Forecasts for Flagstaff Sedona Winslow and Desert Valleys
Weather section provides daily forecasts for Flagstaff Northern Arizona Sedona Winslow Holbrook and Lake Powell. It notes mostly fair to sunny conditions today with increasing high clouds Friday, winds, cooler air, and specific highs and lows for each locale plus a weekend outlook and moisture chances.
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Hospital Notes and New Citizens List
Admissions listed for September 1 include Janice Parker Margaret Bale Cornelius Hines Mary Hinson Treva George and Reed Davis. New citizens announced on September 19 include Mr and Mrs Boyd Cope and Mr and Mrs Donald Parker with birth details and weights.
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Liddy Pleads Innocent to 1971 Break‑in Conspiracy
G Gordon Liddy proclaimed innocence and indigence in Los Angeles court stating he cannot afford an attorney. Indicted Sept 4 with Ehrlichman Krogh Jr and David Young for conspiracy and burglary in the Ellsberg psychiatrist office break‑in tied to Pentagon papers efforts. No trial date set.
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Pacific Northwest cold front to reach Arizona
A cold front moving from the Pacific Northwest will bring windy conditions and slightly cooler temperatures to Northern Arizona over the next few days. National Weather Service forecasters say this marks the first taste of cool weather for the region, with Phoenix tying a record for warm days and several locales reporting 70s and 78 degrees in cooler areas.
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Grand Canyon
Arizona Daily Sun Publication Information
The Arizona Daily Sun published by Flagstaff Publishing Co at 417 W Santa Fe Ave Flagstaff Ariz 86001 offers weekday evenings editions. Subscriptions listed 2.4 per month by carrier and 90.00 per year by mail with variations for regions Navajo Yavapai and others with different rates.
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Miss World Hopefuls Parade in New York
Fifty young women contest for the Work-USA Miss World title with preliminary judging in evening gowns and swimsuits. The winner advances to London for the Nov. 23 Miss World Contest. judges include Marty Allen Del Webb and Michael Haynes with Bob Hope expected to crown the victor.
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Graffman to headline Flagstaff Symphony season opener
American pianist Gary Graffman will be soloist at 8:15 p.m. Friday in University Auditorium as the Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra opens its 24th season with Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 2 under Conductor Thomas Kirshbaum. Graffman cites talent and hard work as keys to a concert career, noting a demanding solo recital versus concerto performances and a long, international schedule of appearances.
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Protesters warn coal plant harms nature and ancient sites
Hopi spokesman Thomas Banyanca, speaking for four elders, warned that an $800 million coal burning plant planned for Four Corners Arizona could disrupt the balance of nature and disturb ancient burial grounds. Activists sought to pause technical reviews in Los Angeles to push for safeguards amid a 20 percent city stake.
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Roosevelt Will Testify On Allegations of Murder
Senator Henry M Jackson said Elliott Roosevelt will testify before the Senate investigations subcommittee next week regarding allegations he offered to pay $100,000 to have Bahamian Prime Minister Lynden Pindling assassinated. Roosevelt, son of Franklin D. Roosevelt, called the charges fabrication from his Lisbon ranch and demanded an apology for the remarks.
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Henry M. Jackson
Elliott Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Bahamas
Jackson
Senate Permanent Subcommittee
Louis P. Mastriana
Michael McLaney
Bill Clears Senate Pension Provisions
The Senate approved a broad pension reform bill setting minimum standards for private plans. It covers eligibility vesting funding portability plan termination tax incentives and executive pensions with a separate Labor Department corporation to administer and fund pension guarantees.
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Bar Fee Schedule Critique Signals DOJ Push
The Justice Department plans to upend long standing bar fee guidelines. Deputy Atty Gen Bruce B Wilson testified before a House Judiciary subcommittee about investigations into myriad bar associations and the potential antitrust implications. He noted state and local groups have begun abandoning fee schedules amid cartel concerns.
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