15 Sep 1973
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1973
Page
1
United States weather page summarizes highs and lows for Flagstaff Sedona Winslow and Holbrook with partial precipitation data. Forecasts call for fair skies today and Sunday, with gusty winds, cooler temps in Sedona, and light winds across the region.
Admissions include Dawn Kulplin for a baby boy Betty Christman Martin Fronske Dolores Hernandez and others. Discharges list Fidel Licon Lucille Mack and baby girl Joseph Garcia Maxine Gum Sybil Lawlis.
In Washington the Environmental Protection Agency warned the Atomic Energy Commission against pledging to breeder reactors as a future energy source without examining alternatives. EPA urged contingency plans and a thorough review of economic safety and environmental impacts.
Weekend weather in Arizona brings cooler, more comfortable air with gusty west to southwest winds easing by Sunday. Daytime highs reach 85 in the mountains and desert regions, while overnight lows dip to 35 to 75 depending on location. No rain expected statewide, with a slight chance only in high mountain areas.
Public notice shows Flagstaff publishing house address 417 W Santa Fe Ave and contact numbers. It lists subscription rates 2.98 monthly and 90 per year by mail for Coconino area, Navajo and Yavapai counties, with a weekly Coconino Sun edition on Saturdays and mail pricing.
Nashville AP Tom T Hall tops the CMA nominations with five bids including entertainer of the year and song of the year for Old Days Children and Watermelon Wine. Loretta Lynn has four nominations. The awards will be presented at Grand Ole Opry House and broadcast by CBS with Johnny Cash hosting.
Three Northern Arizona University students were booked in Flagstaff on first degree burglary charges after breaking into Motor Supply on Santa Fe Avenue and stealing three gallons of anti freeze. Officers say a window was broken to enter.
Yuma will retain its current tax rate thanks to nearly 783000 dollars in shared federal revenue. City officials described how the funds would be used in a public report to residents and the Treasury Department.
Four Cuban born Watergate defendants Bernard Barker Frank Sturgis Virgilio Gonzales and Eugenio Martinez filed a petition with Judge John Sirica asking to change guilty pleas to innocent and demand a jury trial They claim they were deceived into pleading guilty to protect national security interests and allege coercion by others The men were sentenced to up to 55 years and $50 000 in fines and are serving time at Danbury Federal Prison in Connecticut
Opponents label Henry Kissinger a war criminal and racist during the final public confirmation hearing for secretary of state designating prior to a Senate vote. Ten opponents fault Nixon era Vietnam policies as they press for congressional oversight and accountability ahead of the committee vote.
Federal and local narcotics agents seized more than 800 pounds of hashish with an estimated street value around 5 million. The drugs were hidden in 98 cases of music speakers shipped from Transatlantic Sound Co in London and discovered at John F Kennedy Airport by a narcotics-sniffing dog. The haul was en route to Las Vegas via a van from Long Beach, California, and traced to a Las Vegas destination.
The Agriculture Department reports a 1.3 percent drop in school milk consumption due to a 75 million dollar cut in the federal milk program. About 5.5 billion half-pints will be served in the 1973-74 school year, down from 6.5 billion last year.
A collection of readable fragments exploring quirky questions and anecdotes. It ponders what truly makes people happy, notes elephants and double coconut trees as odd parallels, and touches on fear-inducing warfare chemicals in ants. It also recalls colonial widows and marital debts, and ends with a playful prompt about rats as natural enemies of man.
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