New City Charter Put Into Effect
Flagstaff's city charter changes approved June 20 became effective despite no formal gubernatorial notification. City Clerk Dick Williams said he verified with the Secretary of State and Governor Williams' office that the changes were approved and filed.
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Flagstaff
Jack Williams
Dick Williams
Wesley Bolin
Govenor
Arizona League of Cities and Towns
Atty
Gary Nelson
Willimas
Art Display at University Office of the Arizona Bank
An exhibition of watercolor paintings by Robert Jacobson opens Friday at 4 p.m. at the University Office of the Arizona Bank. Jacobson, known for Northland Press book design, has shown growing activity in watercolor. He recently won top prizes at the Coconino County Fair.
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Robert Jacobson
The
Arizona Bank
Northland Press
Tacobeon
Coconino County
Arizona Daily Sun Reader Information Page
Publication details for Arizona Daily Sun including address, mailing permit, and subscription rates. Mentions Flagstaff Publishing Co and cutoff dates for various counties and delivery options.
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Flagstaff Publishing Co
W. Santa Fe Ave
Flagstaff
Ariz
Pest
Arizona Daily Sun
Flagetati
Corenine
Navajo
Yavapai
Interchange Debate Spurs Backing for Reinstatement
After a hearing Willey and colleagues pressed for reinstating the interchange citing gathered evidence. Highway Commissioner Walter Surrett backed the move and residents were urged to write to the Arizona delegation. They warned of the adverse effects on Camp Verde if the interchange is removed.
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Sueee Board
Willey
Walter Surrett
Payscn
Arizona
Federal Highway Administration
Camp Verde
Parks and Williams school annexation debate questions cost and travel
The Parks to Williams annexation plan sparked tax implications and travel concerns for students from kindergarten through third grade at Parks and fourth through seventh at Williams. Proponents cited program continuity and expanded facilities while opponents warned of longer trips and no hot lunch. A public hearing urged a district-wide survey by mail to gauge support before any decision.
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Williams
Parks
Navajo Supervisor Recount Scheduled
In Navajo County Supervisorial District 1, William Smith defeated B Willard Guttery by 745 to 748 in the Democratic nomination race. Judge Melvyn T Shetley ordered a recount after canvass day. results will be fed into the Santa Cruz County computer in Nogales on Friday for 12 precincts.
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Santa Cruz County
Navajo County
William Smith
B. Willard Guttery
Melvyn T. Shetley
Board of Supervisors
Arizona
Wesley Bolin
Nogales
Santa Cruz
Bolin
Burglary Report Finds Office Machines Missing in Flagstaff
Assorted office machines valued at 175 dollars were stolen from the Flagstaff Service and Materials office on the south side. Burglars entered through a rear door and a stolen check writer was recovered prior to police reporting.
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Goker
Flagstaff Service and Materials
Touring Art Show at Northern Arizona University Gallery
Four Ping One, a touring exhibition of drawings sponsored by the Arizona Arts and Hemanttics Commission, will be displayed in the Northern Arizona University Student Art Gallery through Oct. 2. Dr. Peter A. Jacobs, art chairman, announced the show. Gallery hours are Mondays 7 p.m. to 9 p.m., Tuesdays to Thursdays 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., and Fridays 1 p.m. to 5 p.m.
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Arizona Arts and Hemanttics Commission
Northern, Arizona University
Peter A. Jacobs
Nixon Tells Wilderness Area Plan
President Nixon urged Congress to designate 16 new wilderness areas totaling about 3.5 million acres. He noted the existing system covers 9.1 million acres and pressed action on 43 pending proposals totaling about 4.1 million acres, highlighting five sites in New Jersey Georgia Florida and North Dakota.
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Nixon
Congress
Ional Park
Hungastine
New Jersey
Blackbeard Buss
Georgia
Chassbowitka
Florida
Logtwood
Chase Laze
North Dakota
Bomb Units Dismantle Late Mail Envelopes at UN
Police bomb squad experts dismantled one of three miniature explosive devices found in mail addressed to three members of Israel’s United Nations delegation in New York. The devices resemble booby trapped envelopes sent from Amsterdam to Israeli officials in several countries, linked to the death of an Israeli diplomat in London. Officials say the envelopes were found during a routine check by General Post Office postal authorities. The letters targeted Yosef Tekoa, Israel’s permanent UN representative, Jacob Barmore, ambassador, and Uri Gordon, minister plenipotentiary.
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New York
Ese Tael
United Nations
Amsterdam
London
General Post Office
Yosef Tekoah
Israel
Jacob Barmore
Uri Gordon
Household Safety Bill Faces Possible Nixon Veto
AP dispatch notes President Nixon may veto the household product safety bill amid House Senate dispute. GOP sources say a compromise closer to the House version is preferred, while supporters stress independent agency power to ban unsafe items. The bill aims to shield homes and schools from hazards in everyday products.
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Washington
Houss Republicas
Nixon
Senate
GOP
Congressmat
Bell
House
Commission
FDA
Madison Captures Speaker Award at Toastmasters Breakfast
Lea Madison of the Daily SUN won the top 25 speaker award at Fligsta Toastmasters. Gary Millam won the avak vator award while Tom Mc Quaid earned hangers for best table topics. Toastmasters meet weekly at 6 30 a.m. Thursday at the Monte Vista.
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Lea Madison
The
Daily Sun
Fligsta
Gary Millam
Avak
Tom McQuaid
Monte Vista
Indigency Law Poses Few Problems in Flagstaff Justice Court
Flagstaff Justice of the Peace Joseph Garcia says indigent misdemeanor defendants may get limited court-appointed attorneys after a Supreme Court ruling. He uses strict indigency proofs and waivers, keeping county costs low while noting many misdemeanors do not warrant jail.
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Joseph Garcia
Flagstaff
Florida
Hanlin
Argersinger
Coconino County
Garcia
Supreme Court
Sarefa
Arizona
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