Snow Bowl Expansion Plans Face Funding and Permit Hurdles
Discussion centers on new ownership by Post Co and Summit Properties of Flagstaff, expansion needs including parking access road water and sewage facilities lifts and trails for beginners. An expanded use permit is required amid Forest Service resistance and possible district funding via assessments.
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Ammen
Leadbetter
Post Co
U.S. Forest Service
Post and Hs
Summit Properties of
Flagstaff
Arnal Corporatea
Snow Bowl
Tachias
Summit Properties
The
Forest Service
U S Soviet Joint Trade Panel Set To Push Talks
Moscow reports Nixon and Kremlin leaders agreed to form a Soviet American commission on questions of trade to advance mutually advantageous relations. The move follows long negotiations and signals continuation of talks beyond the summit to address complex debt and credit issues.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Nixon
Kremlin
Tass
White House
United States
U.S
Teo
Regular Trash Pick-up Monday Notices City Holiday
City announces regular trash and garbage collection will occur Monday despite Memorial Day observance. All city offices, except emergency services, will be closed in observance of the holiday. Le land C. McPherson, City Manager, announced the schedule.
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Leland C. McPherson
Market Summary From NYSE Amid Trading Slump
The report notes broader market declines with notable losses among indexes and several issues trading lower on the New York Stock Exchange. Prices and percentages are not fully clear from the fragmented OCR. The sector mix suggests cautious investor sentiment across major listings.
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York Stock Exchange
McConnell Ties To Arizona University Growth Role
McConnell has shaped his institution over six years and is a Pharmacy College graduate from Butler University. He owns a drug store in Williams and lives with his wife Norma and their son Michael. another son Sam is married and also resides in Williams. The Arizona Pharmaceutical Association awarded him the Bowl of Mygeia as autstan.
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McConnell
Arizona University
College of Pharmacy
Buller University
Williams
Representative McConnell
Norma
Michael
Sam
Arizona Pharmaceutical Association
Suspect Jailed After Incident At Trading Post
Sheriff deputies jailed Larry Clearwater, 25, after a Thursday afternoon disturbance at Gray Mountain Trading Post. He faced charges of disturbing the peace, public drunk, petty theft, and glue sniffing after officers found two glue smelling rags on him. a witness said he took a bottle of liquor without paying.
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Larry Clearwater
Harges
Clearwater
Gray Mountain Trading Post
Sheriff's Office
Clearwayer
Creola Greenwell
Ter
Druggist of the Year and Mountain Men elect leaders
McConnell, named druggist of the year in 1966 and active in state and national pharmacy groups, outlines priorities to curb state costs and clean the environment. In Williams, Mountain Men elect Venton Dean as president with Bot Dean as vice president. officers Medigovich Openshaw from Phoenix. barbecue and dance set at Williams rodeo grounds with 2 dollar admission for each event.
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Venton Dean
Bil Williams Mountain Men
Bot Dean
Bill Evans
Duke Mediigovich
Sam Openshaw
Medigovich
Openshaw
Phoenix
Wiliams Rodeo Grounds
Speakers Explain Charter Changes in Flagstaff
A team of speakers from ae Hail led by Vice Mayor Richard T. McDonald spoke at the Flagstaff Downtown Businessmen meeting to explain amendments to the City Charter. Voters will decide in a special election on June 20 at four city polling places. City Clerk Dick Williams urged civic groups to request a speaking team by contacting his office promptly. McDonald was named this week as the official City Council spokesman on the amendments.
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Ae Hail
Richard T. McDonald
Flagstaff
Dick Williams
McDonald
Two Big New York Banks Cut Prime Rate to Five
New York banks moved to lower the floating prime rate to 5 percent. First National City Bank trimmed its rate four tenths to 5 percent, effective Monday, while Irving Trust Co cut to 5 percent, effective Tuesday. The move aligns with other banks as short term rates ease amid Treasury bill market shifts and improved cash position.
