20 May 1971
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1971
Page
1
On May 20 1971 Bob Hansen owner of City Wall Texaco service station announced a city beautification effort. He will provide wreckers to tow away old vehicles free of charge during slack times. Call 774 7203 to arrange service. Hansen said the program will continue indefinitely.
The text lists publication details for the Arizona Daily Sun and Coconino Sun, including addresses, contact numbers, copyright notice, subscription rates, and regional delivery areas in Coroning Navajo and Yavapai counties. It notes weekend edition timing and a separate weekly Flagstaff publication.
James Adolphus Treat known as Dolph died Monday at his Lakeside home after a six week illness. A Flagstaff native, he served in World War I and built a career in lumber, managing White Mountain Lumber Co in McNary and working with the Arizona Game and Fish Department hatchery in Pinetop. Survived by wife Luella, son Charles J. Treat, two grandsons, and sister Augusta Larson. Services held today in Lakeside with burial at Lakeside Cemetery.
The Senate defeated the American SST amid a $800 million cost rise and environmental concerns, with 58 voting against federal subsidized production and 37 in favor. The measure directs $155.8 million in termination funds to SST contractors, airlines, and the DOT SST office.
A six year old boy, Robert Herbert, was killed Tuesday afternoon after falling from a cliff during a school outing at Navajo National Monument in Arizona. He was the son of Mr and Mrs Woody Herbert of Emmanuel Mission near Teec Nos Pos Arizona.
A federal suit to stop water backup behind Glen Canyon Dam from damaging Rainbow Bridge was ordered moved from Washington to Salt Lake City by District Judge William Jones. He noted witnesses’ water rights in Salt Lake prompted the transfer, drawing opposition from conservation groups.
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