Rising Textbook Prices Hit Northern Arizona University Students
Northern Arizona University students report paying 40 to 60 dollars for books with several classes requiring up to 10 titles. Prices driven by labor costs and paper shortages, while campus and off campus stores adapt with buyback programs and emphasis on used books to hold the line.
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Northern Arizona University
Eloise Evans
Robert Gardner
MAU
Gardner
Western College Bookstore Association
Christopher Knoell
Christopher
Ins
Knvell
Iito
Knoell
Air Supply Holds Sub Crew Rescued In Atlantic Depths
Two British sailors Roger Mallinson and Roger Chapman were rescued from a midget submarine 1,375 feet below the Atlantic. They surfaced with final air supplies and were taken aboard the mother ship Vickers Voyager before flying to Cork and Barrow to reunite with families.
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Cork
Ireland
Atlantic
Vickers Voyager
Vickers
Flo
Barrow
England
Roger Mallinson
Roger Chapman
Vickers Oceanic
Vancouver
Canada
U.S. Navy
Mallinson
Chapman
U.S
San Diego
Calif
Nixon and Agnew Meet in Secret White House Session
President Nixon and Vice President Spiro Agnew conferred for about two hours early today in a private White House meeting to discuss the ongoing criminal investigation involving Agnew. Deputy Press Secretary Warren declined further details and noted no resignation request from Nixon was made.
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Washington
California
Nixon
Spiro T. Agnew
White House
Gerald L. Warren
Gerald 1B
Water Flow Decline Prompts Legal Battles for Colorado River Claims
Scientist Gordon Jacoby of UCLA presented at the Northern Arizona Geology Symposium noting the Colorado River flow appears to have diminished this century. He linked the Lake Powell Project to identifying strongest water claimants and potential pretrial settlements before wider legal fights emerge.
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Colorado
Gordon Jacoby
University of California At Los Angeles Institute and Hydrology
Northern Arizona
Museum of Northern Arizona
Lake Powell
Jacoby
Lod Plus
Calorade River
Phaper
Road Toll and Research Updates Share Labors Day Toll and Powell Study
The Labor Day weekend toll includes two Arizona fatalities near Kingman on Highway 66 as part of six-plus deaths nationwide. Separate reports cover the National Science Foundation project on Lake Powell, noting water budget goals, evaporation, bank storage, and stream flow trends with dendrochronology aiding data gaps. USGS researchers report 70 000 year lava flows from SP Crater and ongoing landslide studies in Black Mesa north rim.
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Jacoby
National Science Foundation
George Ulrich
U.S. Geological Survey
Flagstaff
SP Crater
Phillip Schafer
USGS
Black Mesa
Lunch costs cut at Playstaff schools by five vents
Supt David Williams announced price cuts for Class A school lunches at Playstaff schools. Elementary lunches drop to 40 cents and junior and senior high meals to 53 cents until the current price freeze ends September 12. No reductions for alacarte items or student milk.
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David Williams
Playstaff
Williams
Internal Revenue Service
Untapped Arizona energy sources eyed by scientists
Arizona energy prospects focus on geology and scarce data. Jack Conley of the Arizona Oil and Gas Conservation Commission told over 100 scientists at the Museum of Northern Arizona symposium that southeastern state regions may hold best petroleum energy sources, while northeastern Four Corners and southeastern zones show potential for geothermal energy amid erosion and vulcanism concerns. The Arizona Daily Sun will skip Labor Day, citing severe newsprint shortages impacting output and staff holidays.
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Arizona
Jack Conley
Arizona Oil and Gas Conservation Commission
Museum of Northern Arizona
Arizona Daily Sun
Terry Schick
Canada
Schick
SUN
Four Corners
Conley
Building Code Plea Tops Agenda
Covening County Board of Supervisors meet Tuesday to discuss a countywide building and safety code to be implemented by next spring. Chairman Tachias cites offsetting costs with a fees schedule and expects Planning and Zoning to begin groundwork. The agenda includes budget presentation, bids for a metal building, new accounting computer, pickups and snowmobiles, and a proposal to form the Pinewood Fire District.
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Covening County Board of Supervisors
Tip A. Tachias
Nextspring
Tachias
County Planning and Zoning Commission
Jack Smith
Joe D. Rivtuins
County Roads Department
Sheep Hill
Smith
Karl Mangum
Pinewood Fire District
NAU to Receive Newcomen Honor at 1973 Arizona Dinner
Northern Arizona University in its 70th year will be honored by the Newcomen Society in North America at the 1973 Arizona Dinner on September 15. Dr. J Lawrence Walkup will be guest of honor and speaker. he has 25 years on NAU faculty and 16 years as president. John G. Babbitt will introduce him. John J. Yellert will preside. The event, in South Center Ballroom, begins with a 7 p.m. reception. The Newcomen Society, founded in 1923, aims to promote knowledge of business and industrial history and free enterprise. Past recognitions in Flagstaff include the Northern Arizona Society of Science and Art and Babbitt Brothers Trading Co.
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Northern Arizona University
Newcomen Society
North Amerka
Arizona
J. Lawrence Walkup
NAU
John G. Babbitt
Babbitt Brothers Trading Co
Arizona Committee
South Center
John J. Yellert
Phoenix Day School
The
Maine
New York City
L.W. Loree
American Railroad
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
American Newcomen
Flagatait
Northern Arizona Society of Science and Art
Museum of Northern Arizon
Babbitt Brothers Tradig Co
University of Arizona
Weil
Arizona Public Service
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Sty Hall Square
Naples
Italy
Hari
Adriatic
World Health Organization
Geneva
Sweden
Britain
France
West Germany
Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Prek Thaot
United Nations
Kompong Cham
Takeo
Larry Mr. Stagner
Denver
Cale
Kingman
Highway 66
Virginia Boatman
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