Weather and local notices from Flagstaff and surrounding areas
Variable cloudiness with a slight chance of showers across Plagstapf and northern Arizona. Highs near 76 today with a 71 tomorrow, cooler nights. Sedona and Winslow forecasts note similar trends with 76 high today and 71 tomorrow. Lake Powell partly cloudy with a high near 90 and a low mid 50s, plus a 45 low tomorrow. May 14 listing of names and birth announcements, and a Monday fire log at University Apartments details a brush fire response.
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Arizona Veterans Seek National Military Cemetery
Phoenix AP report: congressional hearings on establishing a national military cemetery for Arizona veterans. Rep George Danielson and Rep Elwood Ellis heard that Arizona lacks a national cemetery, with Fort Logan and Riverside as the nearest options. A bill proposes $500 for cemetery implementation by the State Land Department.
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Phoenix
Pwo
Arizona
George Danielson
Calif
House Veterans Affairs Subcommittee On
Elwood Ellis
R-Ind
Fort Logan
Colo
Riverside
John Rhodes
R-Ariz
State Epistature
State Land Department
Cemeliny
Tucson Utility Wins Approval to Sell Bonds
Tucson Gas and Electric Co. won state approval to issue 25 million dollars in pollution control bonds. The issue covers equipment at the San Juan, New Mexico plant and will back payments tied to Farmington, New Mexico.
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Phoenix
Tucson Gas and Electric Co
State Corporation Commission
Iia
San Juan, N.M
Farmington
N.M
Emmy Awards Highlight Eleanor and Franklin Dominance
The four hour ABC drama Eleanor and Franklin led the 1974 76 season with four Emmys on Monday night and seven more from last weekend. The Mary Tyler Moore Show won best comedy series for the second year, adding acting honors for Moore Knight and White. Other winners included NBCs Saturday Night, Police Story, Upstairs Downstairs, and notable acting awards for Peter Park Michael Learned and Jack Albertson.
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Mary Tyler
Eleanor and Pranklin
Roosevelt
White
Macy Tyler Moore
Eleanor and Franklin
ABC
Shubert Theater
James Cost
Daniel
Peter Park
Columbu
Michael Learned
the Waltons
Jessi Dramelie
Jack Albertson
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Public Broadcasting Service
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Miss Moore
Ted Knight
Betty White
Ewan Shaw
Stich
Rinning
Asner
Fionata Flanagan
David Greene
NBC
Eanings
Chevy Chase
Mssaeul
Arizona Senate Eyes Marathon Emissions Hearing
Senate leaders prepared for a day long hearing on the states auto emissions law as House supporters push a repeal. Alfredo Gutierrez says the hearing aims to let all sides speak before moving on House repeal efforts while Medicaid funding battles loom in the Senate.
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Phoenix
Senate
Whith
House
Alfredo Guitierrez
Health and Welfare Committee
Guitierrez
Maricopa
Pima
Fiulizrrez
Giliorres
Nevada Joins Four Corners Funding Plan Described
The Four Corners Regional Commission voted to include Nevada, potentially yielding about 1 million dollars in its first year, with exact funds to be set by Congress. The panel, created to funnel federal money to poorer counties across Arizona, Colorado, New Mexico, and Utah, also approved a revised grant formula reducing Nevada’s share due to population and per capita income, and endorsed a new commission to fund border counties along the Mexico line.
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Santa FE
SAP
Nevada
Four Corners
Commission
Stanley Warmer
Commerce
Eliot Richardson
Congress
New Mexico
Jerry Apodaca
Raul Castro
Arizona
Richard Loren
Colorado
Warner
Utah
Calvin Rampton
Rampton
Four Corners Regional Commission
Womer
Hinds
Mexico
California
Texas
Number of Hughes Wills Reaches 15
Las Vegas AP reports 14 wills plus nine new documents, most deemed fake. Clark County clerk received five, probate four, Hughes died April 5. A derisive will sought converting Hughes fortune to a currency and naming the Federal Reserve chairman as executor.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Howard Hughes Wills
Willy
Fiembs
Clark County
Hughes
Wills
Federal Reserve Board
Pennsylvania
Kennewiek
Wash
Moegatong Cassidy
Jack the Ripper
Samuel Spade
Alfred Newman
Heias
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Marmon
Industrialist Captured Near Milan Freed After 3 Months
Italian police report that 51 year old industrialist Varyitiv Viluli was kidnapped near Milan nearly three months ago and has been freed. He is said to be in poor physical condition and it is unclear if any ransom was paid.
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Milan
Varyitiv Viluli
ABO
Polive
Private Tax Collectors Nixed
AP reports Arizona will not retain private collection agencies to recover delinquent tax accounts. Atty Gen Arice Babbitt says private bill collectors would violate tax secrecy and the state’s power to tax. State officials consider private collectors for non tax items and may contract with other states for collection services.
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Atty
Aruce Babbitt
Ray Long
Babbitt
Arizona
Long
Chicago
New York
Ex Warren Associate Sentenced to Pen in fraud case
A former associate of Ned Warren Sr. was sentenced to three years in prison and fined $1,000 after pleading no contest to wire fraud tied to an investment scheme. Jobney Kearney of Tempe, now in Salt Lake City, agreed to restitution for seven counts totaling $22,470. The scheme involved producing metal medical identification bracelets with a toll free number for medical info.
