Weather forecast for Winslow Holbrook and Lake Powell
Partly cloudy with snow showers along the eastern border today and warmer conditions through Sunday. Highs around 58 today and 61 Sunday, lows 30 tonight and in the 40s to near 0 in the deserts. Showers 10 percent today, 0 Sunday night, with a warming trend by Wednesday and mountain snow. Winds breezy Sunday, northerly 15 mph at Lake Powell with highs in the upper 50s and lows in the mid 30s tonight.
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Hospital Notes Admissions From Friday
Admissions list shows Mareh Ching Shieh Carrie Shieh and Gertrude Eagans admitted Friday SINH ARIE Friday March a Henry Guadalupe Valasco and Robin Mageary.
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Mareh Ching Shieh
Carrie Shieh
Gertrude Eagans
Sinh Arie
Marcha Henry
Guadalupe Valasco
Robin Mageary
Jurys finding on Whiting death disputed by expert
San Francisco pharmacologist Dr Frederick Meyers says the Arizona coroner s jury erred in ruling David Whiting died of a drug overdose. Meyers notes 0.88 mg of tranquilizer in Whiting s blood and warns three times that amount can be lethal.
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Sarah Miles
Arizona
Frederick Meyers
David Whiting
Ariz
Whiting
Meyers
Wright
Operation Costs Cited Close Intermountain Indian School
Utah Senator Bennett says Intermountain Indian School near Brigham City will likely close within three years due to high operating costs and falling enrollment. No freshmen next year ensures phase out. Navajo students may move to Window Rock tribal schools. Possible repurposing of the 1300-student campus is under study.
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Utah
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Wallace F. Bennett
R-Utah
Bennett
BIA
Hen. K. Gunn McKay
Abraham Tucker
McKay
Washington
Anthony Lincoln
Window Rock
Ariicials
Intermountain
Bad Knee Army Rejects Evader in California
Kenneth Hurledge, 26, who lived abroad six years, was disqualified by Army doctors in Palo Alto for a severed cartilage in his right knee. His lawyer said the acceptance of medical standards varied by doctor and time. Hurledge plans to return to Sweden for a master's in economics and favors unconditional amnesty for deserters.
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Palo Alto
Calif
Sweden
California
Kenneth Hurledge
Rutledge
Gerry Berg
U.S
Berg
America
Democrats end amicable meetings select mixed executive slate
The Democratic National Committee completed two hours of talks with a mostly amicable tone and approved a slate for the executive committee that included a Black member, a Mexican American, and a pro McGovern labor leader. Some nominees, like Peter Camille and Wayne Black, were rejected, while Floyd Smith of Cleveland and Ruth Harvey Charity of Virginia won seats along with several other officers.
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Strauss
Alabama
Robert Vance
Everyody
Philadelphia
Peter Camille
Utah
Wayne Black
Executive Committee
National Committee
Organized Labor
Floyd Smith
Cleveland
International Association of Machinists
McGovern-Shriver
Smith
Ruth Harvey Charity
Virginia
Black Caucus
Hagel T. Evans
Florida
Bronx
N.Y
Patrick Cunningham
New Mexico
Hudy Ortiz
Mickey Griffin
George C. Wallace
Arizona Daily Sun reader address and subscription notice
Subscriptions and classifications for the Arizona Daily Sun are listed with carrier and mail rates. The notice includes mailing details, pricing, and delivery areas such as Lece pine Navajo and Yavapai counties, with a phone contact for issues.
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Flaguisit
Artz
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Lecepine
Yavapai Coumies
Justice case details widen with talks from McCord
The judge noted more about the subject of the case. Sirica agreed to a private talk with McCord, to be public later, with the statement to be taken in closed court next week. McClurd faces up to 50 years and 60000 fine on eight counts. Liddy faces up to 50 years and 340000. Hunt faces up to 50 years and 400000. Others face up to 95 years and 40000. Except McCord, free on 100000 surety, all are jailed in DC awaiting grand jury actions next week.
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McCord
McClurd
Liddy
Hunt
District of Columbia
Grand
Poland names new interior minister after crash
Poland's State Council appointed Stanislaw Kowalczyk interior minister to replace the late Wieslaw Ociepka. Kowalczyk, 48, was a top aide to Edward Gierek and led the parliament budget and finances committee. Ociepka died in a late month air crash. Four Arizonans named to lead Wind Arizona Town Hall panels on court system adequacy.
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Warsaw
Stanislaw Kowalczyk
Poland
Wieslaw Ociepka
Kowalczyk
Communist Party
Edward Gle
Phoenix
Amphitheater teachers to receive 7.5 percent raise next year
Tucson area teachers will get a base pay hike of 275 dollars and incremental increases from 375 to 585 dollars based on tenure under a preliminary contract. Lawrence Cross, assistant district superintendent, announced the terms on Friday. Six University of Arizona professors were named outstanding educators of America for 1973 by D of A officials and a national review committee.
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Aps
Cross
Tucsgn
University of Arizona
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National
Being in Clover Proves Fatal for Verde Cattle
Verde Valley ranchers report cattle deaths from clover bloating after a long rainy season. Florence Dickinson of Camp Verde notes many losses, including at least 10 head for Bob Reeves. Kel Fox recalls past bloat issues and warns the wet season may worsen amid forest undergrowth and weed growth.
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Sedona
Verde Valley
Florence Dickinson
Camp Verde
Bob Reeves
Reeves
Kel Fox
U.S. Forest Service
Council Names New Mayor For Youngtown
YOUNGTOWN AP Frank L Brown a part time real estate salesman has been elected to a four year term as mayor by a 43 vote of the town council He succeeds Earnest Schenk who has served as mayor for the past four years and was a council member
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Youngtown
Frank L. Brown
Earnest Schenk
Page Man Held after DU I DUI and marijuana arrest
Flagstaff Police arrested Paul Richard Akes on DUI and driving left of center charges after he allegedly veered near a signal light in the east town area and pulled into a motel lot. Officers found two partially smoked marijuana cigarettes, leaves, and seeds in the car. he failed sobriety tests and remains in City Jail.
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Flagstaff
Paul Richard Akes
Akes
Crisler Rites Set Monday Morning
Dorothy Katherine Crisler 57 died Thursday in Flagstaff Community Hospital. Rosary Sunday 7 p.m. Flagstaff Mortuary Chapel. Funeral Mass Monday 9 a.m. at St. Pius Catholic Church. Burial Calvary Cemetery. Survived by husband Joseph P.. three daughters Cindy Flagstaff Sharon Bruno Oklahoma Carole McLeod New York. son Joseph P. Crisler Jr. Flagstaff. sister Jacqueline Vigdor elsewhere. Donations to American Cancer Society.
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Dorothy Katherine Crisler
Flagstaff
Oklahoma
Flagstaff Community Hospital
Richard Milligang
Calvary Cemetery
Crisler
Massachusetts
Joseph P
Cindy
Sharon Bruno
Carole McLeod
New York
Joseph P. Crisler, Jr
Flagataff
Jacqueline Vigdor
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