BIA Chief Sees Clash Over Indian Reforms Program
Washington AP reports Dureau of Indian Affairs Chief Louis R Bruce warned 24 American Indian demonstrators their arrests may trigger a confrontation with opponents of reforms. He met them to discuss circumstances of arrests and access to Deputy Commissioner Crow amid a dispute linked to water rights advisor William Veeder. Bruce urged a straight approach and expressed willingness to work with Crow, while pledging to keep the BIA a public meeting place for Indians.
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Washington
Dureau of Indian Affairs
Louis R. Bruce
Bruce
John O. Crow
Crow
William Veeder
Utility Hearing on New Mexico-Tucson Power Line
Officials briefed on the proposed 345 kilovolt line from San Juan plant near Farmington to Tucson, Arizona, with expected benefits to New Mexico. The hearing covered environmental impacts and potential reactor stations in Catron and Galeup areas, plus county tax gains and job creation.
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Santa. FE
Nutt
Tucson
Cas & Electric Ca
New Mexico
San Juan
Times
Farmington
Nlm
Ariz
John
Rowl
McKinley
Valencia
Catron
Gallup
Catron County
New Mexico Electric
David Bedford
New Mexico Power Pool
Bedford
Gale Lup
Community Public Service Co
Plains Electric Co
New Mexico Public Service Co
LULAC Meeting Set in Flagstaff With State Officers
State LULAC leaders will attend a Sunday meeting in Flagstaff led by Steve Zozaya. Officers from Tucson, Mesa, Tempe, Scottsdale, the three Phoenix councils, Verde Valley, and district directors for southern and northern Arizona will join. Sechrist School auditorium hosts from 1 to 3 pm with a steak fry at Ft. Tuthill to follow.
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Steve Zozaya
League of United Late In American Citizens
LULAC
Joe Montoya
Flagstaff
Lulac Council No
Tucson
Mesa
Tempe
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Verde Valley
Arizona
Phoenix Area
Lulac Council No. $60
Sechrist School
Ft, Tuthill
Arizona Daily Sun classified information notice summary
The notice lists publication details for the Arizona Daily Sun and Coconino Sun. It provides address, phone, circulation rates, and delivery options for Flagstaff and surrounding counties, noting subscription prices and mail options for readers.
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Flagstaff Publishing Co
Santa Fe Ave
Flagstaff
Ariz
Arizona Daily Sun
Coconino
Navajo
Yavapai
Payne Named Vice President of Williams Hospital Board
Ed Payne was named vice president at the Williams Hospital Board of Directors meeting, filling a vacancy since last June. The hospital recently admitted several long term patients from Coconino County, with families pleased by the care. Coconino County Medical Society members will tour Williams Hospital on September 29.
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Chet Arnold
Coconino County Medical Society
Williams Hospital
Teofila Aragon Dies in Flagstaff After 1915 Move
Teofila Aragon of Flagstaff died at 402 South Verde. Born March 8, 1890 in Ponderosa New Mexico, she came to Flagstaff in 1915 from Albuquerque. Survived by two sons Pete Trufillo and Charles Trufillo, daughter Mrs Saul Moreno, seven grandchildren and 12 great grandchildren. Funeral Friday 10 a.m. at Mexican Methodist Church. burial in Citizens Cemetery. Donations requested to Gideons. Pallbearers named.
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Teofila Aragon
Flagstaff
Albuquerque
N.M
South Verde
Mexican Methodist Church
Gene Lopez
Citizens Cemetery
Mrs. Aragon
Ponderosa
N. M
Santiago
Aragon
Pete Trufillo
Charles Trufillo
Watsonville
Calif
Saul Moreno
Coconino Fair Art on Display
The fine arts exhibit from the Coconino County Fair is ending and will be taken down. Artists with works in the show may pick up paintings after 1 p.m. tomorrow at the Gallery on the Northern Arizona University campus.
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Coconino Fair
Coconini County
Northern Arizona University
Art Gally
Area SDX Chapter to Get Charter
Arizona Gov. Jack Williams will keynote as the Grand Canyon Chapter of Sigma Delta Chi is officially chartered. The ceremony at Flagstaff Cavalry Club includes a 6 p.m. hospitality hour and dinner. Henry Rieger of Los Angeles will present the charter. Bert N. Bostrom leads the program with new member initiation and officer installation.
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Arizona
Henry Rieger
Los Angeles
District 11
Gav. Williams
Bert N. Bostrom
U.S. Wins and Loses in U.N. Two Chinas Push
In a UN steering committee vote the United States two Chinas proposal was recommended for agenda alongside an Albanian rival. The Albanian plan to seat the Communists and oust Nationalists also advanced. Taiwan condemned the U.S. move as a violation of the UN charter. US Ambassador Bush called the vote a forward step amid mixed outcomes. Also: Winslow, Richard Beecraft, 26, Arizona’s 333rd traffic death this year after a car overturn near Heber.
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United Nations
United States
Taiwan
China
General Assembly
Japan
Peking
Security Council
U.S
Juton
Foreign Ministry
George Bush
Cor
Associated Press
Winslow
Richard Beecraft
Arizona
Arizona Highway Patrol
Beecraft
Heber
Verde School Rule No 1 No Beer in Water Beds
Verde Valley prep school in Sedona debates water beds for students with Rule No 1 banning beer wine or gasoline as filling, no fish, no track shoes, beds off limits on trips, and school disclaimer of responsibility for cold weather risks.
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Sedona
Verde Valley
Cliff Perkins
Nome
Markets Fall Sharply Again Amid Broad Decline In NYSE
New York AP reports stock prices slid sharply Wednesday and again today with a moderate trading pace. Dow Jones industrial average dropped 9.85 points Wednesday and stood about 891.50 at noon, as declines outweighed advances on the NYSE amid widespread losses across major issues such as AmAirlines AmCan Ford Gen Elec and AT&T with many names showing fractional to single digit declines.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
NYSE
Personality and fashion awareness course opens in Flagstaff
Miss Ginger Lane announces a Personality and Fashion Awareness course starting Saturday October 9. The program, taught by Lone by a Tothion model from Phoenix, will cover makeup, figure control, and youth yoga, with limited class sizes and $50 fees. Contact Mrs Karen Dixon at 774-4318 for details.
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Ginger Lane
Lone
Phoenix
Ds Angeles
New York
Los Angeles
San Diego
Flagstaff
Miss Bone
Judy Orment
Butt Lene
Karen Dixon
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