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New York
First National City Bank
Irving Trust Co
U.S. Treasury
Treasury
Shops Assist In Operation Identification
City Police Detective Byron Allen announced good cooperation from shops in a program to mark valuables with the head of the household driver's license number using an engraver from the Police Community Relations office. The Flagstaff Police Department and Optimist Club sponsor the program to deter theft.
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Paim
Byron Allen
Sch
Office
Polre
North Leroux
Flagstaff
Optimist
Navajos Close Forest Areas To Visitors
Navajo Tribal Chairman Peter MacDonald imposes near total closure of about 1.2 million acres of Navajo timberlands to visitors due to extreme fire danger. Main roads remain open. Tsalle Lake and Wheatfield Lake stay open for camping and fishing. Open fires, fireworks and smoking are forbidden.
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Window Rock
Peter MacDonald
Vise Station
MacDonald
Tsalle Lake
Wheatfield Lake
Rocket Expert Resigns From NASA Post
Dr. Wernher von Braun, the German born rocket expert, announces retirement as deputy associate administrator at NASA in Washington. The news marks a major shift in the U S space program leadership as officials confirm his departure from the agency.
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Washington
Wernher von Braun
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Loven Backs Revenue Sharing Plan in Arizona
Arizona Senate candidate Carry Loven of District Two endorses revenue sharing between state and local governments including cities counties and towns. He argues it strengthens relationships reduces tax jurisdiction overlap and aids fiscal stability while countering federal influence.
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Carry Loven
GOP
Arizona Senate
Arizona
Loyen
Court Shooting Kills Layner Wounds Judge
In Oroville California a court shooting during a civil trial left Perry Farmer dead from a head wound and Carolyn Garrick wounded. A judge was injured in the arm while defendant Minard O Rutherford was booked on murder and attempted murder charges. The firing occurred in Suite County Superior Court over a tractor and equipment dispute.
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Oroville
Calif
Perry Farmer
Carolyn Garrick
Armand
Minard O. Rutherford
Suite County Superior Court
Sirs. Garrick
Health board weighs stricter standards for copper industry
At public hearings in Flagstaff Phoenix and Douglas the Arizona health board considered a processed plan to tighten air pollution rules for copper smelters. Phelps Dodge warned of plant closures if rules change while supporters argued the plan meets EPA guidelines and would withstand a court challenge. Norman Schell criticized source monitoring and urged a closed loop system with regional stations to enforce air quality.
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Health Board
Flagstaff
Tueson
Phoenix
Phelps Dodge Corp
Douglas
Douglas Holsclaw
R-Tucson
Norman Schell
Schell
Washington
Tacoma
Wash
State health board sets sulfur emission standards for plants
The health board approved a policy requiring copper smelters to cut sulfur emissions to 90 percent removal by January 1, 1980, and coal plants to cap sulfur at 1.2 pounds per million BTUs for existing units and 0.8 for new ones. Emissions standards for nitrogen oxides were adopted with exemptions for existing fuel-fired plants.
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Rkieg Weil
Wednesdy
Arizona Public Service Co
Salt River Project
Tucson Gas and Electric Co
State Heath Department
Arizona Supreme Court Denies Malumphy Trial Motion
The Arizona Supreme Court denied Timothy Malumphy a new trial without oral arguments. The ruling repeats a prior denial from last year when he sought immediate execution after his conviction for murder.
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Arizona Supreme Court
Timothy Malumphy
High Court
Malumphy
James D. Mook Rites Saturday In Winslow
James D. Mook 68 of Winslow a former Santa Fe Railroad conductor and Masonic lodge official died Wednesday in Phoebe Services are set for 10 30 a m Saturday at Winslow First United Methodist Church Interment follows in Desert View Mausoleum He was born in Bloomington Nebraska and moved to Winslow in 1943 He survived by his wife Eleanor a daughter Ann Hutton of Dayton Ohio a sister out of state and three grandchildren Friends may call tonight from 7 to 9 at Scott Chapel
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James D. Mook
Wine Glow
Santa Fe Railroad
Winslow First United Methodist Church
Desert View Mausoleum
Mr. Mook
Bloomington
Neb
Wineslow
Eleanor
Ann Hutton
Dayton
Ohio
State
Scott Chapel
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