Nixon Seeks Selective Wage Price Curbs in Phase Two
President Nixon signals Phase 2 will impose strong selective wage and price controls on major industries after the 90 day wage-price freeze, with potential limits on interest rates and continued import surcharges. Governors warn the plan must last beyond the freeze, while the cost of living council shapes the approach. Nixon forecasts a hotter final quarter of 1971 and two strong years ahead.
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Nixon
UE Nixa
Arch A. Moore Sr
West Virginia
Cost of Living Council
Treasury
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Moore
Increase Noted In Water Loss At Flagstaff Source
Flagstaff reports continued water loss at Upper Lake Mary due to seepage and evaporation, with four gallons used per domestic gallon. After a dry spell reduced usage to 3.3 million gallons daily, last week rose to 4.3 million gallons and 15 million gallons in Upper Lake, 3.4 million pumped by the treatment plant. Lake Mary No. 2 and Woody Mountain No. 6 wells produced 11.4 million gallons. other wells idle. Inner Basin storage up to 82 million gallons, reservoir depth 31 feet. Lower Lake Mary at five million gallons and 2.7 feet. Upper Lake holds 528 million gallons.
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Lake Mary
Flagstaff
Jast
Lake Mary No
Woody Mountain No
Market Summary Sees Modest Gains Across Sectors
The Flagstaff Police seek positive ID of a middle aged Indian woman found dead in a South San Francisco street house before 11 am. She is tentatively identified as Betty Yazzie and officers are checking arrest records. The sheriff’s matron and a Colemenero were involved, with the victim pronounced dead at the scene from natural causes.
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San Francisco
Bety Yazzie
Sherif
Stek
Colemenero
South
UFO Physicist Discusses Space Visitors at NAU
About 800 Northern Arizona University students heard nuclear physicist Stanton Friedman assert Earth is being visited by space beings. He criticized Air Force Blue Book findings, claiming 19.7 percent unidentified cases and noted disc-shaped craft can travel over 10,000 mph and perform rapid maneuvers. Friedman urged skepticism of reports and suggested reasons for visitation, including Galactic Council oversight and humanity’s egotism.
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Friedman
Ciedman
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Ufms
Air Force
University of Colorado
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Phoenician Held For Loitering Near School Area
Paul Anthony McNutt, 22, of Phoenix, faces loitering charges in City Magistrate Court after being found near East Flagstaff Jr High School with a pistol and a large knife. Patrolman James T. McCann said the suspect wandered the area and had prior warnings from Officer William B. Warner. Firearm and knife were confiscated as McNutt was alleged to be a convicted felon.
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William B. Warner
Lady of Guadalupe School Menu Notes
Tuesday menu includes fried steak with gravy, green beans, carrot pineapple Jello salad, hot rolls and butter, milk, tossed salad, shredded lettuce, Spanish rice, a cinnamon roll and fruit. Thursday offers Bar-B-Que on a bun with buttered corn and tossed salad with an orange wedge. Friday features fish sticks with tartar sauce, cabbage slaw and chocolate cake with butter.
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Lady OF Guadalupe
Garage Sale to Aid City Indian Center
Members of the Native Americans for Community Action plan a garage sale at the old Elk's Club corner Birch and Hume phreys Saturday from 1 to 6 p.m. Funds aim to establish a Flagstaff Indian Center run by Indians offering counseling, housing aid, legal aid, day care, recreation, emergency assistance, and educational counseling with hopes for a federal grant and a six to twelve month lease.
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Flagstaff
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School Buildings Church Usage Draws Protest
The Flagetatf School Board faces a second protest over church use of school facilities as it eyes a 2.50 per hour charge for seven local churches. The plan, supported by an AG opinion, aims to cover utilities and depreciation. churches may pay 2.50 if they provide cleanup or 4.50 if they do not. Proponents say the move complies with state law, while critics see it as a financial restriction on religious groups. The board also weighs limits on duration of use and potential double-rate penalties after two years.
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Chicago Woman Dies in 1 40 Wreck
A Chicago woman Michele Enstin, 25, died in a traffic crash east of Holbrook Arizona on Interstate 40. Her car left the road, struck a guard rail, overturned and burst into flames. The 1972 state toll rose to 522, seven more than last year at this date. The accident occurred about 63 miles east of Te.
Monday through Wednesday School Cafeteria Menu Summary
A sequence of daily meal options lists spaghetti with meat sauce, cottage cheese and peaches, garlic bread, beef tacos, tomato slices, stuffed celery, and jellowefruit for Monday. Wednesday features pinto beans, buttered spinach, Mexican spoco bread, ice cream, sloppy joes, mixed vegetables, and fresh bear.
City's Panel On Insurance Is Abolished
Flagstaff dissolves its insurance committee after an executive session vote of 1 to abolish. Councilman McDonald opposed. City Manager Leland McPherson to draft a report guiding future coverage. Minutes cite disconnect from the committee over several years.
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Leland
Ma.Pherson
Richard T. McDonald
McPherson
Daily Sun
Samuel Jaeger Rites Today In Holbrook
Samuel Robert Jaeger 80 of Holbrook died Wednesday in Holbrook Hospital. He came to Holbrook in 195 as Schusters manager and retired in 1961. Born in Clayton, NM he was a traveling salesman for Curley Clothes Co before opening a store in Alamosa, Colo. He belonged to Knights of Columbus and Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. Survived by wife Emma, son Harry A. of Las Vegas, two grandchildren and a great grandchild. Burial in Holbrook Cemetery after services at Our Lady of Guadalupe.
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Pair Gets Probation For Theft At East Side Bowling Lot
Buddy Noble 21 and Robert Chadwick 18 pleaded guilty to removing chrome bee caps from a car in the Starlite Lane parking area. City Magistrate William Cady imposed 90 days on each, with police noting harassing calls to the victims and informants as investigators trace the origin of threats.
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Batlon
William Cady
Buddy W. Noble
Jez
Robert Ensins Chadwick
Starlite
Gordon Wheeler
Flagstar City
Wheeler
Arizonans Split Over EEOC Enforcement Bill
Arizonans three congressmen split along party lines as the House passed an administration backed bill to grant the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission new enforcement powers. Republicans Rhodes and Steiger voted for the measure while Democrat Udall opposed it in a 202-197 vote.
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Arizona
House
Equal Employment Tonue Commission
John Rhodes
Sam Steiger
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