23 Mar 1973
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1973
Page
1
Weather data and figures for today and upcoming days for Winslow Holbrook and Lake Powell. Includes past temperature records, precipitation totals, and forecasts with high and low ranges, plus local Toastmasters results and civic notices such as admissions discharges and new citizens.
Marriage licenses issued on Thursday March 22 include Gregory Roy Torrez aged 19 and Laila L. Morgan aged 16, both residents of Flagstaff with consent noted.
Divorces granted include David R Goilia from Nancy Irene Goilia on Thursday March 22.
Rep. Wayne Owens of Utah planned a visit to Rainbow Bridge National Monument to study the Lake Powell water controversy. He will be joined by a Bureau of Reclamation representative and opponents' advocate Owin Olpin, with aides Ted Wilson and Jack Hyatt. Senators Moss and Rep. McKay back legislation to allow Powell water. Judge Willis Ritter ruled it must stay out, a ruling the federal government is appealing.
PHOENIX AP Kenneth M. Piper assistant to Motorola board chairman offers seven amendments to HB 2252 to let hospitals use tax exempt bonds to refinance private mortgage debts. Piper seeks protections limiting state authority, requiring savings pass through to patients, and restricting financing to new or renovated facilities after the act. A separate note says a Social Security rep will visit Williams Monday 9 to 9:30 a.m. at the Forest Service Building to answer questions.
An unreadable OCR fragment lists publication and mailing details for the Arizona Daily Sun and affiliate papers, including addresses in Flagstaff and Flagstail, subscription rates, and office phone numbers, with reference to sending copies by mail and weeklies.
Navajo Police Superintendent seeks more than last year’s 12 officers for Pow Wow but demands written details. AIM and Indians Against Exploitation may threaten disruptions. county officials vow arrests for violations. Militant groups to be negotiated with first, while sanitation and crowd influx raise health concerns. Pow Wow Chair Earl Cariford says progress hinges on April donations and health talks with Dr. William J. Thomas.
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