Weather summary and note of new store opening
The report lists daily high and low temperatures with forecasts for Flagstaff Sedona Winslow and other towns plus a Lake Powell outlook. It notes a Friday admission date for Jose Sandoval and a new store opening.
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Winslow
Holbrook
Lake Powell
Obituary for Dr. Smith at Flagstaff church service
Dr. Robert Smith 60 native of Paisley Scotland collapsed Friday at NAU South Academic Center and died at Flagstaff Community Hospital. Funeral 4 p.m. Monday at Federated Community Church Flagstaff. Mortuary handling arrangements. Survived by wife Sara Russel and daughter Sara Helen. Donations to Flagstaff Salvation Army.
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Paisley
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Northern Arizona University South Academic Center
Flagstaff Community Hospital
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Federated Community Church
Flagstaff Mortuary
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Royal Armored Corp
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Tunisia
Egypt
Florida State University
Florida State
University of Northern Colorads
Greeley
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United Fund
Sara Russel
Sara Helen
Flagstaff
Pioneer Sheep Rancher Aleman Dies in Williams
John Aleman a pioneer Arizona sheep rancher died Friday night in Williams. Services are pending at Walker Funeral Home. A Spanish Basque immigrant who arrived in Winston in 1914, he worked for several sheep companies before co owning Cross Mountain Sheep Co. later forming Lifernet and a new company with his son John Jr. The Alemans wintered in Buckeye. Frances, president of the National Wool Growers Association, and two grandchildren are noted.
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Williams
John Aleman
Arizona
Walker Funeral Home
Mr. Aleman
Winston
Spellmire and Lyons Sheep Co
Frisco Sheep Co
Flagstaff
Migual Echeverria
Cross Mountain Sheep Co
Alaman
Fra 2
Sep Pounette
Lifernet
John Jr
Alemans
Buckeye
Frances
National Wool Growers Autary
Jobe Il
Heidi
Voter Deadline Moved to Oct 8 in Arizona General Election
A three judge federal court ruled Arizona's 50 day voter registration cutoff before an election unconstitutional renewing voting rights for the 1972 general election. Authorities report a burglary in Flagstaff where a Ruger 22 Magnum pistol valued at $100 was stolen from a residence.
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Arizona
William Cherry
Old Flagstaff
Arizona Daily Sun notice and circulation details
Publication details for the Arizona Daily Sun Flagstaff include weekday evenings by the Flagstaff Publishing Co with address 417 W Santa Fe Ave. Post Office Box 243 and phone 7724 4345. Subscription rates listed by region and mail, plus a note on second class postage and reprint policy.
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Santa Fe ‘Aveé
Flagstaff
Ariz
Arizona Daily
Sem
Caconine
Navajo
Yavapai
U.N Debates Korea Item Split Over Terrorism Talk
Western and South Korean diplomats expect the General Assembly to defer Korea debate by 20 to 25 votes while Waldheim seeks a terrorism discussion. The arena is the 27th session agenda as 91 items are considered and a separate country plan to remove U.N. troops from Korea faces postponement.
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William N. Oatis
Associated Press
United Nations
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USN
General Assembly
Korea
Kurt Waltheim
Assembly
Waldheim
South Korea
North
Red Cross
Reunmi
U.N. Commission
U.S
Waldhein
George Bush
Four Suspects Booked for Casino Holdup at Lake Tahoe
Four men were arrested in Reno in connection with the 178 500 Harrah's Tahoe casino robbery at Lake Tahoe earlier this week. Suspects Jack Andrew Cozad 37 Donald Leroy Rice 39 both of Stateline Nevada Thomas Richard Norman 36 of Reno and Larry Joseph Swinberg 36 of South Lake Tahoe California remain jailed. The money was not recovered and the investigation continues.
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Tahoe
Lake Tahoe
FET
Washoe County
Jack Andrew Co Zad
Donald Leroy Rice
Stateline
Nev
Thomas Richard Norman
Reno
Larry Joseph Swinberg
South Lake Tahoe
Calif
Setterlé
Heart Seizure Claims Life at KOA Campground
A 5 year old Phoenix man died early today from a heart attack at the KOA Campground. Flagstaff police identified the victim as Bergamin Levio. Officer Bill Copeland, en route to the area, encountered a person flagging him down and found the victim. Levio was pronounced dead at 7 10 am by Dr Thomas Renry.
