28 May 1977
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1977
Page
1
The bulletin covers sunrises and sunsets, daily highs and lows, and precipitation totals. It outlines forecasts for Flagstaff and northern Arizona with sunshine, warmth, and cold nights, Sedona with warmer conditions, Winslow Holbrook with sunny and breezy days, and Lake Powell with upper 80s highs and near 50 lows.
A dated astrology card offers sun sign predictions for Taurus through Capricorn. It blends advice on duties, romance, finances, and behavior, warning about courtesy, restraint, and avoiding impulsive acts.
Prince Charles joins Scotland's Royal Society of Edinburgh during 25th year celebrations of Queen Elizabeth II. He jokingly cites crumpled intellect and historic figures like Franklin and Goethe as standards to buoy, noting he once flunked physics and studied history at Cambridge. His admission makes him the youngest member to join the society.
Public notice from Miogstall Publishing Co listing weekday evenings and Sun weekly editions. Provides address at 417 West Santa Fe Avenue Flagstaff AZ, subscription rates by carrier and mail across counties, and contact details for circulation.
Coconino County Planning and Zoning Commission will revisit a use permit for a recreational vehicle camping park near Tusayan south of Grand Canyon. The 7:30 p.m. meeting in Flagstaff will address prior tabling after Tusayan residents raised safety and access concerns and developer security issues.
Thirty six NAU police science students join a three week firearms workshop at Ft. Tuthill range as part of pre-session training. They must complete the FB1 tactical pistol course for further Flagstaff Police Dept. training. Brad Lynn leads with aides Carmen Silva Steve Hartwell and Doug Elam assisting.
Native Americans for Community Action will coordinate a summer youth program in lagataff with a cooperative agreement from the Tuba City Office of Labor. Sixty students may be placed across local nonprofits starting June 13, with wages paid by CETA and supervision provided by agencies. Interested Native American students aged 14 to 21 in school should contact Nathan Begay at 15 N. San Francisco St. or call 774-2597 for details.
Flagstaff news director Jack Penland resigns immediately from KCLS to join KWMS in Salt Lake City as a reporter. Veronica Mier becomes his successor, with Jeannie Yamamoto hired as reporter. both NAU graduates. Penland, 21, was Flagstaff High School valedictorian in 1973 and a 1977 NAU graduate with wife Michelle.
A week long motorcycle education safety workshop begins Tuesday at Northern Arizona University. Sponsored by the Arizona Department of Education the Governor's Office on Highway Safety the Motorcycle Safety Foundation and NAU it runs 8 to 10 hours daily with classroom at the men's gym and riding at the football stadium parking lot. Local residents 16 and older may join free instruction Friday and Saturday at 9 a.m. Three Flagstaff dealers Suzuki of Flagstaff Flagstaff Motorcycle Center and Grand Canyon Kawasaki Harley Davidson donated motorcycles and gear including helmets.
Ten years ago The Sun notes Walnut Canyon National Monument will open its self guiding trail for visitor use from 7 a m to 7 30 p m daily starting May 30 The article also mentions Alpha Delta Pi establishing its 119th chapter at Northern Arizona University for above two decades.
Joan Mondale, wife of the vice president, plans a Memorial Day weekend visit to Deer Isle Maine. She will attend the opening of the Dream hostelry owned by George Pavloff, whose wife Eleanor teaches pottery and knew Mrs Mondale from Washington. Mrs Mondale also visited Boston earlier in the week.
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