Tribal hearing jeers as Havasupai plan sparks clash
At a public hearing Park Service masters plan for Havasupai Reservation draws protests from tribal members led by Marshall who warns of a government ward future. He urges development of water grazing on Long Mesa and a tourist facility at Hualapai Hilltop to sustain the tribe and prevent displacement.
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Havasupai Reservation
Kowski
Robert Lovegren
Havasupai
Marshall
Hearing Room
Long Mesa
Cataract Canyon
Hualapla
Canyon
Pack Service
Hualapai
City Police Arrest Man On 3 Counts
A one year old transient is jailed on three counts of drunk and disorderly conduct indecent exposure and resisting an officer after an early morning arrest. Alexander Roach 40 of Downtowner Motel No 23 allegedly caused two incidents across the city. Patrolman Mullon found Roach at 1 19 a m at Santa Fe avenue and Leroux street with his zipper open and trousers down he was naked at the station and fought at the booking desk. Acting Sgt Madden Jr helped subdue him and he was placed in the jail violent cell. Earlier Patrolman Stevenson had been called to Park Plaza Motel about ten blocks away where a drunk disturbance in the lobby was observed and the man warned before leaving in a taxi
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Downtowner Motel No
Roach
Thomas W. Mullen
Te City Police
Santa Fe Avenue
Leroux Street
Rooking
Mullen
Edward P. Madden
James 8
Stevenson
Park Plaza
Evening With Bands at Coconino High School Gym
Six bands will perform in a public Evening With Bands program at Coconino High School Gym in Flagstaff. Bands include Flagstaff Junior High School Concert Band, FIHS Wind Ensemble, East Flagstaff Junior High School Junior Concert Band, EFJHS Concert Band, Coconino High School Band, and Flagstaff High School Band under directors Charles Bame, Wernard Curry, and Jerry Karn. Authorities report a 57 year old driver charged with driving while intoxicated after a pickup truck jumped a curb north of downtown. The arrest occurred Monday at 9:45 p.m. and the suspect, Hedtick C. Stinespring, was released on own recognizance pending court. The breathalyzer showed a 27. The arrest was filmed on the department's new video tape machine.
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T Pan
Coconino High School
Flagstaff
Charles Bame
FIHS
Mr. Bame
East Flagstaff Junior High School
Wernard Curry
EFJHS
Mr. Curry
Flagstaff High School
Jerry Karn
Vince Zagora
Gatewood Babbitt Motors Employee Appointed to ON EO Board
Henry D. Gatewood, superintendent of Chinle Public School District, named to the Office of Navajo Economic Opportunity board at a Fort Defiance meeting, succeeding George Gurns. Gatewood, a Navajo and former Chinle leader, has long served near the Navajo Reservation. Earl F. Hoot, longtime Babbitt Motors employee in customer relations, died in Flagstaff. He was born in 1915 in Windsor Ontario and lived in Michigan and Arizona prior to his death. Burial was set for Calvary Cemetery after services at St. Pius X Church.
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Chinje
Dee
Office of Navajo Economic Opportunity
ONEO
Fort Defiance
Gatewood
George Gurns
Chinle
Arizona
Earl F. Hoot
Babbit Motors
Flagstaff
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Babbitt Motors
St. Pius X Catholic Church
Richard
Phoenix
Flagstaff Mortuary
Bill Ryan
Tio Tacitas
Fred Reutefeld
Charles Knot
Bill Mendoza
Paul Fabrite
NAACP Director Critiques Arizona School Integration
NAACP director Roy Wilkins told a Phoenix fund raising dinner that Arizona is among the few places outside the South with segregated schools and that Phoenix merely goes through the motions of integration. He warned about recall schemes affecting Roosevelt Elementary and criticized voter rolls purge that he likened to old Mississippi tactics, saying black schools would bear the smallest share of funding and influence.
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Arizona
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Wilkins
Roosevelt
TM Street
Mississippi
Fire kills 3 youths in Queen Creek trailer blaze
Three young brothers died and a fourth child escaped after a fire gutted a house trailer near Queen Creek in Maricopa County. Sheriff deputies said the blaze occurred Monday night as the mother, identified as Mrs, was unable to save the others.
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Maricopa County
Market Recovery Fades as Dow Sits Near 1765
Bargain buying helped the market rebound from early losses but overall prices remained lower across the NYSE list. The Dow Jones average stood at 1765 with an EDT reading of 919.55, while decliners outpaced advances by more than 2 to 1 as active trading continued.
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New York Stock Exchange
NYSP
Edith I. Haines Services Held In Winslow
Edith I. Haines age 70 died Saturday at Winslow Memorial Hospital. Services were held at 2 pm with burial in Desert View Cemetery. She moved to Winslow twenty years ago and belonged to Winslow Emblem Club and Professional Women’s Club. Born in Nebraska, she is survived by three daughters Helen Johnson of Tonopah Merle Fowler of Nebraska Jessie Phillips of Winslow, six grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren.
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Edith I. Haines
Winslow Memorial Hospital
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Winslow Emblem
Professional Women's Club
Nebraska
Daughers
Helen Johnson
Tonopah
Merle Fowler
Jessie Phillips
Head Start Workshop Underway in Flagstaff
A workshop on parent involvement in Head Starts is underway at the Murdock Head Start Center 410 S Verde St. The session targets parents and staff from three Flagstaff centers, evolving from the statewide Head Start Parents conference in Tucson last month. Ralph Chavez, Arizona regional training officer, will attend to answer questions and aid in planning future involvement.
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Tucson
Ralph Chavez
Arizona
Holmes Named Deputy Forest Supervisor in Flagstaff
Don O. Seaman announces the promotion of William L. Holmes to deputy forest supervisor on the Coconino National Forest in Flagstaff. Holmes came from Prescott National Forest where he served 7 years as Recreation and Lands Staff Officer and has worked with the Forest Service since graduating Colorado State University in 1950 with a forestry degree. He has held posts across National Forests in Oregon New Mexico and Arizona and served as Sedona District Ranger from 1957 to 1963. In World War II he was infantryman in Italy with the 34th Division. He and wife Marian have five children, three girls and two boys, ages include a 1997 birth year, and the three youngest will attend Flagstaff schools.
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Coconino National
William L. Holmes
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Flagstaff
Prescott National Forest
Recreation and Lands
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U.S. Department of Articulture
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Coconing National Forest
Italy
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Ginger
NAL
NAU
Women’s
Prescott
AWS
Stuents
Cardinal Key
Phi Kappa _ Phi
Anding
NAU coed named national Cardinal Key head
Virginia Rae Kurner of Catalina High Tucson has earned academic honors at NAU while serving in Cardinal Key roles. She was elected national Cardinal Key president and will direct national duties while pursuing a master in social work at the University of Missouri.
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University of Missouri
Columbia
Virginia
Ginger” Kurner
Northern Arena University
NAU
Cardinal Key
Miss Kurner
Raymond Kurner
North
Turino
Tucson
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