
Paul Thurber
Flagstaff High School
Stirley Pulsipher
Deanna Waite
St. Johns High
Iirents
Frances Crorkett
Nla. Thurber
Missing Boy Found After Bus Station Return
Eight year old Alford Mugstaff was reported missing after classes were dismissed at Kinsey Schnal. Patrolman Newell L. Lewis stated Mrs Margeurile Raynard said her son was last seen near a wooded area by the family home in Brannen Womes. Police A Team and Coronning County Search and Rescue teams searched until the boy told his teacher he planned to go home after school. He appeared at the bus station minutes later and was returned to his mother.
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Newell L. Lewis
Margeurile Raynard
Hin
Alford
Kinsey Schnal
Lewis
Brannen Womes
Coroning County Search and Rescue
Altrch
Irvi
Schedule Announced for Park Closures and Ski Run Halt
The Flagstaff Parks and Recreation Department announces Mast Flag Junior High pool will close in March 1924 for spring break. McMillan Mesa Ski Run closes tonight at 9 p.m. Recreation centers stay open regular hours next week from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m. Monday through February and 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday.
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Flagstaff
Jacklin Rites Set Saturday At St. Pius Catholic Church
Emmett A Jacklin 73 died Tuesday in Prescot. Rites at 10 a m Saturday at St Pius Catholic Church Flagstaff. Rosary tonight at Flagstaff Mortuary Chapel burial in Calvary Cemetery. Born in Illinois he lived in Flagstaff 20 years retired policeman Surviving wife Caroline two sons James of Downers Grove IL Howard Riverside WI daughter Carolyn Nelson Col lonwood IL one brother Robert Illinois 16 grandchildren one great grandchild Friends may call today 37 p m at Mortuary. Two men injured early today in truck rollover near Williams overpass of I 4 DPS did not release names hospital treatment.
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St. Pius
Tor
Emmett A. Jacklin
Prescot Trosary
Flagstaff Mortuary Chapel
Calvary Cemetery
Jacklin
Illinois
Tlagstaff
Caroline
Immet EB
Downers Graveil
Ltoward
Riverside
Wic
Carolyn Nelson
Collonwood
Robert
Minois
Five Held for Trial on Marijuana Possession Charges
Following a March 14 preliminary hearing five defendants bound over to Coconino County Superior Court for trial. John L. Davis and his wife Sandra both 2 from Elk River Minnesota John M Hawkins 2 Scottsdale and John L Taylor 20 Phoenix were arrested March 6.
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Coconino County
Magazine Advertising Is Sales Fraud Scheme
Flagstaff Fire Chief Vorbies warns of a man posing as a Tempe volunteer fireman selling advertising for a nonexistent Fire Chief Magazine. The suspect, calling himself Frank Bernard, claims proceeds go to a fictitious charitable fund. Tempe and the state fire marshal confirm no such person or publication exists. residents urged to call police if met.
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Flagstaff
Don Vorbies
Tempe
Vorbies
Frank Bernard
Fire Chief's Magazine
Vorhies
Survey work in Inner Basin continues with city drop
A Sun report notes surveys in the Inner Basin of the San Francisco Peaks proceed under joint effort by federal and local agencies. It cites reduced city participation as Bureau of Reclamation withdraws, and mentions two unrelated fire incidents in Flagstaff involving gasoline and a TV set. Scottsdale reports fire-laden discipline firing Fidward Hegins over insubordination linked to a civil war brainwashing class.
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San Francisco Peaks
U.S
Flagstaff
Buntin Rites Conducted for Ina Buntin in Amarillo
Ina Buntin 90 mother of Andy Buntin and Mrs Leon Boyd died Monday in Amarillo where she had lived 81 years. Born in Cass County Missouri she was predeceased by husband T J Buntin in 1993. A Tri State Fair judge active in the Democratic party charter member of a Methodist church and member of several clubs she leaves four sons two daughters a sister sixteen grandchildren and ten great grandchildren.