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Phoenix
Ned Warren Sr
Detroit
Jobney Kearney
Tempe
Sait Lake City
U.S
Carl Muecke
Kearney
Lca
Narc Unit Funding Delayed in Arizona House Hearing
The Arizona House Appropriations Committee debated funding to operate the Tour County Southern Arizona Narcotics Strike Force. Rep. Tony West pushed for more Maricopa County investigators and a statewide expansion, offering $500,000 more to the original $349,600. A later vote will decide whether to add personnel and continue the strike force next year while also considering a separate motorcyclist helmet repeal bill that has Senate approval.
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Phoenix
APY
House Appropriations Committee
Tour County
Arizona
Tony West
A-Phoenix
Maricopa County
West
Waist
Tacantine
Mexico
Cochise
Santa Cruz
Pima
Yura
Senate
House
Four Killed In Highway Accidents In Arizona
AP reports four people die in highway crashes in Arizona. Three die when a car collides head on with a truck trailer about ten miles south of Secation. Victims include Richard Parks and Gail Parks both of Tempe and Amanda Coffman of Show Low. A Phoenix man, Robert Drink, 29, is struck and killed by a motorcycle while crossing a street. Debra Mac Cawthon, 18, also of Phoenix, is injured.
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Arizona
Secaton
Department of Public Safety
Richard Parks
Gail Parks
Tempe
Amanda Coffman
Show Low
Glendale
Robert Drink
Phoenix
Debra Mac. Cawthon
Castro appoints Delbert West to State Personnel Board
AP reports Gov. Raul Castro names Delbert West of Scottsdale to the State Personnel Board. West, 47, must be confirmed by the State Senate and will serve until January 1960, replacing Ernesto Munoz who resigned to lead the Arizona Justice Planning Agency. the board sets personnel rules, handles appeals, and administers job classification and pay plans.
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Raul Castro
Delbert West
Scottsdale
State Personnel Board
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Senate
Ernesto Munoz
South Tuesen
Munoz
Antona Justice Planning Agency
Health Panel Plans Meeting of Northern Arizona Council
The monthly session of the Executive Committee of the Northern Arizona Health Planning Council is scheduled for Thursday at the Arizona Hank Building in Community Aurora. The public is welcome.
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Northern Arizona Health Planning Council
Fan
Arizona Hank
Auora
Birch
APS Rate Hike Change Asked
The State Corporation Commission seeks Supreme Court review of a lower court ruling allowing Arizona Public Service Co to raise rates by about 10.6 percent on average. The decision by Maricopa County Judge Williby Case Jr held the commission must consider projected expenses and investments, prompting petitions from the commission and a consumer group to be heard May 3. The case follows an October move granting interim APS increases and a separate rise in gas rates, with APS arguing due process and confiscation of property.
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Phoenix
State Corporation Commission
State Supreme Court
Arizona Public Service Co
Maricopa County
Vie Commission
Ie Corporation Commission
APS
Nuclear Ballot Proposal Debated in Phoenix Meeting
Phoenix AP report covers a Maricopa County Bar Association discussion on a nuclear ballot initiative. Keith Turley of APS argues safety and higher utility costs, while James of Arizonans for Safety Energy asserts modest government needs. James cites 56,000 signatures target. about 45,104 collected. The measure would relax liability limits and require safeguards and waste disposal tests. legislature would vote on two latter needs. Palo Verde plant touted to meet roughly 24 percent of state demand. James notes nuclear energy economics, citing Minnesota's reluctance to add plants.
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Phoenix
Keith Turley
Arizona Public Service Co
Thaland James
Arizonans For Safety Energy
Maricopa County Bar Association
California
AUS
Palo Verde
Phoenia
Turley
Ina
James
Minnesota
Dog fires 22 rifle injuring man on Colorado ranch
Wilbert Carnival, 50, told deputies that his dog accidentally stepped on the trigger of a .22 rifle while he repaired a ranch scene in Larimer County. He said the gun fired as the dog jumped into a truck, injuring him.
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Colo
Wilbert Carnival
Dog Condo
Carnival
Carnal
Larimer County
Flagstaff Daily Sun Adverts and Circulation Note
Publication details for The Flagstaff Daily Sun show weekday evenings’ issues by Flagstaff Publishing Co. The notice lists subscription rates, 40.00 per year by mail, 41.00 per year by carrier in Coconino Navajo and Yavapai counties, and 60.00 otherwise. Calls to circulation department T4545 before 4 30 pm for delivery options.
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Flagstaff Publishing Co
W. Sina
Artrons Daily Sun
Flagstaff
Aritona
Carrer
Coconina
Navajo
Yavapai
Youre Never Too Old To Hear Better Ad Card
An advertisement from Bel tone Electronics promotes a free non operating hearing aid model for those with hearing difficulties. It claims the aid weighs less than a third of an ounce and is designed for easy wear, inviting readers to mail a request to Bel tone Electronics in Chicago, Illinois.
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Beltone
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