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Phoenix
Flagstaff
Bergamin Levio
Bill Copeland
Levia
Thomas Renry
Native American Coeds Finish Degrees via NAU Evening Program
Lena Yazzie Maxine Taosia and Mary Tsosie three Navajo Mohave from Parker pursued teaching degrees through NAU’s evening classes at Togel on the Navajo Reservation. Lena and Maxine advanced to student teaching at Chinle and Wide Rolas while Tsosie, after earning a BS at MAU, works on a masters in special education.
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Maxine Taosia
NAU
Yagsle
Miss Tsosle
College of Education
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Lena
Alma
Chinle
Narling
Maxine
Mary Tsosie
Parker
MAU
Neteeana
Administration Foepital
Long Beach
Lema
Chinle’e
HAU
Heary
Mavjoore Utility Authority
Toyei
Maryetta Tsosie
Date Harper
NAL
Teenie
Rem Parker
Nau Pete
Nixon McGovern clash heats up 1972 campaign
The 1972 presidential race grows prickly as President Nixon and George McGovern exchange barbs on defense and Vietnam policy. McGovern counters by tying Nixon to Watergate disclosures, while Sargent Shriver aids Democrats in Las Vegas and Texas. Shriver’s Las Vegas stop follows a day with Mike O Callaghan and a San Antonio fundraiser near Connally’s ranch.
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Nixon
Forever Treasury
John 4. Connally
Waterstate
Detroit
Rochester
N.Y
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South Dakota
Roy Witchester
Texas
Washington
Bennami Barker
Democratic Weadquarters
Watergate
Janes McGovern
Vietnam
Shriver
Las Vegas
Mike O'Callaghan
New York
Counally
Bank Research Shows State Economy Recovering
Arizona’s economy in the first half of 1972 showed broad gains across many indicators per First National Bank of Arizona. Personal income and retail sales rose, construction contracts surged, manufacturing hiring rebounded, and unemployment eased to 3.9 percent, with county gains in Maricopa and Pima. The report notes up 18.2 and 16.5 percent in sales, a 7 percent rise in employment, and an 11 percent increase in farm cash receipts, with cattle herds expanding to 542,000 head. Tourism income grew nearly 8 percent, and an optimistic second half is anticipated with new civic projects overhead.
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Arizona
First National Bank of Arizona
Cedars
Maricopa
Pimag
Beane
Perio
Peace Corps Recruitment Slated At NAU Campus
Norman Rogers, recruitment specialist, will interview Sept 25 29 from 9 am to 3 pm in the Student Activity Center at Northern Arizona University. Peace Corps and VISTA seek members in science and forestry fields as well as education and social work tutoring background.
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VISTA
Parade Plan Meeting Set For Northern Arizona Homecoming
An organization meeting for the 1972 Northern Arizona University homecoming parade is set for 4 p.m. Tuesday in Room 209 of Valversity Udon. Critics say dorms and groups expect to enter two floats this year, with most aimed at a race.
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Northern Arizona University
Valversity Udon Batt Ie
Environment Expert To Tour Water Areas
PROENIX A leading Israeli medical ecologist and water and environment expert will visit Phoenix this weekend to tour water projects. Prof Hillel Shuval of Hebrew University will be hosted by Mr and Mrs Albert Spector. Shuval will also speak at Vanderbilt University and in Washington. He has consulted with Arizona Governor Williams on shared water development issues.
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Proenix
Phoenix
Hillel
Shuval
Hebrew University - Hadassah
Early humans blamed for mass extinction of Ice Age megafauna
A University of Arizona scholar argued at Northern Arizona University that humans arrived in North America about 11,500 years ago and, with a small migrating band, rapidly hunted mammoths mastodons and other large animals to extinction within roughly 1,000 years. He contended the predators overwhelmed the fauna as they spread southward, leaving deer and other prey largely unaffected.
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Edmondton
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United States
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