Flagstaff School Board Revises Racial Balance Policy Draft
Three members of the Flagstaff School Board are ordered to revise the draft plan on racial balance for possible April action. A public hearing drew under 50 attendees, with critics including Lay Committee members urging changes. Coauthors Bean and Seidel discussed revisions while Wren and Stoops flagged concerns, and Foster urged broader community support and minority student benefits from diverse mixing.
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Flagstaff
Howard Wren
Jacqueline Priser
Dan Stoops
Wren
Stoops
Priser
Kennett Bean
Verne Seidel, Jr
Cordon Foster
University
Witl
Foster
South Beaver
Concent
Guinea
Four Women Sought in Winslow Thriftway Theft
Winslow police seek four women believed to have removed 100 dollars from a cash register at Babbitt's Thriftway Market on Westard Street. Suspicious shoppers were seen near the register about 30 minutes before the loss. Roadblocks were set up near Playstaff and Holbrook but leads are thin as detectives take over the case.
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Winslow
Walter Maule
Flagstaff
Hobhragk
Hobbies on Display Show At Local Auditorium
The school will sponsor a hobbies on display show in the auditorium from 9 p.m. to 20 p.m. Sponsored activities highlight student projects and crafts for the community.
Thief Steals Skis From Car Near Restaurant
Patrolman James Stevenson reports two Northern Arizona University students Dad Westcott and Ker Seratini found their skis missing from a car parked at a local restaurant lot after they had left Viva's Restaurant on South Nibton Road. The two pairs valued at 24 dollars, theft occurred around midnight, investigation continues.
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Playstaff
James Stevenson
Northern Arizona
Dad Westcott
Hanley Hall
Ker Seratini
Sechrist Hall
Stevenson
Viva’s
South Nibton Road
Arizona Daily Sun Local Publishing Details and Rates
The snippet lists publication details for the Arizona Daily Sun and Coconino Sun, including address 417 W Santa Fe Ave Flagstaff, phone number, copyright, and subscription rates. It notes weekly Coconino Sun at $5.03 per year by mail and various regional delivery terms for Navajo, Coconino, and Yavapai counties.
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Flagstaff Publishing Co
Santa Fe Ave
Flagstaff
Ariz
The
Arizona Dilly Sun
Ovwil
Coconino
Navajo
Yavapai
Coconino Sun Weekly
W. Santa Fe Ave
Aria
Fred A Nassie Rites Sunday In Wickenburg
SEDONA (SNS) Fred A Nassie 89 died Thursday in Wickenburg Hospital. Masonic services by Cottonwood Lodge No 14 will be at a p.m. Sunday in Wickenburg Funeral Home. Cremation will follow. Nassie came to Sedona five years ago from Ukiah California. Survived by wife Helen, one son Donald and daughter Marjorie Richardson, both of California, and two brothers and three sisters out of state.
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Sns
Fred A. Nassie
Wickenburg Hospital
Cottonwood Lodge No. 14
Wickenburg
Nassie
Ukiah
Calif
Helen
Donald
Marjorie Richardson
California
Untereiner Rites Today for Williams Resident
Funeral Mass for Wendelin B. Untereiner 44 was said this morning in Williams. He died Wednesday in Whipple VA Hospital Prescott. Burial will beTuesday in Boxie Kaw. He moved to Williams in 1957 and worked in the water department. Born Grainfield Kan he is survived by a brother and sister living out of state.
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Williams
City of
Water Department
Grainfield
Kan
NAU Musicians Set Spring Tour Across Phoenix and California
Northern Arizona University's precision concert band begins a five day nine appearance tour to Phoenix and California on March 30. Local lovers will be treated to an opening free showing on March 28 at 8 p.m. in the University Union Auditorium. First stop is March 30 at Paradige Valley High School at 8 p.m. The group will then perform at Agua Fria High Mesa Westwood High and Maryvale High in Phoenix before moving to California for shows at Muir Pasadena Mark Keppel Alhambra Arvin Bakersfield Needles High Schools. Don Wolf notes programs vary with selections from Agean Festival Overture Capriccio Le Corsaire over ture and Scherzo with soloists Randy Wright and Walter Stricklin.
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Phoenix
California
NAU
University Union Auditorium
Paradige Valley High School
Agua Fria High
Mesa Westwood High
Maryvale High
Join Muir High
Pasadena
Mark Keppel High
Alhambra
Arvin High
Bakersfield High
Needles High School
Don Wolf
Robert Schumann
Andreas Mark
Washington National
Wife of Sen Knoles in critical condition after brain surgery
Mrs. Knoles, wife of State Sen. Thomas M. Knoles Jr. of Flagstaff, remains in intensive care at St. Joseph's Hospital after brain surgery. Senate President William Jacquin issued the bulletin announcing her critical condition and restricting visitors.
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SNS
Thomas M. Knoles
Flagstaff
St. Joseph's Hospital
Knoles
Scale Senate
William Jacquin
Chamber Debates Staffing and Public Relations Support
The Board discussed hiring a full time industrial relations manager and funding a public relations expert for the Flagstaff Symphony. It backed environmental program support at Northern Arizona University and approved pursuing a related degree program. A Meet Your Congressmen luncheon with Senator Paul Famin is planned for April 12, with SBA presence later this year.
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Flagstaff Symphony
South Academic Center
Northern Arizona University
Meet Your Congressmen
Arizona
Paul Famin
Small Business Administration
Flagstaff
Library Bid Opening Delayed at Flagstaff Public Library
City Manager Leland C. McPherson said bid opening for remodelling the Flagstaff Public Library main branch has been delayed to March 24 due to changes in engineering plans. The Union Wall building across from Nativity Catholic Church replaces a structure closed in April 1970 after an independent engineer's report. The project, including a new site purchase over $100,000 and remodels around $60,000, shifts council presentation to April 13.
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Flagstaff Public Library
Leland C. McPherson
Union Wall
Nativity Catholic Church
West Aspen Avenue
McPherson
Defense Rests Case In Peyote Trial
Defense attorneys in the 1969 Parks peyote raid case rested their defense before noon Friday as Ralph Turtle and Sam Buffalo testified on Native American Church rituals. The Whitinghams, Gregory and wife, both 24, were accused with approx 30 others of peyote possession during the church raid. The judge recessed the trial until rebuttal by prosecutors, who are expected to call witnesses starting Monday.
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Frieday
Ralph Turtle
Blanding
Utah
Turstle
Sam Buffalo
Sailings
Okla
Jaye
Gregory “Whittnghim
Granada ‘Hills
Calif
Parks
Turtle
Buffalo
Superior Court
J.thomas Brooks
Whitinghams
Two Arrested at Canyon Grand Canyon Drug Crackdown
AP report notes two arrests at Grand Canyon, Larry Wilson of University of Colorado aged 20 and Charles Marra 19 of Bayside New York, charged with four felony counts from possession to offering dangerous drugs. Officials say 14 others from Colorado schools have been arrested in the past week, mostly on drug violations or tampering. Weather data and forecasts for Sedona Flagstaff Winslow and other Arizona locales accompany.
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Grand Canyon Park
Larry Wilson
University of Colorado
Charles Marra
Bayside
N.Y
Colorado
Canyon
Cottonwood Ua
Williams St
Payson
Sedona
New York
Flagstaff
Arizona
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