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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1972

Page

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Birth Control Rights Backed by Supreme Court

The Supreme Court ruled that single people have a right to contraceptives if married people may obtain them, overturning a Massachusetts conviction of Bill Baird. Justice Brennan led a 6 to 1 decision stressing equal rights to privacy in matters of bearing or not bearing children.

Washington Supreme Court Bill Baird William J. Brennan Jr Brennan Baird Massachusetts Boston University William ©. Douglas Potter Stewart Thurgood Marshall Byrne R. White Harry A. Blackmun Warren E. Burger Burger Lewis F. Powell William H. Rehnquist

Three Pay Board Members Resign From Labor Group

Washington AP three AFL-CIO members of President Nixon's Pay Board resigned, saying they could no longer cooperate in a program they viewed as slanted against workers. The AFL-CIO executive council voted to withdraw George Meany, LW Abel, and Floyd Smith from the 15 member Pay Board. Meany sought to persuade two other labor members to quit. Teamsters were two of the remaining labor members, while Frank Fitzsimmons and Leonard Woodcock, heads of unions outside AFL-CIO, did not attend the AFL-CIO press event today.

Washington Afl-Cio Nixon Aria Cio Executive Council George Meany United Steelworkers Abel and Machinists Floyd Smith Meany Labor Are F. Ir Teamsters Frank E. Fitzsimmons Auto Workers Leonard Woodcock Afl-Ce Fitzsimmons Woodcock

Residency Rule Affects House Election Reform

PHOENIX AP House Majority Leader Burton Barr says the state lower chambers must mirror changes in election reform bills after a U S Supreme Court ruling on residency. The court’s decision, affecting a one year residency to serve, prompts debate over a 30 day standard for federal voting. Kell y, chair of the House Judiciary Committee, fears the ruling could invite outsiders to influence local government and universities, while Barr says the court spoke and changes are needed.

Phoenee House Burton Barr R-Phoenix U.S. Supreme Court High Court Republican Majority Caucus Barr Kellgy Kelley

Muskie Wins Illinois Primary Narrowly Against McGovern

Sen Ed Muskie swept the Illinois presidential preference vote with about 63 percent to Eugene J. McCarthy's 37 percent as long ballots tallied. Muskie leads the delegate race with 76 percent of precincts counted, while Daley faces insurgent gains and an unsettled delegation lineup as Illinois prepares for Miami Beach July convention.

Chicago Edmund Muskie Seo George McGovern Muskie Eugene J. McCarthy Ilinois Maine McGovern Richard J. Daley Miami Beach Fla Illinois New Hampshire Florida Tllmois Minnesota

Today’s Markets Drift as Dow Slides at 2 PM

New York price movement showed ongoing profit taking with the Dow Jones industrial average down 1.05 to 932.95 by 2 p.m. trading was moderate and NYSE decliners slightly outpaced advancers at 1:30 p.m. EST.

NEW York New York Stock Exchange NYSE

Unique Society Forms Cellists Mark Debut Friday Evening

The Northern Arizona Cello Society debuts this Friday evening at 7 p.m. in the Asturst Muste Sal of Northern Arizona University with a massed cello concert conducted by David Nebel. An all cello program features works by di Lassa Grell and others, performed by Nadene Bean Virginia Kron Jill Mickelson and Betty Lou Cummings as pianist. The free event showcases 22 members ranging from NAU students to professionals, including a 10-year-old member Alice Bean and a father-son duo Dick and Tony Cook, with members commuting from Tuba City and other areas.

