Democratic Field Shrinks As Jackson Plans Withdrawal
Sen. Henry Jackson of Washington, crushed in the Pennsylvania primary, returns to discuss his political future and likely withdraws from active 1976 presidential campaigning while staying available for a potential convention role. Carter leads, Udall third, with Brown and Humphrey weighing future moves.
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Water Rates On Agenda At City Council Meeting
Flagstaff city officials plan a reopened Citizens' Forum to discuss proposed water and sewer rate increases at the regular meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. in City Hall Council Chambers. Councilmen will review and study the rates, seeking maximum public input before any adoption.
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Center Revises Rules and Referrals Amid City Debates
The Coconino Community Guidance Center agrees to accept police referrals despite limited staff and space at its new alcoholic reception center. Referrals will be accepted until all 13 beds are filled, after which capacity poses a problem. Mayor Moody cites a shift away from treating public intoxication as a crime and supports an ongoing effort to expand the center and offer shelter, emergency services, evaluation, and counseling.
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Meat Prices Rise as Farm Index Climb
Washington AP reports a 2 percent jump in the Agriculture Department farm price index last month, with higher cattle and hog prices pushing retail meat costs upward across the nation. The rise translates directly into pricier meat at grocery stores.
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Transfer Plan Sparks Postal Consolidation Controversy
Phoenix plan to move 196 clerks 20 mailhandlers and 20 supervisors to the main Phoenix post office from Secusuus Tempe Mesa Glendale and Sun City could delay mail in those cities a postal union official warned. John Kelly regional representative for the American Postal Workers Union criticized the plan calling it a giant mail factory in Phoenix and noting branch stations would be created in other cities while local post masters stay in place.
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Local Weather Forecast Promises Mild Days Ahead
Sunny and mild days with clear, cool nights. Locally windy conditions persist. Highs near 68 today, 67 expected Sunday. Details page incomplete but weather outlook remains favorable for outdoor plans.
Navajo County Supervisor Named to Racing Board
Governor Raul Castro nominated Navajo County Supervisor Michael O Hace to the Arizona Racing Commission. O Hace, 46, of Winslow, has served on the board since 1969, with ranching and real estate interests in northern Arizona. The commission oversees horse and dog racing, sets dates, licenses participants, and regulates wagering.
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