31 May 1972
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1972
Page
1
Flagstaff Community Theatre opens tryouts for The Physicists at the Art Barn on U S Highway 18 north of town. Ann Stillion says all are welcome and several teenage boys are needed. no prior acting experience required. The production date is to be announced as part of the summer schedule.
Washington leaders announced President Nixon will address a joint session of Congress Thursday night after returning from his Moscow visit. The speech aims to outline his agenda and findings from the trip.
The attack at Tel Aviv's international airport left at least 22 dead and more than 70 wounded as three gunmen opened fire with submachine guns and hand grenades before two were killed and the third captured. Among the dead were 13 Puerto Ricans and Prof. Aharon Katzir. The PFLP claimed responsibility in Beirut.
EPA regional officials in San Francisco approved portions of Arizona clean air and antipollution plans but cited major deficiencies. The letter to Gov. Williams disapproved sections on sulphur oxides and noted failures in particulate matter and nitrogen dioxide regulations. A full evaluation of updated plans was promised, with later statements suggesting improvements may meet standards within the timeframes.
Flagstaff City Council members and City Manager Leland C. McPherson’s staff announce a full week of meetings to explain proposed amendments to the City Charter. The amendments will be decided by Flagstaff residents in a special election.
Mrs. Mabel E. Hoksina 66 died Saturday at Prescott Veterans Hospital. Services Thursday at 10 a.m. in Sedona Home for Funerals chapel with Rev. W G Meengs. cremation to follow. Lived in Arizona since 1964, Sedona resident five years. born Belleville Illinois. Survived by husband Stephen, sister Marie Lapinot, brothers Ben and Philip Emge.
Ultharri notes talk of a second price raise within three years as the local union has a policy to consider increases about once every three years. The current $2.50 haircut rate began in late summer 1963. Cancine says he may challenge the election that set the price, claiming a teller lacked proper initiation status.
Ahlstrom moved family to a remote acre given by Bishop Roy Woodward who led The Church of the Kingdom of God and painted K.G on rocks. After the death of a previous wife and a contentious pregnancy, the son Tom said he drove the pregnant wife to Winslow Hospital, provoking the father’s fury.
Union shops in Flagstaff set to raise basic hair cut price to 2.75 dollars at 9 a.m. Thursday with a quarter increase for other services. Sam Cancino remains firm, while non union shops on the east side and Cancino’s downtown shop do not follow the raise. Cancino, a 32-year veteran and charter member of the local union, endorses the stance of a fellow barber who supports the price increase approved by the state wage price control board.
Jewell described a father who painted signs and earned small sums that vanished quickly. The eight children and mother lived hand to mouth, moving often from state to state and living briefly in a sagebrush tent before returning to Rincon Ranch where the father and family separated. Autopsy and coroner inquest results will be sent to the County Attorney for possible charges.
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