Arizona Weather Summary and Forecast Update Today
Regional weather pages show sunrise sunset times and temperatures across cities like Cottonwood Winslow and Yuma. Forecasts call for generally fair conditions with gusty winds, highs in the 70s to 90s, and little temperature change into Thursday with some mountain showers possible Friday or Saturday.
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Cottonwood
Sir Williams
Grand Canyon
Rm Payson
Sedona
Winslow
Kingman de
Holbrook
Lake Powell
Open Houses Schedule for LDS Churches Areawide
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints announces open houses in Flagstaff Cameron and Williams. The LDS Institute on 8 E Riordan Road hosts an open house today. Cameron Chapel holds one Thursday and Williams Chapel Friday 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. A stolen car arrest involved Ralph Cy McCormick 23 Amelia Ohio and a 1-year-old Chilean from Ohio.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Sainte
Flagstaff
Cameron and
Williams
LDS Institute of Religion
E. Riordan Road
Cameron Chapel
Williams Chapel
Ohio
Ralph Cy McCormick
Amelia
Chile
Joe Chapin
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Louisville
First Killing Frost Due on Saturday
The Southwest faces warm dry air as a Pacific Northwest storm front nears Flagstaff bringing the first general killing frost Saturday night. Scattered freezes have occurred since mid July but residents should prepare. Meteorologist Paul Sorenson of the Flagstaff NWS notes colder air and increased frost potential for Utah and Northern Arizona.
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Pacific Northwest
Flagstaff
Paul Sorenson
National Weather Service
Utah
Arizona
Release Prisoner Loses His Freedom
Richard B. Askey, 21, a day release prisoner at Caconing County Jail, lost his status after returning a bag with marijuana to the jail. Charged with possession of illegal weed and bringing contraband. He claimed he did not know how it got into his pocket. serving a prior marijuana conviction.
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Richard B. Askey
Caconing County
Askey
Texaco official faults federal role in energy crisis
Mandice F. Granville, Texaco board chairman, told about 300 delegates at the Independent Natural Gas Association of America meeting in Scottsdale that federal policy caused the energy crisis. He cited Price regulation, the Clean Air Act, oil import controls, and overemphasis on environmentalism as key errors, urging reconsideration of Arab-Israeli policies amid rising shortages.
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Scottsdale, Ars
Mandice F. Granville
Texaco Inc
Granville
United States
Federal Power Commission
Independent Natural Gas Association of America
Arizona Daily Sun Publication and Circulation Details
The Arizona Daily Sun is published weekday evenings by Flagstaff Publishing Co. with post office box 1849 in Flagstaff Arizona. Circulation rates include 2.2 per month by carrier and 8.38 per year by mail in Coc onino Navajo and Yavapai counties. The notice lists a sundry contact number 774 4345 and a circulation department line 774 4545.
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Arizona Daily Sub
Coco~nino
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Yavapai
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SUN Weel
Maid
Flagstall Publishing Co
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