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Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1973

Page

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CIA Discouraged In Probe Helms Testimony On Watergate

Washington AP Senate committee heard former CIA chief Richard Helms confirm a memo by deputy Vernon Walters that Haldeman told CIA to urge FBI to discourage the Watergate investigation. Helms recalled no motive beyond wanting CIA kept out, and noted White House authority implied by the chief of staff’s words.

Washington Senate White House Haldeman CIA FBI Richard Helms CLA Senate Foreign Relations Committee Vernon Walters Walters Patrick Gray Stuart Symington Helms John D. Ehrlichman Symington Senate Armed Services Committee Gray Mexico Mexica Helms Sai

Court Divided On School Case

The Supreme Court divided evenly denying Richmond district judge power to desegregate inner city schools and affirming an appeals court ruling. Justices split four to four with Powell absent. other actions upheld harsher retrials and NLRB limits on union fines. Talks with Hanoi continue as Kissinger meets Tho amid renewed charges of U S reconnaissance flights.

Washington Supreme Court Richmond National Labor Relations Board Lewis F. Powell Jr Ofichmond School Board Ttd U.s.district Court Robert Merhige Jr Richmond City Henrico Chesterfield

City Council to review street damage cost estimate

Flagstaff City Council agenda includes a report by Johannesen am Girand on street damage from a severe winter with an estimated 455,300 in new construction and maintenance. The meeting also covers rezoning dates, adoption of old minutes, and a full docket of public hearings, ordinances, and budget items.

Flagstaff Johannesen Am Girand City Compell Chamber City Halk Planning and Zoning Commission Wamager Leland WePherson Mies Contimental Country Club Townhouse Switzer Canyon Barker Village Siler James Diggs Rio de Flag Fannin Drive Improvement District Scewalks Battle Park The Safety Commission Mountain Bell Telephone Co FAA Pulliam Persod Raff's Liquor and Sporting Goods John P Betty J. Luke State Tax Commission Northern Arizona Baseball Congress

Mitchell Stans Plead Innocent To Conspiracy

Former Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell and ex Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans pleaded innocent to charges of perjury conspiracy and obstructing a federal investigation. Vesco fled the country. Barry Sears also pleaded innocent. Judge Camelia issued a bench warrant for Vesco.

NEW York Atty John N. Mitchell Commerce Maurice H. Stans Lenovent Robert L. Vesco Mitchell Stans Vesco New Jersey Barry D. Sears Nison Sears

Foreign editors tour Flagstaff showcases Arizona beauty and science

A group of 22 foreign editors and writers toured Flagstaff sites including the Museum of Northern Arizona and Lowell Observatory as part of a promotional program by Trans World Airlines Hillday Inns and National Geographic. The visit highlighted Arizona’s beauty while briefly touching on the Watergate money crisis. The tour then moved on to the Grand Canyon and Las Vegas before heading home.

Henry Giclas Lowell Observatory Flagstaff Walnut Canyon Museum of Northern Arizona Northland Trans World Aigliies Hillday Inns National Paul Weaver Marmon Lake Atep Anderson Mesa Grand Canyon Las Vegas San Francisco John Hall England France Germany Italy Austria Trans World Airlines Holiday Ions National Geographic Magazine U.S. State Department

City Light Ordinance Hearing Set Tuesday

Flagstaff starts public hearing on its first anti light pollution ordinance by City Council. The meeting begins at 4:30 a.m. in City Hall Council Chamber, after six months of study led by City Planner William Kemp, with support from local astronomers who say telescope effectiveness is harmed by city light.

Flagstaff City Hall William Kemp

LULAC delegates push 1974 Arizona voter signup drive

At the Arizona LULAC state convention delegates voted to push a voter registration drive for Mexican Americans with a target near 200 000. Frank Torres was chosen state director replacing Banry Atredes Go. Other officers include Joe Mattar Tucson deputy director and Oscar Bibtoas Phoenix deputy director of youth. The group endorsed Joe Benites for native office and discussed greater political involvement for clerical Americans women. The 1974 convention will be held in Prescott May 19 1919 and more than 100 representatives from 10 councils attended hosted by the Flagstat Comets.

League of United Latin American Citizens LULAC Arisom Joe Mattar Tucson Oscar Bibtoas Phosatx Prescott Arizona Lulac Couacils Flagstat! Comets

Three Dead In Two Weekend Traffic Crashes On US 89

The Highway Patrol reported three fatalities from crashes on US 89 north near Page over the weekend. Joseph City residents Lemont C. Pilling 45 and Nicki Pilling died when their car crossed the centerline and collided with Lotario F. Laycock 45 of Riverside California, who was taken to Page Hospital. A second crash killed Leonard L. Walker 26 of Cold Tooth Tracking Post when his car side swiped a truck, ran off the road and burned, with passenger Guy Yarde 14 injured and rushed to Tuba City Hospital.

Page U.S. 89 Highway Patrol Joseph City Here Lemont C. Pilling Nicki Pilling Lotario F. Laycock Riverside Calf Laycock Page Hospital Leonard L. Walker Guy Yarde Tuba City Hospital Walker

Grand Canyon North Rim Opens With Snowbound Roads

Canyon's North Rim opened to visitors after heavy snows on Kaibab Plateau. Snow depths near the park are about three feet and roads such as Highway 67 remain damaged. Kaibab Trail and other routes face ongoing winter damage with several access points closed or pending opening.

Jacob Lake Grand Canyon Bill Orr National Park Service Kaibab Plateau

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