County Spelling Bee awaits county’s top contestants
Saturday’s 25th annual Cocoinia County spelling bee pits 1st through 8th graders from numerous schools against each other for one trip to the national finals in Washington DC. dozens of alternates and judges from Flagstaff Williams Grand Canyon will oversee the event with words defined or used in sentences.
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Cocouina County
Arizona
Coconino County
Washington, DC
Rotary
Flagstaff
Williams
Grand Canyon
Arizona Republic
William Cumings
Christensen School
Win Hensley
Doug Sherline
Valley National Bank
Charles Way
Francis Decker
NAU
Alice Bean
Rosebell Russell
Sally Yaszie
Leupp
George Begay
Sally Manygoats
Orville Seschillie
Tuba City
Tim Howell
Tom Dell
Dorothy Cox
Rickey Hoberts
Grant Canyon
Debra
Greg Madsen
Fredonia
Cindy Holder
Mark Wilkinson
Linda Tso
Kathy Sichi
Page
Teresa Truman
Janice Richmond
Michael Denetso
John O'Brien
Jeanna Horton
Maine
David Cornelison
Diane Squire
Christensen
Dana Wasson
Connie Felix
Emerson
Melody Robidoux
Cheryl Ianks
Gayle Strayer
East Flagstaff
Denise Greer
Diana Kutz
Tami Chambers
Dan Murry
Kinsey
Mark Clark
Carol Gordon
Marshall School
Staron Burnett
Tracey Sanders
Susan Steves
Diane Nash
Mount Elden
Sus Eliott
Margaret Hildebrand
Lisa Garner
Sechrist School
Robert Williams
Sedona School
Frances Whitaker
South Beaver School
Lance Isaac
Jeni Herman
Shirley Dugi
Vivian Gordy
George Cothoudt
Matt Colton
Brian Bradley
Susan Wilcox
Joni Scott
Loreen Higbee
Flagstaff weighs municipal golf course sites and costs
City recreation planners consider two possible locations Koch Field near the old municipal airport and land near Wildcat Hill for a municipal golf course. Ingols estimates 160 acres needed on a tight site, costs around 500000 with up to 65000 for a clubhouse, funding possible from recreational funds and a limited U S Bureau of Outdoor Recreation grant. Public support and demand from non country club players remain uncertain as planning proceeds.
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Koch Field
Ingols
Wildcat Hill
U.S. Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Flagstaff
Tagels
Witnesses Testify On Obscenity At Marty's Place
Thirteen citizens testified on Thursday about alleged obscenity in books magazines films and items seized from Marty's Place a pornographic bookstore at 13 N San Francisco. A sociology instructor testified redeeming social value may exist in a book and Judge Wren ordered the material viewed before ruling with over 200 items to be examined by Tuesday.
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Marty
San Francisco
Superior Court
Laurance Wren
Wren
Arizona
Flagstaff bar license suspended for three days in April
State Board of Liquor Control will suspend the Rose Tree bar license at 22 East Santa Fe avenue from 6am April 7 to April 10 after a February 28 brawl during which Flagstaff Police officer James Stevenson was allegedly assaulted. The two men involved, J. L. Moore and Walter L. Watson, face felonious resistance charges. The report also covers a bank robbery in Playstatt with losses around $52,000, the aftermath for Mrs. Richards, and legal arguments over peyote use in Native American Church ceremonies amid a lengthy court case before Judge J. Thomas Brooks.
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Phoenex
SNL
State Board of Liquor Control
Flagstaff
East
Santa Fe Avenue
Bay
James Stevenson
Flagstaff City
Daily Sun
Weats
Richards
Colonins County
University of Colorado
Omer Stewart
U. of C
Boulder
Whitingham
California
J.A
J. Thomas Brooks
Mangum
Robert Cogen
Sherman Oaks
Whitinghams
Arizona
U.S. Supreme Court
Bona Fide
William Flick
James Redpath
State Attorney General’s Office
Parks
Interstate 17 progress plans from Flagstaff to Phoenix
The project outlines approval and a redesign, with bids planned in spring 1972 for the Copper Canyon to Mt Guireville section, a 7 mile Sedona to Stoneman Lake stretch to contract in summer 1972, and a 5 mile Stoneman Lake to Coconino County line bid in summer 1973. Surfacing follows in 1974 completing the route.
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Copper Canyon
Mt Guireville
Sedona
Stoneman Lake Sterchange
Stoneman Lake
Coconino County
Flagstaff
Phoenix
Markets steady as brokers cite lackluster session
New York ap desk reports a mildly flat trading day with the Dow off 0.83 at 916.00 as declines outpaced advances on the NYSE at noon. Prices listed show numerous big name equities varying in modest percentages amid a moderate market pace.
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Sta
Dow Jones
New York Stock Exchange
Fair Mart
NYSE
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South Beaver
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Thomas
David Harrison
Wertzel
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Showtime
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of the Sharon Party
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Hlove
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Walter L. Watson
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M&s Furniture
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N.A.U
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Am Can
Am Motors
At&t
Ariz Ph Geqve
Atl Richfield
Bath
Chrysler
DuPt
Eastman Kodak
el Paso NG
Elec
Goodyear
Homestake
Inland St
Int
T&t
John Man
Kennecott
Marcor
Olin Corp
Pac G & E
Penn Cent
Penney J.C
Wen Am
Pepsi Co
Phelps D
Repub
Safeway
San Diego
Sears Rue
Sau Union Gas
St Oit Cal
St OU Ind
St Own
Swit Co
Eegan
Phore
Beaver
Greenlaw
Arizona Public Service Company
First Boston Corporation
Blyth & Co., Inc
Eastman Dillon, Union Securities & Co
Hornblower & Weeks
Hemphill, Noyes
Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Senith
Kidder, Peabody & Co
Stone & Webster Securities Corporation
E.F. Hutton & Company Inc
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Halsey, Stuart & Co. Inc
Lehman Brothers
Salomon Brothers
White, Weld & Co
Shearson, Hammill & Co
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