Floating Currency Proposal Hits Snag
In Brussels West German and French finance chiefs clash over how to curb the dollar flood in Europe. West Germany favors currency float with market-determined values, while France and Italy oppose floating. Officials warn a split could threaten European monetary unity.
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Brussels
U.S
Valery Giscard d Estaing
Europe
Schiller
Giscard d'Estaing
France
Italy
Netherlands
West Germany
Frankfurt
Flagstaff Sporting Goods Firm Formed In Arizona
William Higley Russell G Pinkermann and Joe Arredondo file articles of incorporation for Flagstaff Sportsman in Coconino County Arizona to operate a general retail and wholesale sporting goods business. The corporation seeks 300000 dollars in capital, 3000 shares at 100 dollars each, with a board of 3 to 5 directors, annual meetings on the third Tuesday in May, and a 25 year term with renewal option. The principal office is Flagstaff and CHAS B Wilson Jr is appointed agent for service of process.
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Plagstaff
Wiltham Ingley
Russell G. Pinkerman
Joe Arredondo
State of
Arizona
Joe Arredgndo
P.O. Bord
Flagstaff
Flagstaff Sportsman
Caesnins County
Board of Directors
William Higley
Russell G, Pinkermann
Joe Aredondo
Russell G. Pinkermann
Corporation Commission
Chas, B
Arizon
State OF Arizona
County OF Coconino
Lillian
Notary Public
NAU elects Nilz president in primary and runoff
NAU student elections select Pat Nilz a junior police science major from Oceanport NL as president for 1971 92 with 144 votes to Mike Istrada a Phoenix junior 201. Nilz defeats Jeff Willis and Peggy Ruffo in the primary on April 29 to reach the general election run off. Mark Spencer edges Finis Hardiman for vice president 65 to 35 percent with other officers chosen in the same elections including Bob Woods for Councilman of Publicity Steve Schulman for Councilman of Finance Chris Ford for Councilman of Special Events Ron Strauch unopposed for Councilman of Recreation and additional results from the Tucson area slate.
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Pat Nilz
Northern Arizona University
Oceanport
NAU
Nilz
Mike Istrada
Phoenix
Nile
Estrada
Jeff Willis
Flagstaf
Peggy Ruffo
el Cajon
Calif
Mark Spencer
Yura
Finis Hardiman
Bob Woods
Ted Crozier
Flagstaff
Steve Schulman
Denver
Kendall Jaspers
Prescott
Chris Ford
Scottsdale
Malo Cabrera
Agua Prieta
Sonora
Mexico
Ron Strauch
Newport Beach
Joint Fencing Project Target of Vandalism
A cooperative fencing effort along Lake Mary Head near Flagstaff and Bow and Arrow Estates has faced vandalism. The project, built by Flagstaff City, Coconino National Forest, and Lake Mary Cattle Co, cost about 3600 dollars for over two miles of fencing to keep cattle off highways and private property. After seven cuts in three days, the Forest Service may abandon maintenance if cutting persists, despite residents seeking protection from wandering cattle and motorist safety. Police should report any fence-cutting observers or license plates.
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Lloyd Fusselman
Mormon Lake District
Lake Mary Road
Frontier Subdivision
Forest Service
City of Flagstaff
Lake Mary Cattle Co
Sunioto
Lake Mary Head
South Plage
Flagstaff
Coconind National Forest
Bow and Arrow Estates
Frontier Suite
Tates
Mormon Lake Ranger Dst
Fusselman
Salvation Army Banquet Slated Monday in Flagstaff
Tickets remain for the Salvation Army annual dinner at the Afton House at 7 pm. Arizona Attorney General Gary K. Nelson will keynote, with Dr. Robert Smith of Northern Arizona University as emcee. Proceeds support local Salvation Army work and highlight a resident award for community service.
