22 Sep 1972
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Newspaper
Arizona Daily Sun
Location
Flagstaff, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1972
Page
1
Daily weather forecast for Flagstaff and northern Arizona with city specifics for Sedona Winslow Holbrook and Lake Powell. Includes admissions new citizens marriage licenses and a minor brush fire incident with details on time and location.
Washington AP the House Government Operations Committee urged reforming the act and renewing its spirit after 142 witnesses over 41 days testified that agencies resist open government. The panel blamed five years of foot-dragging and called for stronger clearer provisions to honor the public’s rights.
Officials say about $600 was left outside the Pizza Inn during two burglaries. Police found the money during a security check and turned it over to inn managers today. The incident began as two burglary reports.
Public notice outlines Flagstaff publishing details, address, and subscription rates. Mentions weekday editions, weekend Coconino Navajo Yavapai counties pricing, and carrier or mail options with contact for delivery issues.
James L. Brown an 18 year old of 3407 N Childress pleaded guilty to manslaughter in the auto death of Clinton Donaldson 18 a retired Flagstaff man Aug 26. Sentencing set for Oct 2 with Brown free pending. Donaldson was struck while crossing Humphreys Street by a northbound car. Police said Brown drove the 1965 model car involved. The death marked Flagstaffs first traffic fatality in over a year. Jack Edmond of the Flagstaff chamber of commerce is in Chicago for a national chamber meeting.
The Associated Press reports Uganda may have a force of about 1000 men moving into Tanzania after air attacks on Mwanza killing one and destroying two houses. Diplomatic moves include a reported temporary truce brokered by Somali Foreign Minister Arteh, with messages exchanged involving Egypt's Sadat and Tanzania's Nyerere. Also, U.S. Peace Corps volunteers and other nationals detained in Kampala are released.
The FDA announced immediate limits on hexachlorophene hcp usage after findings of brain damage in babies. 3 percent solutions like Phisphex become prescription only, baby powders above .75 percent must be recalled, and infant products of the same strength removed from shelves. Preservative use limited to .1 percent with no safe OTC data. new drug applications required for bacteria control under outbreak conditions.
John Blood of 804 W Sum Ave faced City Magistrate Court after his dog attacked Mrs Sharon May's 14 year old son. Blood was found guilty and given a suspended $50 fine. The August complaint was signed by Sharon May of 808 W Summ.
US Air Force jets ranged between Fong and the Chinese border and hit new targets in a first full scale bombing of North Vietnam. In South Vietnam communist forces attacked seven government positions as fighting neared Quang Ngai city and province capital.
Northern Arizona University professor Robert J. Smith, 60, collapsed and died on the Flagstaff campus just before noon. A humanities faculty member since 1968, he came to NAU from Northern Colorado University, was born in Scotland, earned a 1962 Florida State doctor of music, and led Rotary Club activities and the Flagstaff Symphony Orchestra board. He is survived by his wife Sara and a daughter.
Flagstaff police rounded up Lis J. Gasparre 19 Tronte 1 Michael D Dow 20 Colony Mobile Estates and Dale E Brown 22 Route 1 as accessories after the fact in a Barker Village Mobil Station burglary on Sept 1. Tools and supplies valued at 1263.21 were stolen and later recovered from a seven foot deep hole on Leupp Road. The trio were taken into custody shortly after 4 p.m.
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