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Ina &. Buntin
Andy Buntin
Leon Boyd
Flagstaff
Amarillo
Tex
Buntin
Cass County
T.J. Buntin
Andy
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George
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Colorado Springs
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Arlene Alexander
Albuquerque
Dorothy Anderson
James Parker
Livingston
Sun Spots Transit Funds Argued
The Senate approved an $18 billion, three year highway bill by 77 to 5, allocating $850 million for optional mass transit use. The measure shifts to the House where a similar provision previously caused stalemate and jeopardized the bill.
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Washington
House
Senate
Drug prices double after crackdown hits U S illicit trades
In Phoenix AP reports prices for illicit drugs nearly doubled since authorities cracked down on smugglers. U S and Mexican agents pushed the crackdown with federal officials noting heroin rising from about 90 cents per ounce last year to over 1000 dollars per ounce now and marijuana prices doubling to about 3200 per kilo.
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Phoenix
United States
U.S
Philtp Jordan
Arizona
Bureau of Narcotics and Dangerous Drugs
Elderly Tax Break Eyed In Arizona Senate Action
The Arizona Senate approved a tax relief bill 29 to 0 sending it to the House. It targets those over 63 on limited income with property tax reductions for singles earning up to 3500 dollars and couples or heads of households at 3000 or less, exempting the first 2000 dollars of a home valued up to 5000. Renters would receive a graduated income tax reduction under the plan.
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Phoenix
Arizona Senate
House
POW Thanks Nixon for Bombing Hanoi Haiphong
The Vietcong released 32 American prisoners of war today and the senior officer in the group thanked President Nixon for ordering the bombing of Hanoi and Haiphong last December. Air Force Col. Theodore W. Guy of Tucson told a welcoming crowd at Clark Air Base he believes the heavy bombing helped hasten the war's end.
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Philippines
ALP
Nixon
Hanoi
Haiphong
Air Force
Theodore W. Guy
Tucson
Ariz
Clark Air Base
North Vietnam
Smoking ban moves to final vote in Arizona Senate
Phoenix AP report says smoking would be banned in most public places but excluding restaurants and cafeterias after tentative Senate approval. Senator Hal Runyan lamented removing dining areas, saying the bill was crippled by the changes.
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Phoenix
Arizona Senate
Senate
Hal Runyan
Death Bill Advances in Phoenix Court Panel Sets Death Penalty
The Arizona House tentatively approved a Senate bill after removing most Senate provisions and inserting a three judge appellate panel to decide death or life imprisonment for capital offenses.
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Phoenix
House
Senate
Appellate Court
Court Decision Unlikely Over Nixon Testimony Block
Senate Judiciary Committee shows no move to sue Nixon over denying testimony by his lawyer on L. Patrick Gray II's FBI direct nomination. Sen. Sam Ervin notes other options, including pressing the White House for John W. Dean III to appear for questioning.
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Washington
Senate Judiciary Committee
Nixon
L. Patrick Gray II
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Gray
John W. Dean III
Man Held For Theft of 395 Dollars at Airport
Carroll V. Moore, 2, of Mica Lama California, arrested at Pulliam Municipal Airport for grand theft. He allegedly took 395 dollars from his cousin in Page, hitchhiked to Flagstaff, but had only 120 dollars, luggage, and receipts when found. Moore remains in Coconino County jail awaiting Page authorities.
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Coconing
Calif
Pulliam
Carroll V. Moore
Page
Flagstaff
Moore
NAACP States Meeting Sunday in Flagstaff
The Flagstaff Chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People will hold its March meeting at Riversite Church of God, 4125 Verdeer. Employment will be a primary topic. The public is invited. Playstaff public schools will close after classes for a week, with classes resuming around March 26 after spring break.
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Flagstaff
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Riversite Church of God
Verdeer
Playstaff
Pring
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