Sunset today and outlook for Arizona weather
Northlands forecast notes sunset at 7 23 sunrise tomorrow 5 phey 24 hours with highs around 80 and lows near 57 weather data covers cities including Flagstaff Sedona Winslow Prescott Phoenix Tucson Yuma and shows daily highs and lows with shower chances and a warming trend into the weekend.
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Low
High
Iit
Ottonwood
Willams
Grand Canyon
Payson
Sedona
Winston
Kingman
Prescott
Phoenix
Tucson
Flagstaff
Arizona
Wedne
Winslow
Holhbrook
Hospital Notes Admissions and Discharge List
On Monday May the admissions include Sara Spigner Linda Brilt Glenna Mickelson Roger Nippetoe and Madeline Heguy. Discharges on Monday May 4 include Rochelle Greenhagen.
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Sara Spigner
Linda Brilt
Glenna Mickelson
Roger Nippetoe
Madeline Heguy
Rochelle Greenhagen
New Citizens Named at Mountainabe Ceremony
Monday May ceremony welcomed Mr and Mrs Veler Heguy of 630 Kiowa Mountainabe as new citizens. Officials noted household members and local residents witnessing the naturalization event.
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Veler Heguy
Marriage Licenses Report from Flagstaff Area
On May 14, marriage licenses were issued to Robert J. Cote 24 and Denise M. Rassford 20, both of Flagstaff, and Thanas Hubert Loomis 19 and Susan Ligpil 19, also of Flagstaff.
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Robert J. Cote
Denise M. Rassford
Flagstaff
Thanas Hubert Loomis
Susan Ligpil
Bath
Divorces Granted and Obituary Noted in Brief List
Divorces granted include Nell Beamon from Norman W Beamon and Susan Skionot Lavrem from David Albert along with Billy G Garner from Opal Carolyn Garner. Elizabeth Smith, 72, died Sunday at her Sedona home.
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Nell Beamon
Norman W. Beamon
Susan Skionot Lavrem David Albert
Billy G. Garner
Opal
Carolyn Garner
Smith
Elizabeth
Sedona
City Man Charged With Theft of Stereo
A 19-year-old Flagstaff man, Rodney Wayne Daniels, was charged with burglary from a vehicle and possession of marijuana after police found a stereo removed from a 1971 Buick parked on N enter Street. A baggie of what appeared to be marijuana was found in his pickup nearby. He is held in City Jail on both charges.
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Vince Yagona
Nenter Street
Vompisiniart
Zagona
Rodney Wayne Daniels
Center St. Daniel
Sanitation Seminar Set Here on May 22
A sanitation seminar for state and county health department sanitarians on inspecting and testing public and semi public pools will be held in Flagstaff on May 22. It is led by instructors from Maricopa County Health Department with support from Cochise County Health Department Arizona Environmental Health Association and the Arizona State Department of Health. The agenda includes pool water testing demonstrations and discussions on chemicals and reef kits. The program also covers algae turbidity corrosion and scale and related problems. Equipment will be available for disassembly and inspection by participants. A similar program has been shown in Phoenix and Tucson.
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Flagstaff
Maricopa County
Caconind County Health Department
Arizona Evironmental Health Association
Arizona State Department of Healtth
Phoenix
Tucson
Arizona daily SUK Pub service by Plagetall Pub
Classified notice showing Arizona area newspaper listings from Plagetall Publishing Co. with address 487 W Santa Fe Ave Paget Artz 36001 Box 1849 and telephone TH-4L. Mentions delivery by carrier, subscription rates, local circulation in Lece pee Novajo and Yavapai with a 35.00 rate, and notes Coconino Sun and Feegealt Fruiting Co at 417 a Basta Fe Ave Flags! depicting postal and subscription details for multiple regions.
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Plagetall Pub- Meshing Co
Santa Fe
Paget
Artz
Cosper
Coconino Sun
Fiegecalt Fruiting Co
Basta Fe Ave
No Local Mail on Train Cars
Flagstaff postal officials said none of the mail derailed near Flagstaff was destined for the city. Ten cars of the Santa Fe train left the tracks near Sellemont curve west of the city, with no local mail involved. In Phoenix, Kenneth A. Krerer of Scottsdale was fined $2,000 and given five years probation for embezzling over $7,000 from United Bank of Arizona in Scalingdale where he was an officer.
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Flagstaff
Mississippi
Santa Fe
Sellemont
Phoenix
Kenneth A. Krerer
Scottsdele
United Bank of Arizona
Scalingdale
Hopis split over land bills and tribal leadership
Traditional Hopi leaders and villagers dispute land use plans and government bills. They accuse the recognized council of selling out to white interests while urging a spiritual, harmony driven solution that preserves villages and sacred sites without forced division or relocation. They threaten to appeal to higher authorities if needed.
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Rdigous Sokesmen
Washington
Thomas Vanyacya
Senate
Winslow
Harmilton
Steiger
Upper
Moenkopi
United Nations
Mina Lansa
Old Oraibi
David Monongy
Hofeyilla
Guy Kolchaltewa
Cyrus Josytewa
Alga
Cash Balance Falls Sharply in First Quarter 1973
Washington AP report shows the U S balance of payments deteriorating sharply in Q1 1973 due to international monetary turmoil. Official reserve transactions' deficit reached 10.2 billion and net liquidity deficit 6.8 billion amid large capital outflows and exchange market closings abroad.
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Washington
U.S
Commerce Department
Coal gasification plant plans years of experience cited
Hoeger notes gasifying coal to substitute natural gas is not new and has been done for 50 years mainly in Europe. WESCO will use the Lurgi process though Roger cites seven other planning or pilot options. Three more U S gasification plants are in advanced planning, with one in Farmington and two in Wyoming-Montana. Lewellen chaired the program. Wayne Gallatin of Transwestern Pipeline Co. attended as special guest.
