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ryw nonrmfnr 2 TheSUN, Flagstaff, Arizona, Wednesday, September 8. 1982 The Forecast For 8 p.m. EDT Thursday, September 9 High Temperatures nrrf'r'WHv Rain Showers! Northland Today Djg) purchase gasoline, checked it out and found it had been reported stolen. Police officers questioned the two and reportedly found the credit card and a tray containing a peen leafy substance believed to be marijuana under the car seat. The two were arrested at about 8:39 SUNSET TODAY: SUNRISE TOMORROW: 6:05.

PREVIOUS 24 HOURS (Ending Midnight): High 76; Low 48; Precip. .38. YEAR AGO TODAY: High 76; Low 43; Precip. 0. NORMAL FOR THIS DATE: High 76; Low 44; Precip.

.06. RECORD FOR THIS DATE: High 88 in 1977; Low 33 in 1935; Precip. .75 in 1949. PRECIPITATION TOTALS: This month 1.15; Total for the year 19.27; Normal for this date 13.24; To date last year 16.73. p.m., police said.

In the 24 hour period ending at midnight Flagstaff police investigated one accident without injury, no accidents with injuries and no accidents with fatalities. There were 31 arrests and 177 calls for service. National Weather Service NOAA, US. Dept, ol Commerce Fronts: Cold Warmw Occluded vr Stationary No Change weather extends from southern California into the western section of the Midwest. Shower activity is also forecast for the Pacific northwest and the Gulf coast states.

(AP Laserphoto) VARIABLE CLOUDINESS AND the chance of thundershowers will continue over Arizona and much of the southwest for at least the next 24 hours. The current band of cloudy, wet Construction Budget Requests Top Board of Regents Agenda Former ANA Secretary Dies PHOENIX (AP) Services will be held Thursday in Memphis, for Katherine S. Kitty Smith, former executive secretary and manager of the Arizona Newspapers Association. She died here Saturday at the age of 61. Mrs.

Smith was ANA executive secretary and manager until severe rheumatoid arthritis forced her to retire in 1980. Later this year, Mrs. Smith was to receive the Golden Service Award from the ANA in recognition of her outstanding service to the newspapers in the state. The award is one of the two highest distinctions given by the association. Survivors include her husband, John; one son, Larry of Bloomington, and mother and brother, both out of state.

Lorrane Filut 45 CHANDLER Mrs. Lorrane Filut, 45, died Friday at John C. Lincoln Hospital, Phoenix. She was born Jan. 30, 1937, in Linton, N.D.

Mrs. Filut moved to the Queen Creek area in 1967. She was a private duty nurse aide. Funeral services will be 10 a.m., Wednesday, at the First Baptist Church, 830 W. Ray Road, Chandler.

The Rev. Larry Jordan will officiate. Burial will follow at Mesa Cemetery. Survivors include her husband David Bellemont; three sons, David A. Kevin and Ernest; two daughters, Mrs.

Wanda Wells, Chandler, and Miss Cheryl Filut, Chandler. Also surviving are four grandchildren, four sisters and three brothers. Bueler Mortuary, Chandler, is handling the funeral arrangements. CRIMESTOP 774-1234 At least $1,000 worth of merchandise was taken in a weekend burglary at an East Santa Fe Avenue tire business, police reported. Darold Jansen, manager of Double Tire, 1808 E.

Santa Fe said the store was closed during Labor Day weekend. An employee checked inside the store Sunday but found nothing disturbed. Jansen told police the break-in was discovered Tuesday shortly after- 8 a.m. Police said evidence indicated two suspects apparently drove to the rear of the business, climbed on top of the transformer shed and knocked a hole in the roof to gain entry. Police found a claw hammer on the roof which had apparently been used to break the hole.

The suspects may have backed a truck up to the rear of the store to haul away merchandise, police said. Jansen said he would have to make a full inventory to find what had been taken. He told police 10 tires valued at approximately $1,000 were missing. The publisher of the Northland News reported 10 newsstands worth an approximate amount of $500 stolen from various business locations throughout Flagstaff. Marge Jean Lee, 41, publisher of the bi-weekly paper, said the stands were taken sometime between Aug.

25 and Tuesday. The stands were wooden and painted bright red, Lee told police. A man and a woman charged with possession of marijuana and the man arrested on an additional charge of possession of a stolen credit card, police reported Tuesday. Donald Ordway, 37, Corpus Christi, Texas, and Sharon Rate Stark, 27, Spring Valley, were iarrested afterbeing questioned by police at an East Santa Fe Avenue service station. The service station attendant had become suspicious of a credit card used to relating to competition between the universities and private enterprise, and take action on plans for using Sun Devil Stadium in Tempe for professional football.

The regents will meet in executive session Friday at 9 a.m. The board will convene as a committee of the whole at 10 a.m. to hear persons desiring to address the board. Various committee meetings will follow and continue throughout the day. The regular meeting of the board begins at 9 a.m.