Northern Arizona ‘Cello Society Northern Arizona Carlo Society Flagsaff Northern Arizona University Asturst Topper Nadene Bean Virginia Kron Jill Mickelson Betty Lou Cummings New ‘Cello Society Ast Arizona ‘Cello Society Takyori Atsumi Phoenix Symphony Jolla Kirshbaum Arizona Coconino High School Cwn NAU Music Alice Bean Tony Cook Steven Proskauer Tuba City Carma Bens Eric Eide Rita Harkins Diana Hart Richard Howell Lisa

Contractor Files Innocent Plea To Charge of Storing Dynamite

Flagstaff contractor Kasper Gantenbein entered an innocent plea through attorney Richard K. Mangum to charges of storing dynamite in the city limits. The case, set for trial, stems from a March 14 discovery of a dynamite track in Pine Crest. The dynamite truck had remained parked for some time and had deteriorated into nearly pure nitroglycerin.

Flagstaff Kasper Gantenbein Navajo Army Depot Amite Ganlenbein Richard K. Mangum Pinecrest

Gunborg James Services Set In Clarkdale

Mrs Gunborg C James died Monday in Marcus J Lawrence Hospital after living in Clarkdale since 1917 Services will be held Thursday at Westcott Funeral Home burial in Valley View Cemetery She was born in Stockholm Sweden came to the United States in 1903 and lived in Minnesota until 1919 later moving to Jerome She is survived by two sons William G Clarkdale and four grandchildren Friends may call today at the funeral home from 7 to 10 p.m.

Gunborg C. James Clarkdale Marcus J. Lawrence Hospital Westcott Funeral Home Borla Valley View Clarkedale James Stockholm Sweden United States Minnesota Jerome William G

Johnson Handed Probation for Embezlement

Torsten A. Johnson, 37, received three years probation in Superior Court for embezzlement. He pleaded guilty to the charge after being arrested February 7 in Kingman on a traffic violation. A NCIC check showed an outstanding warrant from the Grand Canyon Justice Precinct. He must repay about $1,300 to the rental company for several rentals.

Torsten A. Johnson Johnson Kingman National Crime Information Center Grand Canyon

Pickett Rites in Holbrook

Jack R Pickett Sr 56 died Tuesday at his Holbrook home after moving there in 1935 He served 25 years with Navajo County Road Department retiring in 1969 Funeral at 2 p m Friday at Joseph City LDS Church burial in Joseph City Cemetery He was born in Phoenix raised in Young survived by wife Mary two sons George Andrew Snowflake and Jack Bear Holbrook three daughters Jo Ann Mesa Page Joyce Santh ez Chico Lake California Catherine Pickett Holbrook eight grandchildren Calling hours 5 to 6 p m today at Owens Mortuary and church relief society room from 5 p m until services Friday

Jack R. Pickett Holbrook Joseph City Andrew Snowflake Jack Bear Jo Ann Mesa Page Joyce Santhez Ching Lake Calif Catherine Pickett Owens Mortuary Church Relief Society

Longtime Area Resident Mary C Stevenson Dies in California

Mary Clark Stevenson widow of a former vice president of what is now Northern Arizona University and former Williams schools superintendent died in Bellflower California late Tuesday. She was 31 and had lived in California three years with a heart seizure a week before death. Survivors include two daughters Mrs Marshall Sutherland Flagstaff and Dr Charlotte Stevenson Bellflower a brother Lynn Clark Decatur two grandchildren two great grandchildren two nieces and one nephew. Funeral and burial arrangements are pending. Stevenson was active in the Federation of Womens Clubs and supported the musical division of the group during her many Northern Arizona years.

Mary Clark Stevenson Northern Arizona University Williams Ballfower Calif Robert G. Stevenson Arizona Jerome Flagstaff Stevenson Northern Arizona Normal School NAU Marshall Sutherland Charlotte Stevenson Bellflower Lynn Clark Decatur Federation of Womens’ Clubs Amitovka Alvision

Ping and Pong Suggested for Chinese Pandas

Washington AP reports a Utah constituent proposes naming two Chinese panda bears Ping and Pong to symbolize diplomacy and friendship between the United States and China after years of ties. Moss and Mrs Denkers echoed that the idea would honor the occasion and ease recognition by both peoples.

Utah Democrat Ogden Utah H.G. Denkers White House Moss

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