Weather and civic notices from Flagstaff region update
Daily weather data for Flagstaff and northern Arizona features temperatures, precipitation totals, and forecasts for Flagstaff Sedona Winslow Holbrook and surrounding areas. The report includes admissions new citizens marriage licenses divorces and citations followed by a brush fire and a house fire with minor injuries.
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Annette Carries
Ami
George Flares
N. Wayman
Ucenses
Thomas Eugene Goodman Jr
Carolyn Westover
Bernard M. Gutierrez
Tucson
Stephanie Artiana Reinke
Charles LeRoy Sasse
Christine Adelé Green
Emil David Ballman
Social Health Unit Member Resigns
The Social Health Advisory Committee will soon accept nominations for one vacant seat after Mrs. Mary Yard of 411 W Juniper resigned from the committee formed earlier this summer. The Board announced the vacancy at Monday’s Flagstaff Board of Education meeting and a new member was recommended.
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Ulgil
Flagstaff
Former Ag Worker Denies Wheat Tip
Clarence D. Palmby former assistant secretary of Agriculture in the Nixon administration and now Continental Grain Co. vice president testifies to a House Agriculture subcommittee denying an agreement with the Soviet Union reached last April in Moscow. He says he did not share any inside information about wheat sales to Russia and that no deal was made during his participation in discussions. The witness also reiterates there was no conclusive agreement with the Soviet Union in the Moscow negotiations.
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Washington
Nivon
Russia
Clarence D. Palmby
Continental Grain Co
N.Y
House
Moscow
Arizona Daily Sun catalog page text
The fragment from the Arizona Daily Sun includes publishing details for Flagstaff and subscriptions. It lists addresses, telephone numbers, copyright notes, postal handling, and rates for carrier and mail delivery for Cocino, Navajo, and Yavapai regions, plus a note about a weekly Coconino Sun edition and misc. publication details.
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Flagstaff Publishing Co
W. Santa Fe Ave
Flagstaf
Ariz
Arizona Daily Sun
Secondclans
Flagstaff
Yavapai
Ceantion
Teacher Certification Move Triggers Republican Critique
Larry Loven, District 2 Republican candidate for State Senate, denounces Monday action by the State Board of Education eliminating the fifth year of college for fulltime teaching certification. He argues extra education enhances classroom effectiveness and calls the board’s decision presumptuous and an affront to teachers and university programs.
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Larry Loven
State Senate
State Board of
Fication
Bord
Break-In Reported at Cabin in Clear Creek Pines
Ken Parrott of Photedix reported to deputies Monday a possible break-in at his cabin in Clear Creek Pines. He said a visitor recently checked the cabin at lot 502 and found it appeared broken into. No damage or theft estimate was available.
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Ken Parrott
Clear Creek Pines
Parrott
Parrot
NAU Nurse Workshop Scheduled
The second of three nursing workshops at Northern Arizona University is slated for Sept 22 23 at the South Center Student Union Ballroom. Sessions run from 1 4 pm with topics on heart block pharmacology and pacemaker care. Dr Brendan Phipps cardiologist will open the event with Dr Roberta Clegg coordinating inquiries.
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Northern Arizona University
South Center
Brendan Phipps
College of Medicine
Roberta Clegg
Seteman
Nau
Associated Press
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Condon
Israel
Scotland Yard
Beirut
Emassy
Aman
Jordan
Syria
Ami Schachori
Amsterdam
Setehee Soketa
Olympic Mouad
Plan Unit Favors Switzer Canyon Zone
The Flagstaff City Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approving a zone change near Switzer Canyon Drive and Switzer Drive. The council had referred the matter for study after last meeting, with final action to be considered along with a related conditional use permit for expanding a single family home.
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Ac.2
Dim Burnett
West St
Chang
Lake Mary Road
William Kemp
Publiam Field
Senate panel approves 1.55B foreign aid bill with Indochina cut
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee backed a revised 1.55 billion foreign military aid package including a four month cutoff on funds for U.S. operations in Indochina tied to POW release and MIAs. The panel also authorized 270 million less for security aid, and added limits on aid to nations denying media access to bases.
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Senate Foreign Relations Committee
U.S
Infochim
Edward W. Brooke
R-Mass
Senate
House
Indochina
North Vietnam
Mike Mansfield
Thailand
Nixis
Inter National Development
Nixon
Peace Corps
Uganda Tanzania border clash flags renewed East African tension
Reports from London and Kampala describe two days of fighting near Lake Victoria with Uganda claiming invasion by Tanzania. Tanzania denies invasion while moving 1000 troops and equipment to defend the frontier. President Amin may order further cross border action as Ugandan forces claim allied guerrilla support and air strikes on enemy bases.
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Associated Press
Uganda
Tanzania
Mac
London
Mi Amin
Kagera
Julius Nyere
Lake Victoria
Radio
Amin Heath
Amis
Iast
Tapizanla
Kampala
Radio Uganda
Britain
Obote
Gusick Parole Denied by State Board
FLORENCE AP The State Board of Pardons and Paroles denied the fourth parole request by Charles Gusick son of Jake Gusick a 1920s 30s Capone lieutenant. Gusick has served 21 years of a 60 to 100 year sentence on 20 counts of sex offenses involving young boys in Phoenix in 1951 He asked to return to Illinois where his mother is dying The board travels to Safford Conservation Camp today to hear 17 inmate requests It will be the first outside hearing for a regular session Sessina
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Charles Gusick
Jake Gusick
Gusick
Phoenix
Ilinois
Reserve Police Group Proposed for Williams
Williams Police Chief Gordon Wheeler outlined plans to form a reserve police group trained with both men and women to assist or replace regular officers during emergencies. Proposed goals include a photography room, teletype system, a police lieutenant, and a substitute magistrate. The council approved parking changes on Williams Avenue and Railroad Avenue and opened bids for a new four wheel drive fire truck from Thunder Bird Sales of Phoenix. An ordinance was adopted to remove junk cars and debris from properties at owner expense after due notice. Regular council meeting time shifted from 4 pm to 7 pm.
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Gordon Wheeler
Wheeler
Shee Comell
Hill Williams ‘Avenue
Railroad Avenue
Arizona Highway Department
Thunderbird Sales
Phoenix
Cornel
State AG says mobile home inspections stay local
Arizona attorney general allocates enforcement of mobile home codes to local authorities after state seal approval. State division clarifies state handles manufacturing standards but local agencies still inspect erection, utility connections, and associated processes.
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Phoenix
Attorney General
State Division
Stewardesses Win Rights as Mothers
Four hundred former stewardesses, some in their 40s, return to air travel after a court approved settlement with Trans World Airlines and American Airlines. rehired at original seniority. ages up to 45. Reasons include boredom nostalgia broken marriages and economic need. Pay ranges from 800 to 1000 dollars monthly for about 72 hours work with two nights away per week.
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Trans World Airlines
American Airlines
Air Line Stewards and Stewardesses Association
Equal Employment Opportunity Commission
Chicago
TWA
American
Pat
Pye
Thoré
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