18 Sep 1973
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1973
Page
1
The report lists sunset and sunrise times, 24 hour precipitation, and temperatures with normals and records. It provides forecast for Sedona Winslow Holbrook and Lake Powell through Wednesday and a broader outlook Thursday to Saturday with generally fair, slightly cooler days and near 70s to 90s highs.
Mrs. Gertrude Griffin, 65, of Camp Verde died at home on September 16. James A. Liggott, 53, of Cottonwood died September 14 in a Phoenix hospital.
In Morxlay on September 17, admissions include Mary K. Palsis Jeff Conte Dolores Townsend Theresa Ortiz Jimmie Williams Raymond Mace Sherbert Percifield Maggie Rosenbarker Ignacita Martinez Andy Trujillo and Walter Measday.
Monday, Sept. 17, new citizens include a girl born to Mrs. Charles Bernhardt at 2249 Leupp Drive and several naming pairs: Karen Jane Arnold with Daniel Wayne Arnold, Ivy Lewis Carter with Freddie Lee Carter, Robert Francis House with Mary Lou House, and Jonathan de F. Sedgwick with Krista Lou Sedgwick.
Fire log notes brush fires at Daniel Calistro residence on 409 S Elden St and at Mt Elden Bible Conference Ground, smoke damage at Furracio Lopez residence, a smoke check on Switzer Canyon Drive, and a heart attack victim assisted at Little America. In Lakewood Colo three of six newborns born Sunday night show respiratory issues and are under high oxygen. doctors optimistic. In Washington a 2.4 million dollar rancher eviction bill failed in the House for lack of two thirds despite initial approval.
Arizona Daily Sun and Coconino Sun publish contact details and delivery rates. The Arizona Daily Sun lists 72.54 monthly carrier and 89.00 yearly mail rates with circulation contacts, while the Coconino Sun notes weekly Saturday publication and annual mail price, all on Flagstaff addresses.
Ray A Hose filed in Yavapai County Superior Court accusing the Village of Oak Creek and related entities of illegal board domination by developers. The suit targets longtime directors Jennings Poe and Renn, seeks voiding of an extended tenure by bylaw amendment, disallows developer exemptions from assessments, demands Big Park Development Company pay assessments, and requests an accounting of association funds.
Coconino County Board of Supervisors moved to accept bids for sale of bonds to fund water lines and roadways in Kachina Village. A bid opening is scheduled for 2:30 p.m. on October 1. The board discussed maintenance of private access roads and winter snow plowing for county and non county roads.
A 27 year old Missouri truck driver Marshall Andrews of Marshfield was found unconscious in the sleeping cab of his truck during a stop in Phoenix. He complained of chest pains and nausea before collapsing. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Flagstaff Community Hospital. Autopsy ordered. No signs of foul play.
A terse note notes a bad day when nothing was done for a client, referencing contact number 774-7176 and a date code 1104, implying a missing action or oversight. The fragment suggests a reminder to address client needs.
Spaceflight crews begin the last week before Earth return with a tight schedule. From orbit, a daily data review and a full checkout at the Apollo ferry ship are planned to ready the astronauts for splashdown next Tuesday.
Sen George S McGovern a Democrat from South Dakota says he voted against Kissinger as a symbolic protest against prolonging the Vietnam war. The remark highlights frustration with U S policy and adds to the debate on foreign affairs and wartime strategy.
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