26 Mar 1976
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1976
Page
1
Forecasts for Flagstaff Northern Arizona Sedona Winslow and Holbrook with details on temperatures winds and precipitation. Includes admissions and discharges with names and addresses of new birth entries and baby weights.
Bacilio B Lopez a 16 year resident of Flagstaff died Thursday at age 73 in Flagstaff Community Hospital. He worked 95 years for the Santa Fe Railroad before retirement and had moved from California to Arizona 35 years ago. He was a member of Our Lady of Guadalupe Roman Catholic Church. Surviving is his widow. Funeral is being handled by Whitney and Murphy Funeral Home of Phoenix.
The Governor's Rangeland Advisory Council in its first meeting opposed transferring 250 200 0 acres of House Rock Valley and Faraia Plateau lands to the Navajo Tribe. It backs an offroad vehicle registration plan with ranching exemptions, opposes grazing fee increases, urges an environmental impact statement, and asks Congress to study effects on public land before any transfer.
Campus listings show movies at University Union Auditorium and Ashurst Music Hall with times and admission. Senior recitals and guitarist performances fill evenings in Ashurst Music Hall. Also scheduled are club meetings, rallies, a Disneyland trip, and campus religious events with locations and contact details.
Dr. Lynn James from Utah will speak at the Animal Health Workshop in Flagstaff at Little America. Livestockmen are invited for the 9:30 am to 2 pm program discussing poisonous weeds and reproductive problems. Reservations advised. event hosted by Merck Dow and Kynlex with extension contact 7-301 extension 276.
Morschauser named to the United Fund of Pligstaff board of directors. He is vice president of Babbitt Bros. Trading Co. and previously chaired the fund’s Publicity Committee. His term runs through December 1977, extending the board to 21 members.
Archeologists state and federal officials and Southwest industrial leaders met at the University of New Mexico for the third Southwestern Cultural Resource Management seminar. Co hosts were Dr. Frank Broilo acting director of UNM Office of Contract Archeology and Dr. Alexander J Lindsay Jr tutator of anthropology at the Museum of Northern Arizona.
Three contenders will vie for northern regional representative at the Representative Assembly of the Arizona Classroom Teachers Saturday at Maryvale High School. About 400 ACT members are expected to attend. Candidates are Sun Conner of Winslow Carson Sheperd of Holbrook and Douglas Tomlin of Cottonwood.
A three day Christian Crusade at Ardrey Auditorium, April 24 to 26, features entertainers Pat Boone Dean Jones Mary Conti and the Day of Rejoicing Choir. Jones and Conti speak Friday, with Boone Jones Conti and Beliseck appearing on weekend sessions. Teaching sessions run in classrooms Saturday and Sunday.
The six year radio series on Mexican music wraps with Mexico Great Trios at 7 p.m. Sunday on KCLS 1600. Hosts Dr H Guy Hensusan and Charles Carlisle guide a nostalgic tour of famed trios from 1920 onward, including Tamaulipecas Duendes Panchos Tres Caballeros and more.
Three Northern Arizona educators plan to seek positions in the Arizona Education Association at its annual meeting April 3 4. About 700 representatives from across the state are expected to attend a conference at Ramada Inn East in Phoenix. Boles of Winslow seeks reelection as ABA treasurer and Knight of Holbrook along with Towne of Tuba City will compete for a northern regional seat.
Dr. Bryan Short of Northern Arizona University won one of four national Melville Society prizes to present a paper on Melville's epic poem Clarel at the May Pittston conference. He will publish a 23 page article on poetic techniques revealing positive aspects in the work.
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