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Newspaper

Arizona Daily Sun

Location

Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1972

Page

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200 Search Volunteers Are Ready On Call In Coconino

Under Capt Arnold Hudson the Flagstaff unit can be alerted at any hour to help in emergencies across Coconino County. The volunteer team, with 58 paramedic trained members and about 75 percent holding advanced first aid, has operated for 15 years meeting four first aid trophies and planning specialized instruction for mountainous terrain. They may assist neighboring counties or states in future emergencies.

Bill Heath Daily Sun Coconino County Bult Coconing County Northern Arizona University Ron Ives Central Uit Fredionia Page Williams Sedona Arnold Hudson Sheriff's Office Hudson

Ruling Halts Forest Service Highway Section Near Mormon Lake

A federal judge in Phoenix blocks a Forest Service road project near Mormon Lake, stating no irreparable environmental injury yet with the section more than half complete. Critics say the injunction seems absurd as campers use the current route and the bypassed stretch remains rough. preservation remains the goal, but enforcement appears counterproductive.

Forest Service Mormon Lake William Copple Phoenix Flagstaff Payson Clint’s Morgan Lake Payson Magstaff Highway

Export Subsidy Calls Raise Questions At Wheat Sale

Washington officials battle over pre sale calls to exporters about a multimillion dollar wheat sale to the Soviet Union. Charles Pence admits alerting six major firms to a meeting and subsidy changes, while officials deny the practice was a tip off. NFU cites possible windfall profits up to 100 million dollars, amid congressional scrutiny.

Washington Agriculture Department Charles Pence Export Marketing Service Pence Car- Tol Brunthaver Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service Loose Agriculture Brunthauer Frank McKnight U.S Garnac Cook Cargill Continental Bunge Drepfus National Farmers Union Soviet Union Weldon Barton NFU Comgre

Asraelies End 32 Hour Fight in Lebanon: Deaths and Detentions

Israeli soldiers ended a 22 hour search and destroy mission in Lebanon and returned home to begin Yom Kippur. Lt Gen David Elazar said the operation was a complete success, with about 150 guerrillas and bunkers destroyed, roughly 60 terrorists killed, and several prisoners taken.

FRESS Lebanon David Elazar Lee Rael

Ruling Delays Three Mile Forest Road Over Lake Firefight

U S District Judge William Copple halted work on a three mile forest road along Morman Lake and gave the Federal Highway Administration and the Forest Service a week to appeal. The decision relies on recreation area preservation under a 1966 Act, with drainage work and winterization plans under review as county officials consider closing the stretch.

Morman Lake William Copple Phoeni Federal Highway Administration U.S. Forest Service Charles Johnson Washington Bill Holmes Cocoaina County Jetge Copple Artrams Wildlife Federation Maricopa Rad Bon Society Tie Department of Transportation Forest Service Highway Administration

Vandals Damage Flagstaff Junior High, $500 Estimate

Police report a Saturday burglary at Flagstaff Junior High School with about $500 in damage. Burglars broke a southeast window and ransacked areas including the biology lab, scattering materials and breaking equipment. This marked the school’s second vandalism in under a year, following a prior incident before graduation causing over $1,000 damage.

Flagstaff Junior High School John Filipazzo

Spending Ceiling Promoted In Nixon Budget Fight

The Nixon administration argued a governmentwide spending ceiling could protect Social Security while defense might not be shielded. Weinberger said it would be academic to assume Social Security would be cut if the $250 billion limit were reached. Shultz urged broad cuts, saying a nickel could be found in defense, as Congress weighed a $15 billion debt limit increase to $463 billion through June 19, 1973. Democrats use the hearings to frame economic policy as an election year issue, accusing Nixon of inflation and favoring business elites.

Burns Federal Reserve Board Shultz Weinberger Congress Nixon House Ways and Means Committee

Winslow Man Killed When Car Hits Pole

Holbrook police report a 55 year old man Herman Chacon died after his 1971 Datsun pickup left the roadway and struck a telephone pole. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Holbrook Community Hospital. Investigators said alcohol was not a factor.

Holbrook Holbrook Community Hospital Herman Chacon Chacon Daisy A. Ackley Glendale

Open wood gathering in Coconino National Forest heats up

The Coconino National Forest will largely open areas for free dead wood collection. Live trees require permits and pricing varies by wood type. A map of closed areas is expected within two weeks while saw owners must obtain a forest station sticker for safety.

Coconino National Forest Bill Holmes Holmes National Forest

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