Jury Rules Fire Deaths Accidental In Flagstaff
A coroner jury ruled that the May 11 fire at the home of William R. Brown and Waldeon Brown at 23 West Birch Avenue Flagstaff caused their deaths accidentally. The inquest heard from patrolman Lee Miller Dr John Stilley and others before the verdict.
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Flagstaff City Council May 23 Agenda Highlights
City agenda for May 23 includes minutes from April 25 and May 9, Mt Elden Improvement District plans and budget items, a watershed report, zoning code amendments, Kachina Hills subdivision plat, public hearings on rezoning, alley and liquor license transfers, safety and airport committee recommendations, charter election spokesman appointment, conditional use permit discussions, sign board appointment, bids for a fire department pumper truck, payment requests, appearances, city manager miscellaneous items, and editor note on post publication items.
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Paul Beer
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Tuba City Camporee Scouts Parade Skills At Reservoir
Boy Scouts from six schools gathered for the Tuba City Agency Camporee at the Tuba City Reservoir April 28 to 30.102 scouts and 17 leaders tested skills at seven stations, with patrols from Red Lake Kayenta Leupp Rocky Ridge and Tuba City boarding and public schools winning first through fourth prizes across Eagle Moose Wolf Hawk Bear and other patrols.
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Ten jetliners eyed for sale to China
SEATTLE AP Seeing Co salesmen are in Peking to arrange a deal for about 10 tonnerange jetliners probably 70 percent, valued at nearly 100 million dollars, the Seattle Post-Intelligencer said today.
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Arizona Daily Sun Classifieds and Circulation Note
A fragment from the Arizona Daily Sun shows publication details for Flagstaff content, listing address 417 W Santa Fe Ave, PO Box 1849 and phone 774-4545. It includes subscription rates of 2.38 monthly or 36 dollars yearly by mail, and 35 dollars for other regions, with weekly Coc onino Bulletin info and Saturday publication.
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UNCTAD approves aid for least developed nations
The UN Conference on Trade and Development unanimously backed sweeping recommendations to aid the least developed countries. The action, the conference's most significant since talks began April 13, urged prioritizing shipping and port costs, long term East European technical and financial aid, and an urgent review by the World Bank to boost development resources for the poor.
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Former Student Killed Near Nuenberg Germany
A former Northern Arizona University student Sgt. Sidney R. Miller, 24, was found dead Thursday in his overturned car near Nuenberg, Germany. Miller had served two years in Germany, one year in Korea, and was a Vietnam veteran. He enlisted in January 1966 and was born in Seattle. He moved to the Phoenix area 15 years ago and attended Kachina Elementary and Arcadia High School. He is survived by his parents and a brother. Funeral arrangements are by Messinger Mortuary in Sun City.
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Sun City
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Seadsdale
Laird Vacationing on Spanish Mediterranean Coast
Defense Secretary Melvin R. Laird is on vacation along the Mediterranean coast near Malaga Spain. The trip is described as a routine leisure visit with no stated governmental duties or engagements.
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War harms U S Army says Wisconsin native Froehle
AP reports Army Secretary Roberta Froehle, a Wisconsin native, says Vietnam has hurt the Army and the country. He described the war as very disturbing and noted threats of violence by antiwar demonstrators led to cancelation demands from Carroll College President Robert Cramer. He warned civilians fear dialogue and warned against censorship.
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Northern Arizona Weather Forecast Summary
City and regional forecasts for Flagstaff Sedona Winslow and Holbrook with wind warnings for northern Arizona High winds 35 to 45 mph across northern counties this today fortsatt cool windy conditions through Sunday Sedona partly cloudy with highs near 77 to 79 Winslow Holbrook windy with highs 74 to 78 and lows around 40 Forecasts mention Lake Powell with a slight chance of afternoon showers through Sunday Unseasonable cool start warming by midweek with scattered showers north portion and desert highs around 50s to 60s Desert regions: highs near 85 in Phoenix and 79 in Sedona.
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Bomb Piot Story May Be Key
New York police and federal investigators study a Hunter College short story read at a writing workshop as possible inspiration for the Cunard QE2 ransom threat. The tale depicted a terminal cancer patient and another assailant extorting a diamond from a QE2 passenger by threatening explosions.
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Commission Backs Rincon Plan for Tucson Eastside
Arizona Governor’s Advisory Commission backs the Rincon development plan for Tucson’s east side while urging stricter state air pollution standards. Saguaro National Monument director Harold Jones warns that any building in the Rincon area could damage desert vegetation. Stanley Abrams of the Southern Arizona Homebuilders Association argues topography will limit growth, while Dr. Quentin Mees of the University of Arizona civil engineering department criticizes proposed rules as legally weak and ineffective on sulfur dioxide emissions.
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