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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1971

Page

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Interior Panel Opens Hearings on Power Plants

The Senate Senior Committee opened hearings on the Four Corners power complex near the Navajo Reservation, examining pollution and demand as Arizona Public Service and Utah Construction advance a coal fueled project. Officials cited 360 tons daily of emissions and plans to meet strict air standards by year end with electrostatic precipitators and wet scrubbers.

Albuquerque WLM U.S. Senate Serior Henry Jackson D-Wash Clinton P. Anderson Frank Moss Utah Los Angeles Phoenix Colorado Senate Four Corners Farmington Arizona Public Service Co Utah Construction and Mining Co Bill Grant Grant New Mexico Los Alamos N.M Bill Reilly Arizona Public Service APS Reilly Sen. Anderson

City Council to Hear Final Zoning Code Report

Flagstaff City Council will receive the final report and recommendations on the proposed zoning code and likely set a date for a second public hearing. Planning Director Van McDonald and Zoning Commission Chairman William A. Carbarino will present with a recommendation to accept the ordinance. Other items include modernization of the Water Dept, Pine Knoll residents’ payment petition, audit firm selection, and appointments to commissions.

Flagstaff City Planing van McDonald Planning and Zoning Commission William A. Carbarino Citi North Beaver Street East Flagstaff Sunnyside City Water Dept Pine Knoll ME. Elden

County P Z Faces Full Agenda Tuesday

The Coconino County Planning and Zoning Commission meets Tuesday at 8 p m in the Courthouse with 15 items on the agenda Public hearings cover five rezoning proposals including a theatre parcel west of Monds Park L17 interchange from general to commercial use Clear Air Estates near US 130 and AZ 64 from general to residential recreational Grand Canyon Subdivision Unit 19 from general to residential recreational and McCann Estates from general site to residential recreation Preliminary plats for several subdivisions Simset Crafer Estates Clear Air Estates Grand Canyon Subdivision Deer ark McCann Estates and Canyon states will be reviewed before going to the County Board of Supervisors Two ventures seek use permits for Skeet range on a Macre portion of Rock Field at a trailer park south of Grand Canyon National Park A discussion of the commission 1971 72 budget a proposed 44 All and an appearance by Rev James Outlaw regarding the In Jesus Name Church summer camp south of Williams.

Coconino County Planning and Zoning Commission Monds Park L17 Clear Air Estates Grand Canyon McCann Estates Reorea County Board of Supervisors Simset Crafer Estates Grand Canon Sudivision Unit Deerark Canyon States Tasayan Grand Canyon National Park Commission James Outlaw Jesus Name Church Williams

Ex Senator T J Dodd Dies at 64 in Connecticut

Former Sen Thomas J Dodd of Connecticut died Monday at age 64 from a heart attack while at home in Old Lyme. He had survived a 1970 heart attack and had been noted for his 1967 Senate censure over campaign funds. His daughter Martha Bonnano confirmed the instant death and said there was no prior ill health.

Old Lyme Conn Thomas J. Dodd DaConn Senate Dodd Martha Bonnano Joseph Barbarette

NADEC budget and board actions approved

NADEC's operating budget of 608140 was approved with edits required by the Office of Economic Opportunity. The governing board also approved stipends for neighborhood council and advisory board members to boost participation, with a policy limiting stipends to two meetings per month and excluding certain staff. John King was named chair for the current year, and officer elections were deferred pending OEO rules on service limits. Berger received unanimous support for his leadership in NADEC and OEO fund management across five northern counties. Rose Sell Clark was appointed VISTA supervisor with a proposed policy manual for study and possible action next meeting.

Northern Arizona Development Council NADEC Office of Economic Opportunity Leon Hereger Aproval Office of Ecenomic Opportunity UEC John King Mottara County Berger Board OEO Rose Sell Clark VISTA

Regents Authorize South Campus Paving Bids at NAU

Arizona Board of Regents authorized Norman C. Sharber to open and award bids for paving on Northern Arizona University South Campus. Estimated cost up to 200000 dollars. projects include parking lots walks and a road to the utility service area. NAU President Walkup cited 180000 to 200000 range.

Arizona Board of Regents Regents Norman c. Sharber New South Northern Arizona University University Tme Sharber NAU J. Lawrence Walkup

Law Agencies Agreement Drafted for Arizona Universities

The Arizona Attorney General's office works on a cooperative agreement allowing local law enforcement to enter university campuses. Regents at NAU heard that draft details include civil and industrial insurance and property damage reimbursement, with concerns from county and city lawyers about three major points. Further legislation may be needed before finalizing the campus access agreement.

Office of Arizona Attoreney Cary Nelson Wall NAU Attorney General's Office NAL Flagstaff Ment Coconinn J. Michael Flournoy Larry E. Mills Coconino County NAW

California couple found guilty in Parks peyote case

Gregory and Mrs. Whitingham were convicted of peyote possession by Superior Court Judge J Thomas Brooks. The ruling upheld state interests in public safety while limiting religious freedoms in the Native American Church ceremony linked to an October 18 1969 raid. The decision addresses ongoing questions as prosecutors consider actions against remaining defendants and potential appeals.

Gregory Whitingham California Parks Superior Court J. Thomas Brooks Whitinghams William Filek Page Richard Mangum Filek Brooks Long Am Complex Coconino Shark Hogan Oklahoma Arizona Corporation Commission Andrew Parks Whitingham Coconino Superior Court Arizona

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