Regents Raise NAU Budget in Tucson Meeting
The Arizona Board of Regents approved funding increases for the state universities with NAU receiving 95 893 and ASU 663 211 for the three campuses. The policy requires a minimum ACT score of 21 for admission and allows some students with a 2 5 average and upward trend to enroll. The move aims to manage enrollments as junior colleges absorb transfers and potential cuts hang on legislative action.
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Board of Regents
Tucson
Arizona Board of Regents
Athens
U of A
Pega
ASU
Ould
Walkup
From the Desk Dr Bob Smith’s upbeat Flagstaff legacy
Dr. Robert Smith, humanities professor at Northern Arizona University, died suddenly on Friday. In four years he became a central figure in Flagstaff, emceeing many events, leading Rotary song gatherings, and chairing the United Fund drive at NAU where he consistently broke giving records. His Scottish wit and piano playing energized clubs statewide.
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Robert Smith
Northern Arizona University
Bob
Flagstaff
Arizona
United Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Rotarians
Scotland
United States
Northern Arzona University
United States pushes UN for a global anti terrorism treaty
Secretary of State William P. Rogers urged the United Nations to convene a special diplomatic conference early next year to adopt a treaty cracking down on international terrorism. The plan calls for extradition or prosecution with severe penalties, and asks for broader cooperation including hijacking and sabatage conventions, with a focus on cross border acts.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
William P. Rogers
Rogers
U.N. General Assembly
Inter
Sweden
Tokyo
Hague
Montreal
International Civil Aviation Organization
Jet strikes store killing twenty two in California parlor
A private F86 Sabrejet crashed into Farrell's Tea Cream Parlor in Sacramento after takeoff, killing 22 and injuring 26. A family of four and many children perished or were injured as the jet struck the wall and cars outside. The pilot survived, repeatedly crying I’m sorry as rescuers freed him. Authorities identified victims. coroner noted fingerprints delays for children.
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Farrell
Sacramento
Richard Bingham
Newgate
Spectrum Air
William Penn Patrick
Bingham
Sacrmacnto Medical Center
Warfield Opens Flagstaff Symphony Season in Rehearsal
Warfield arrives in Flagstaff to rehearse with the Flagstaff Symphony for the 23rd season’s opener at University Auditorium. He will perform excerpts from Boris Godunov and songs from Porgy and Bess, with Mendelssohn and Schumann pieces on the program. Tickets remain available at the Symphony Office.
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Modest Mussourgsky
Boris Guodonen
George Gershwin
Porgy
Felix Mendelssoha
New England
Mary Lou Galen
Hans Richter-Hauser
Symphony
United Fund appoints division leaders for 1973 drive
J O Carnes announces three new division chairmen for the 1973 United Fund campaign Jack Holmes David Williams and Elmer Hubbard Jr to lead small business public service and tourism divisions. Holmes is with One Hour Martinizing and Williams heads Playstaff School District with city, county state and university agencies under his supervision. The fundraising goal is 100000 with thirteen agencies including Boy and Girl Scouts Red Cross Salvation Army and Florence Crittenton Home.
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United Fued
J.O. Carnes
Jack Holmes
David Williams
Public Service
Elmer Hubbard Jr
John Hughes
Robert Clark
Ernest Phillips
Commerce
Bernice Gidlas
Holmes
Martinizing
Sue Ag
United Fund
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Boys’ Club of
Flagstaff
Big Brothers
American Red Cross
Coronino
Salvation Army
Coronino County
Easter Seal Society
Arizona Children’s Home
Horbont Fourstation For
Florence Crittenton
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Bill Misslin
U.S
Jon Daniels
Kelvin Yazzie
East Flagstaff Junior High School
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Don Yellowman
Silver Saddle
Highway 89
Sunialn
Dave Thorton
Smdge
Don McChisky
George Nielsen
Warfield
Williams
Huboard
Carlies
Cochairman
Virgil Gillencrater
Jalk Holmes
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