Huffer Leaves House Ranks After Long Public Service
Harold Huffer announced he will not seek re election to the House of Representatives. He cites the district’s size from Scottsdile to the Arizona Utah line and a desire to travel. Huffer lists seven years in the legislature plus county supervisor, city council, and Chamber roles. Others stepping aside include Senator Thomas M Knoles and Sheriff Cecil Richardson as new faces prepare to replace veteran leaders.
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Harold Huffer
Huffer
House of Representatives
Scottsdile
Arizona-Utah
Hutter
Eva
United States
Thomas M. Knoles
Robert Prochnow
Bessie Ktod Best
Cecil Richardson
Warming Trend Could Melt Arctic Ice by 2000
Arctic specialist Bernt Balchen argues a general warming trend may melt the polar ice cap and yield an ice free Arctic Ocean by 2000. He says climate change could enable tanker oil shipments from Alaska and Canada and open water routes to extract uranium, nickel, iron, lead and salt. Balchen, 74, notes historical Arctic flights and predicts northern U.S. weather will be 20 to 25 degrees warmer.
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Washington
Bernt Balchen
North Pole
Arctic
Balchen
Canatian
Hue siege threatens decisive North Vietnamese push
In Hue Vietnam, Vietnamese and American forces brace for a coordinated assault set to sever major rural and urban targets north and south of the city. Estimates put the attacking force around 90,000 with heavy artillery and air power shaping a battle to decide control of the northern half of South Vietnam.
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Hue
Vietnam
Forbidden City
Tere
Hanoi
City
Phu Bai Airport
South Vietnam
da Nang
U.S
Ngo Quang Truong
My Chanh
3Rd
Pek Ing
Imperial
Free Vietnam
Shejty
Arizona closes longest legislature amid failed revenue plan
Arizona's 126th legislative session ended at 3:40 a.m. after a 17 week term. Gov. Williams praised lawmakers despite a 29-22 House vote defeating revenue sharing for 15 million in state income tax revenues. Major bills passed include a 431.8 million state agency budget and 22.7 million in omnibus construction funds. The session featured bitter fights over age 19 emancipation and a northern district remap, with no final tax sharing plan.
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Phoend
Arizona
Jack Williams
Arirony's
Tim Barrow
Phoenix
Barrow
House
Senate
Sam Leno
Tucson
Ray Goetze
Sun City
Goetze
Lena
Arizona State
University of Arizona
Northern Arizona University
Arizona Historical Society
Welfare Department
Economic Security
State Corporation Commission
Lawyers File Complaint Access to Inmates Sought
Florence Arizona AP Lawyers seek access to inmates as attorneys go to court in Phoenix to force prison officials to allow visits. The complaint names six lawyers including Fay Stender and William Kunstler, seeks a temporary restraining order to permit access for the six lawyers to inmates in the Florence adjustment center and punitive isolation area.
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Florence
Frank Eyman
Arizona State
Phoenix
Eyman
U. S. District Court
Fay Stender
California
Soledad Brothers
Jesse Pina
Carlos Wheeler
Charlie Brown
James Nelson "Parham
Ray "Hudson
John Yoder
Allan Cook
Department of Corrections
Stendernd
William Kunstler
Huffer Won't Seek Re election to Arizona House
Harold L. Huffer of Flagstaff District 2 announces he will not seek reelection as a Democratic representative. He cites district size and full time legislature as reasons and plans to travel. Huffer, 70, Shell Oil distributor since 1929, has served since 1965 and held local office in Flagstaff.
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Huffer
Shell Oil Company
Kansas
Shell Or
Arizona
Holbrook
Plage Staly
Flagstaff
Fiesta Chamber of Commerce
Eva
Jerry
Coanie
Gibson
Hutter
Flagpratt
House Panel Weighs Cuts to U N Aid Budget
Washington AP House Appropriations Committee moves to cut U N funding for fiscal 1973 to not exceed 25 percent of the U N operating budget, down from 31.5 percent in 1972, trimming about 13.2 million from a 60.1 million U N appropriation while stopping short of eliminating U N aid. New York Democrat Rep Rooney led protests against U N waste tied to Taiwan and Nationalist China seating, with possible further cuts under review this week.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
China
United States
United Nations
U.S
U.N
Nbton
John J. Rooney
New York Democrat
House
Acta
Remap Plan Adopted in Arizona Legislature
The amended reapportionment plan reunites Flagstaff Williams Winslow Holbrook in District 2, moves Show Low to District 4, and shifts Sen. Leroy Palmer to District 2. Mayaros and St Johns remain in District 4 with a largely Indian constituency. Hopis moved to District 2. Plan unlikely to be used in upcoming elections. In a separate note, Gallup police search for three men who assaulted an inspector at the New Mexico Arizona state line, fled with over $1,000 in the inspector's car.
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Phoends
Arizona
Big Coconino County
Flagstaff
Williams
Winslow
Fredonia
Grace
Palmer
Show Low
Gallup
N.M
New Mexico - Arizona State Line
Atoia
Aerstate
Cal
Third graders turn to recycling for ecology prize trip
PAGE THIRD GRADERS in Miss Ada Hatch's class collected several thousand aluminum cans through the year and earned nearly 180 dollars. The reward is a boatride on Lake Powell, with Miss Hatch assisting as the youngsters display their can haul. Cans were delivered to Coors North in Flagstaff.
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Lake Powell
Ada Hatch
Miss Hatch
Coors North
Flagstaff
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