13 May 1971
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1971
Page
1
Winslow city council moved to alter sales tax use to finance a new jail by allowing a nonprofit to issue up to 500000 in bonds after first reading of an amendment. Citizens urged voter decision while opponents promised referendum actions. final reading expected next meeting.
Sedona forecast partly cloudy with scattered afternoon thunder showers and a 20 percent chance of precip today. Flagstaff and Northern Arizona see variable clouds with more thunderstorms Friday, cooler with a high around 68. Winslow and Holbrook partly cloudy with gusty winds, best chance of rain in showers. Lake Powell partly cloudy today through Friday with a risk of thunder showers and high near 80. Admissions and discharges listed for Wednesday May 12 with newborns and new U.S. citizens noted.
NAU students presented Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night's Dream at the Creative Arts Theatre under Dr. Clifford White. The production drew laughs and praise for sets and Oberon by BYU Foster, with standout Haluska as Bottom and strong cast moments though diction and pacing showed rough edges the opening night.
Publication data for the Arizona Daily Sun and Coconino Sun weekly edition. Lists address Flagstaff Arizona, contact numbers, subscription rates and mail delivery notes for Cochino, Navajo and Yavapai counties. Details include publication schedule and postage information.
Washington AP reports all three Arizona congressmen voted against a measure to resume funding for the supersonic transport SST. The measure passed 201 to 195, reversing a prior halt. Rhodes Udall and Steiger opposed the action, with Steiger listed as voting but not casting a vote.
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