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Hoeger
Europe
WESCO
Roger
United States
Mr. Lewellen
Wayne Gallatin
Transwestern Pipeline Co
Texas Eastern Transmission
Jesuit Education Researcher Cauppa Plans Higher Ed Career
Cauppa, graduated in zoology at University of Nevada Reno and holding degrees from Notre Dame and NAU, wrote a dissertation on Teachers and Principals Evaluation at Jesuit School Principals Performance. Based on surveys and interviews with over 60 Jesuit schools nationwide, he aims for a role as teacher or administrator in higher education. He previously taught 12 years at Marquette University High School in Milwaukee and led the physical education department. He resides in Flagstaff with wife Jane and children Andrew Ellen Rose and Mary Katherine.
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University of Nevada
Reno
Cauppa
University of Notre Dame
NAU
David Wharton
Marquette University
Milwaukee
Wis
Flagstaff
Jane
Andrew
Ellen Rose
Mary Katherine
Nixon Unaware of Watergate Says FBI Chief
L Patrick Gray III told Senate investigators the FBI found no link tying the White House to the Watergate break in. He said John Dean assured him he relayed FBI reports directly to President Nixon, contradicting earlier accounts. Gray quit as acting FBI director April 27. Dean was fired three days later.
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Washington
L. Patrick Gray
Senate
FBI
White House
Gray
John
Dean Ot
Nixon
CIA
Dean
Special Watergate Investigating Committee
Associated Press
Inquest Finds Auto Death Linked to Connors Felony Charge
A coroner inquest tied Dorothy Ray Gyshers of Tuba City to multiple injuries from a May 4 auto crash caused by David M. Connors of Flagstaff. A felony manslaughter warrant had been issued, and Connors was released on recognizance. Other court actions include arrests for possession of dangerous drugs with bonds set for Willian Rayworth, Michael Messier, Vietay R. Tramont, Elizabeth Traver, and Debra Riddell. Gold released on recognizance. Melvin Price arraigned for aggravated assault with bond posted.
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Dorothy Ray Gyshers
Tuba City
David M. Connors
Flagstaff
Connors
Justice Court
Douglas Arlin Garrison
Tulsa
Oba
Willian’. Rayworth
Mobile
Ala
Michael Messier
Phoenix
Vietay R. Tramont
Tempe
Eric Laurence Gold
Flagstar
Elizabeth Traver
Grand Canyon
Debra
Riddell
Gold
Melvin Price
City Girl Wins $250 Essay Prize in State Horse Contest
Flagstaff eighth grader Kathy Fugett won the $250 prize in Arizona State Horsemen's Association contest for essays on Why Horses Are Important to Arizona. She is an eighth grader at Nativity School and will be honored at a banquet tonight.
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Flagstaff
Kathy Fugett
Arizona State Horsemen's Association
Pirate
Arizona
Miss Fugatt
Nativity School
Fishing Industry Faces Competition in North Atlantic
Gloucester fishermen warn foreign fleets are depleting haddock and other species from Cape Hatteras to Maine. Without federal action to curb foreign fishing or reclaim offshore waters, commercial North Atlantic fishing could end in about three years. Union leader Jack Donegan cites foreign fleets as exploiting the waters.
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Gloucester
Mass
North Atlantic
Haddock
Boston
Cape Hatteras
Maine
No Firearms Course Set For Women In Docanine County
Sheriff Joe D Richards announces two women firearms safety programs to be run by his department on May 2 30 and 31 at the Sheriff's Office WL N Agassiz Sr 2nd. The courses cover basic firearms orientation and proper handling techniques with further details on registration and exact times to follow. Florence prison briefing notes indicate acting warden A L Gomes says he does not want to be appointed permanent warden.
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Docanine County
Joe D. Richards
Sheriff’s Office
WL N. Agassiz Sr
Hichards
Sheriff's Office
Games
Florence (API — A. EL Gomes
Arizona Sale Prison
Corrections Department
John Moran
Union Leaders Wage Campaign for Office
AFL-CIO Arizona convention enters the second day with speeches and campaigning. Delegates hear Al Darkin call Governor Williams an enemy of labor while nominations for state officers loom, including secretary-treasurer race among James White, Darwin Aycock and Lloyd Dayton. Local 741 president Dick Lower runs for president. Horace Bounds and Fred Brown step back from seeking re election. about 20 delegates from eight Arizona unions attend at Flagstaff Elks Lodge.
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Afl-Cio
Arizona
al Darkin
Committee On Political Education
Jack Williams
Labor
Willian
James, White
White
Flagstaff
Phoenix
Tucson
Darwin Aycock
Lloyd Dayton
United Steel Workers of America
Mira Carpenters
Dick Lower
Tucson Plumbing and Steamfilters Local 741
Horace Bounds
Fred Brown
William Shaler
Playstat
Mass Transit Play Proposed in Phoenix
State Sen. Howard Baldwin says the state should aid a Phoenix mass transit system after a nonbinding poll opposed the Papago Freeway plan. He notes Phoenix lacks willingness to spend, and cites state involvement in a government mall concept intended to concentrate up to twenty thousand residents in a single area.
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Phoenix
Howard Baldwin
Baldwin
Record Comic Sold for 1 800 in Sacramento
In Sacramento a year-old high school student paid 1 600 for the so called ultimate comic book. Mitchell Mehdy sold part of his collection of over 2 000 comics to finance his latest find one of only nine remaining copies of the Brave Superie comic first issued in Denia. Theodore Holstein, 26, of Sacramento, arranged the trade.
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Calif
Aneyear
Mitchell Mehdy
de Niay
Theodore Holstein
Sacra
Tmemto
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