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Salvation Army
Arizona
Gary K. Nelsor
Robert Smith
Northern Arizona University
Afton House
John W. Curry
Flagstaff
229K
Cedar
Salvation Army Advisory Board
Curry
Coconino High Plans Coco-Nite Talent Show and Proms
National Honor Society names Connie Irwin and Steve Ferguson as Students of the Year and Sophomore of the Year. Coco-Nite debuts May 1 at 7 30 p.m. in the CHS auditorium with Tonight Show style interview by David Wolfman and Tricky Dicky. Drama Club presents Dirty Works at the Crossroads May 7 8 and 9 with 50 cent student and $1 adult tickets. Senior prom at Steak House May 22, tickets by May 17. Reflections yearbook arrives. yearring orders due. May 14 dance program tickets at door or in advance. curtain at 7 p.m.
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Dany Shanks
National Honor Society
Danny
Steve Ferguson
Steve
Coconino
David Wolfman
Tricky Dicky
CHS
Drama Club
Elks
Pistol found in crash wreckage puzzles investigators
A pistol discovered among the remains of an Apache Airlines DeHavilland Dove crash near Coolidge prompts FAA NTSB and FBI probes. All 12 aboard died when the plane nosedived after striking an irrigation ditch. Officials note no full clip and urge caution, citing possible foul play rather than mechanical failure.
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George Demhow
Don Nelson
Phoenix
Dembow
George South
FAA
Sewage Suit Seeks Status of District
A suit filed in Coconino Superior Court seeks to determine the legality of the Sedona-Oak Creek sanitary district formed in 1964. The action argues the district, empowered to tax residents for a sewage system, has fallen dormant and a legality question must be settled to provide Sedona with an adequate system. The Phoenix law firm represents Jack Lang.
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Coconino Superior Court
Sedona
Oak Creek
Phoenix Law
Jack Lang
Tuba City Man Injured In Night Wreck
A Tuba City man, Jesse C. Begay, 22, was hospitalized with a broken leg and head injuries after his pickup left U.S. 180 near the Ariz 164 junction Wednesday night. He was thrown from the vehicle and lay exposed for about nine hours before a motorist found him at 6 a.m. Begay was taken to Flagstaff Hospital for treatment.
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Tuba City
Jesse C. Begay
U.S. 180
Ariz. 164
Begay
Degay
Flagstaff Hospital
Arizona Daily Sun Postal and Circulation Details
The notice outlines publication by Flagstaff Publishing Co at 417 W. Santa Fe Ave Flagstaff Arizona 86001 with weekly Coconino Sun edition on Saturdays. It lists subscription rates including 2.58 per month by carrier and 30.06 per year by mail in certain counties and 935.08 net delivered with contact numbers for circulation.
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Flagstaff Publishing Co
W. Santa Fe Ave
Flagstaff
Ariz
Arizona Daily Sen
Cocaine
Navajo
Yavapai
Coconino Sun Weekly
Flagstafl
Highway Patrol Car Rolls on I 40. Driver Unhurt
Patrolman James M. Kimble, 27, escaped serious injury when his car tipped onto its top on I-40 while en route to a reported accident. He wore a safety belt and suffered only cuts and bruises after the vehicle slushed off the road at about 50 mph.
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James M. Kimble
Kimble
Frank Martinez
Sedona and Northern Arizona Weather Summary
Forecast shows scattered showers for Sedona today with mostly fair conditions Sunday. Winslow, Flagstaff, and northern Arizona expect showers, thunderstorms, and cooling temps, while Lake Powell eyes scattered showers tonight. Temperatures range from mid-30s to upper 60s across the region with unsettled conditions through midweek.
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Payson
Sedona BA
Winslow
Kingman
Phoenix
Tucson
Yuma
Chicago
Los Ang
New York
Sedona
Flagstaff
Arizona
Winslow and
Holbrook
Lake Powell
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharges Report
Admission notes show Rebecca Geminer and Susan Clik burn admitted on Friday May. Discharge entries list Debra Burris Lucy Sardoval and Gail Sawyer leaving hospital on Friday May.
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Rebecca Geminer
Susan Clikburn
Debra Burris
Lucy Sardoval
Gail Sawyer
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