Flagstaff Board Lets Mormon Students In Under Regulated Plan
Ten years ago the Flagstaff School Board approved by a 3-2 vote a plan allowing Mormon students to attend religious instruction during released time at junior and senior high schools on a trial basis with strict rules for next fall. Kenneth Ragle was named chairman of the Coconino County Fair and Racing Association, replacing Tom E. Pollock after his resignation. City Planning Director Ernest B. Reid ordered an extensive sidewalk study for new subdivisions to be reviewed by the Planning and Zoning Commission.
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Flagstaff
Kenneth Ragle
Coconino County
Carroll Righter Daily Horoscope For All Zodiac Signs
Fine day for carrying through new plans with a modern approach and time to see friends. Aries to Pisces details urge work on recent decisions, seek advice, manage time, relax, and pursue happiness. a note on a future forecast and a sales-like pitch for a paid forecast service.
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Tucson Man Held for Credit Card Theft and Forgery
Conrad Bennett, 28, of Tucson, was arrested Friday by Flagstaff Police on charges of possession of a stolen credit card and forgery. Officers were called to K Mart where Bennett tried to purchase merchandise with Clyde Short’s card, who reported the loss earlier.
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Tucson
Flagstaff
K-Mart
Bennett
Clyde Short
Short
Macassin
Coconino Sun Weekly Notice Light on Details
Fragmented public notice text from Flagstaff Arizona publication lists addresses and contact numbers for subscription and circulation but offers little substantive information. The text repeats publishing details and rates without clear dates or actionable items.
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Flagstaff Publishing Co
W. Santa Fe Ave
Flagstaff
Ariz
Arizona Daily Sun
Arizona
Coconino
Navajo
Yavapai
Coconino Sun
Anal Elagstalt Publishing Co
Santa Fe Ave
Flagstall
Bishop Concedes Womens New Role in Episcopal Church
In Phoenix AP dispatch, Most Rev John Allin, Episcopal presiding bishop, says women may be ordained someday. He notes the church is debating theology, and stresses no official stance treats women as second class. The next national convention is in Minneapolis next year.
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Phoenix
John Allin
Episcopal Church
Allin
Minneapolis
Minn
Northern Arizona accite a troubled day for clients
A disjointed fragment mentions Northern Arizona, a deteriorating day, and a call to help clients. It includes a stray number 774-7176 and unclear references to a tat76 tag, with no coherent event or names to establish a clear news item.
Riggins, 70, ASU professor and Masonic leader dies
L F Riggins age 70 of Scottsdale dies at Thai aitta Hospital Menara. He was an assistant professor in agriculture at Arizona State University and a member of the American Society of Agricultural Engineers. He served as past master of Montezuma Masonic Lodge and helped organize Scottsdale Chapter of DeMolay. Survivors include his wife Alery D and children Katherine M Hardy and James F Riggins. Services 11:30 a.m. Monday at AU Mortuary in Phoenix.
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Winslow
Thai Aitta Hospital
Menara
Arizona State University
America of Agricultural Engineers
American Weinsar
Montezuma Masonic Tange
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DeMolay
Sai
Alery
Childre
Katherine M. Hardy
James F
Lobes
Mortuary
Phoenix
Oat Morea Sng
Obituary: Wilma G. Gill in Phoenix Hospital
Wilma Gertrude Gill, longtime resident of Winslow and Phoenix, died Thursday in Phoenix Baptist Hospital after years of service. Survivors include her son Lt. Col. Kelly Seidel, two grandchildren, and a sister. Services were held today at Al Moore and Sons Mortuary in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Wilma Gertrude Gill
Safety Caps Cut Arizona Aspirin Poisonings Significantly
The Arizona Poison Control Center reports a 34 percent drop in aspirin poisonings among Arizona children last year after safety caps were required on aspirin and many other drugs. In 1973 there were 273 reported aspirin poisonings. last year, the total fell amid the federal cap rule. The center notes the year’s numbers ended with a rise in overall poisonings, despite the safety caps.
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