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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1973

Page

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Southeast Arizona Weather Summary for Sun City

Forecasts for Sedona Winslow and nearby areas show increasing clouds with showers and thundershowers today through Sunday. Strong gusty winds and cooler air to follow, with highs in the mid to upper sixties and lows in the thirties to forties.

Gooler Sedona Winslow Anty Holargok Larre Powell Coltonwood Willicams Grand Canyon Wayson Winslow Kingman Phoenix Toneson Coco Chicago New York Flagstaff Northern Arizona Mogolton Him White Mountains Strang

Hospital Notes Admissions Friday May 4

Thomas Lopez is listed for admission on Friday May 4 in hospital notes. The record shows a single patient entry with admission status and date. No additional details are available from the readable text.

Thomas Lopez

Four Navajo Community College staff fired after Times article

Four teachers including Richard Manson and Joe Bigelow were not renewed at Navajo Community College following a Los Angeles Times piece by William Trambley. Regents cited program phase-out for some. others blamed the Times article and related letters to accrediting bodies.

Navajo Community College Richard Manson Joe Bigelow Don Englishman Ken Nuendorf William ‘Trambley Los Angeles Times Board of Regents Mirman Guy Gorman Gorman Sigelow Bigelow Life Sciences Times North Central Accreditation Association Mordecai Abramowitz Thomas Atcily Bigeow North Central Manson Ben Barney Albert Henderson Albert Long Nuendarl Peter MacDonald Atciley Henderson Long Nuendorf

Kissinger Brezhnev Meet in Soviet Zavidovo Talks

Kissinger prepared to confer with Brezhnev on topics including an agenda for Brezhnev's U.S. trip next month. They were to discuss limits on strategic arms mutual force reductions in Europe and Soviet U.S. trade. Kissinger aides Helmut Sonnenfeldt William Hyland and Philip Green accompanied him.

Moscow APY Henry A. Kissinger Leonid I. Brezhnev Telrealal William G. Hyland Philip A. Green

Arizona Daily Sun Publication Details and Address Line

Arizona Daily Sun is published weekday evenings by Flagstaff Publishing Co at 417 W Beata Fe Ave Flagstaff Arizona with post office box 1049 and telephone 774-4345. The paper notes copyright and mailing details, plus delivery escalation contact and a postal code reference.

Flagstalf Publishing Co Beata Fe Ave Flagstaff Artz Asteona Daily Sen Pugaall Coconino Sun Weekly Flagsiat

Nixon aides face gunfire of leaks amid talk of talks

The report says Nixon worried leaks could jeopardize arms talks while Krogh’s affidavit claims his White House superior Ehrlichman had no foreknowledge of a burglary. Ehrlichman reportedly learned of the break after it occurred. The affidavit’s public fate remains uncertain as national security issues loom.

Nixon Krogh Daniel Elisberg Pentagon White House John D Ehrlichman Ehrlichman Parkers Matt Byrne

Northern Arizona events on Saturday schedule

Northern Arizona University baseball plays two games in Pocatello Idaho at 11 a.m. Glaystaff High hosts Eagle Invitational at Village of Oak Greek at 1 a.m. NAU track hosts Utah State at 1 p.m. Coconino High field events at AA state meet at Phoenix College a.m. Kiwaaly Junior track meet at Lumberjack Stadium with no further details.

Northern Arizona University Pocatello Idaho

Public Tours Set As New Hospital Tower Opens

Hospital officials announce the completion of the new hospital tower with public tours and staffed departments to guide visitors. Visiting hours are outlined with 2-4 p.m. and 5-8 p.m. general times, maternity ward 3:84:30 p.m. and 6:30-8 p.m., and ICU visiting limited to immediate family.

Cor Flagstaff Hospital L. W. Gold Gold

Paris treaty judged weaker than Geneva accords in Southeast Asia

An NAU analysis argues the 1973 Paris agreement offers fewer guarantees to Saigon and leaves North Vietnamese forces in South Vietnam, effectively legitimizing territory seized. The critique notes both accords failed to secure lasting peace and compares U.S. concessions to the Saigon regime with prior French actions in Indochina.

Fy Salistary French Indochina Laos Cambedia Salksbury Southeast Asia U.S Saigon NAU South Vietnam Indochina

Three Car Crash Kills Woman South of Flagstaff

A 54 year old Tuba City woman, Dorothy Rae Gyshers, died in a three car crash on Interstate 17, 26 miles south of Flagstaff. David M Collners of Scottsdale collided with Gyshers, causing her car to overturn. Connors, with injuries, and passenger Thomas Robert Jones were hospitalized. The Connors vehicle then hit a third car. no one else was injured.

Tuba City Flagstaff Department of Public Dorothy Rae Gyshers David M. Collners Scottsdale Connors Flagstaff Community Hospital Thomas Robert Jones Gyshers

New Light Installation Studied in Flagstaff Area

Santa Fe Avenue may glow orange nightly if a proposal to switch to new lighting advances. Bob Gray of APS says the lights, tested at Fort Valley Road and Continental Country Club exit on I-40, are functioning well. If approved, the project would extend from the underpass about one mile east.

Santa Fe Avenue Bob Gray APS Fort Valley Road Continental Country Club Flagstaff Gray

Indian Leader Critical of Militant Tactics

Phoenix AP LaDonna Harris Comanche and wife of former Sen. Fred Harris says she does not approve of the American Indian Movement occupation of Wounded Knee. She notes Indians seek self identity and question the treatment in society while supporting nonviolent confrontation to make a point.

Phoenix Americans For Indian Opportunity American Indian Movement Wounded Knee S.D LaDonna Harris Fred Harris O-Okla Harris South Dakota

Guidelines Criticized By Science Academy

The Arizona Academy of Science condemned the State Board of Education efforts to create science curriculum guidelines for public schools. Members said the proposal could unduly constrain science programs and fail to reflect professional expertise and local needs, urging an immediate halt to the board’s basic concepts commissions and study of alternatives.

Tucson Arizona Academy of Science State Board of Education The Academy Board Basic Concepts Commission Board of Education Basic Concepts

White House Guidelines Issued on Watergate Testimony

KEY BISCAYNE Fla The White House issued guidelines for past or present staff members called before Watergate investigators. The rules set at least a partial fid on testimony about dealings with President Nixon. Publicized by the Florida White House after Nixon announced Army Gen Alexander M Haig Jr as staff coordinator replacing H R Haldeman.

Key Biscayne Fla White House Nixon Florida White House Army Alexander M. Haiger Asterim H.R. Hakieman Ronald L. Ziegler Henry A. Kissinger

Magic Flute Opens The Charge Of Opera Theft At NAU

The NAU Opera Theatre closed its 1972-73 season with Mozart’s The Magic Flute at University Auditorium. Don Lowmiller as Papageno drew praise for singing acting. Hilda Chavez and Susan Reslin excelled as Queen of the Night and Pamina. Director Kurt Weinzinger elevated the production with fine costuming. the performance marked a strong finish to the season.

University Auditorium Northern Arizona University Opera Theatre Don Lowmiller Papageno Lowmiller Mozart Kurt Weinzinger Nau Hilda Chavez Camelot Miss Chavez Sarasire Rebasso Darrel Simmons Simmons Weinzinger Miss. Chavez Birdcatcher Lowmillar Zunigia Sir Pellinore Eternal Busybody Shewiall

Ervin Says Committee Will Set Its Own Guidelines

Senator Sam J. Ervin Jr., chair of the committee, told a reporter that on the face of it he has no quarrel with guidelines. He added that the guidelines that will govern the committee will be determined by the committee itself.

Sen Sam J. Ervin Jr

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