Tax Panel Convenes Hearing On Budget Hike In Flagstaff
Arizona State Tax Commission began a formal 11 a.m. hearing in City Hall’s Council Chamber to study Flagstaff’s request to exceed this year’s budget by 112 398 dollars. City Manager Leland C. McPherson says the excess has not occurred and will not without commission approval. Main requests include 32000 for City Engineering to recover salaries, 28000 for Sanitation for truck maintenance and new containers, 25895 for Finance for computer conversion and data manager, 23000 for Police for vehicle upkeep and jail expenses, and 3000 for anticipated costs of a forthcoming City Charter amendment election.
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Council Sets 2 Sessions
The Flagstaff City Council will hold two special meetings before the next regular gathering on June 13. One at 4 p.m. on May 41 to discuss a replacement for Councilman Larry Loven whose resignation to run for a State Senate seat becomes effective soon, and another on June 8 to adjourn and act as a board of deposits to apportion the city’s funds among three major banks.
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Arizona Daily Sun Local publishing note and prices
Publication and contact details for the Arizona Daily Sun and Cocon ing Sun are listed. Addresses, typographic lines, and subscription rates are given for Flagstaff and surrounding counties.
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Hattie Johnson Last Services Set Saturday
Hattie Mae Johnson 78 who came to Flagstaff in 1930s died Tuesday at Flagstaff Community Hospital. Services set for Saturday at 2 p.m. Church of God in Christ 419 South Verde with Rev Raymond Flemons officiating. Burial in Citizens Cemetery. Born January 1 1894 in Georgia she belonged to the Church of God in Christ. She was preceded in death by husband Charles in 1956. Survived by two sisters Ida Benton Mamie Lackey both of Georgia and a niece Cleo Thomas of Phoenix. Flagstaff Mortuary in charge.
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Cleo Thomas
Phoenix
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Forecasts for Flagstaff Sedona Winslow and more
Forecasts cover Flagstaff, Sedona, Winslow and Holbrook with fair to sunny conditions. Temperatures hold with highs near 67 in Flagstaff and 87 in Sedona, lighter winds and warm days through Friday. Lake Powell remains fair with mid 80s by day and near 50 at night as winds shift gentle. Admissions and discharges dated May 24 list multiple individuals and a few birth notices. Marriages include several Flagstaff pairs with ages and locations.
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Bridge Suit Settled Over Gila County 160 Acre Parcel
Two local businessmen B B Bomper Jr and George Nackard were declared rightful owners of the 160 acre Bridge parcel including Tonto Natural Bridge after a court ruling by Mobaye County Judge Frank Gordon sitting in Coconino County Superior Court. The decision followed a dispute with North Star Development Corp tied to a quitclaim deed signed by James D. Babbitt. The case began in March with Phoenix investor Clifford Wolfswinkel alleging failed negotiations to buy the Bridge. Gordon ordered North Star to surrender the parcel by mid July or face a writ of restitution. In a separate matter an 18 year old Flagstaff youth received a suspended sentence for shoplifting after pleading hunger as the motive. Lonnie Berg of North Third Street was fined $166 or 30 days in City Jail for an 80 cent theft at SafeWay on South Milton Road.
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George Nackard
Gila Couty
Tonto Natural Bridge
Courtathon
Mobaye County
Frank Gordon
Coconino County
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North Star
Bonner
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Flagstaff
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Third’ ’Street
Safeway
South Milton Rd
Berg
Tatayami
Blue chip stocks lead gains in midafternoon market
The Dow Jones Industrial Average climbed to 969.37 as blue chip issues rallied in moderately active trading. NYSE showed advances outpacing declines by nearly 7 to 6, with 1:30 pm prices reported and a car fire on East Samare Avenue and a trash container blaze at the American Motor Hotel causing no damage.
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East Samare Avenue
American Motor Hotel
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