Saturday. Reports of the previous days committee meetings will be presented, as well as regents President Esther N. Capins agenda and the agendas of the university presidents. Capital construction budget requests for Arizonas three universities and schedules for 1983-84 tuition and fee rates for part-time and off-campus students will be presented to the Arizona Board of Regents at its meeting Friday and Saturday at Northern Arizona University. The board will consider proposed amendments to its Guidelines for Determining Tuition Status, prompted by statutory changes enacted by the Legislature.

A report also will be presented on plans and the timetable for developing the 1983-84 operating budget request for the Arizona University System. In other business, the board is expected to receive a report on activities George Wallace in Runoff Many Incumbents Backed I would like to take this opportunity to express my gratitude and sincerely thank you for your vote in the primary election. Remember, I'm as near to you as your telephone, 1-800-352-8404 Toll Free. Sen. Van Poole was forced into an Oct.

5 runoff against Palm Beach County Prosecutor David Bludworth. Connecticuts only statewide primary was an unprecedented Democratic battle for the secretary of state nomination. Patricia Hendel, who claimed she was denied party backing because she is Jewish, lost to Julie Tashjian.T'l In Alabama, with 74 percent of 4,114 precincts counted, Wallace had 316,138 votes or 41.2 percent; Lt. Gov. George McMillan had 232,716 votes or 30.3 percent; House Speaker Joe McCorquodale had 197,299 votes or 25.7 percent, and former Gov.

James E. Big Jim Folsom and retired attorney Reuben McKinley divided the remainder. IMoirni By The Associated Press 1 Alabama Democrats forced former Gov. George C. Wallace into a runoff with the lieutenant governor in his bid for a record fourth term, but the onetime segregationist said he was ready for a tough fight and pledged to serve the average citizen of both races.

In other primary elections Tuesday, Florida Republicans picked five-term congressman L.A. Skip Bafalis, who drew campaign support from Vice President George Bush, to face Democratic Gov. Bob Graham in November. In the Republican contest to oppose Floridas Democratic Sen. Lawton Chiles targeted as vulnerable by the Republican National Committee state State Representative -District 2 Paid for by the committee to elect Sam McConnell.

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I I hannel City. ZIP- Automatic Dialing yJOne button dialing of your ten mos frequently called numbers. Hook Dialing Anothe nds FreeXconvenience FORECAST FOR FLAGSTAFF AND NORTHERN 'ARIZONA: Flash flood watch for southern and -'western Coconino County until 9 p.m. Variable clouds with scattered to numerous showers and locally heavy thundershowers. Gusty winds, heavy rains and possible hail are expected.

Highs, mid-70s. There is a 70 percent chance of rain today. Tonight, variable clouds with shower activity decreasing. Lows, mid-40s. There will be a 40 percent chance of rain.

Thursday, variable clouds with scattered showers and locally heavy thundershowers. Highs, mid-70s. There will be a 60 percent chance of rain. FORECAST FOR SEDONA: Flash flood watch until 9 p.m. Variable clouds with numerous showers and thundershowers.

A few locally heavy. Highs, low 90s. Tonight, mostly cloudy with scattered thundershowers. A few heavy thundershowers with a high flash flood potential. Lows, mid-60s.

Thursday, scattered locally heavy thundershowers afternoon and evening. Highs, near 90. FORECAST FOR WINSLOW AND HOLBROOK: Partly cloudy today. A few thundershowers this afternoon and evening. Mostly cloudy tonight with slight increase in showers, lows, upper 50s.

Thursday, variable clouds with a chance of showers. Highs, mid-80s. WEATHER OUTLOOK FRIDAY THROUGH SUNDAY Mostly dry with widely scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers central and southern mountains. Highs, mountains, low 70s to low 80s; 102-110 deserts. Lows, mountains, mid-40s to mid-50s; 75-85 deserts.

FORECAST FOR LAKE POWELL: Partly cloudy through Thursday. Scattered afternoon and evening showers. Highs, both days, 85-95. Lows, upper 50s to low 60s. Winds light and variable, gusty near showers.

Marriage Licenses Aug. 27: Garrett Lee Bennett, 20, and Tammy Jean Sanderson, 19, both Page Aug. 30: James Walter Minnick, 21, and Deborah Lynne Bittinger, 19, both Sedona Aug. 31: Charles Ray Milner, 43, and Patricia Katherine Daniels, 39, both Flagstaff Kent James Luttrell, 32, and Patricia Lynn Rubick, 30, both Flagstaff Charles Eugene McGuire, 20, and Carrie Lynn Hansen, 18, both Flagstaff Sept. 1: Charles Edward Duffy, 54, and Rosalyn Carolyn Duffy, 25, both Flagstaff Steven Wayne Henry, 19, and Jan Karen Cooper, 18, both Flagstaff Frederic Colby Lucas 73, and Helen Dunbar Edelen, 72, both San Diego Sept.

2: Gale Alan Soehner, 26, and Mary Kay Faber, 24, both Flagstaff Richard Shuler, 36, and Mary Lucille Meiling Chun, 30, both Flagstaff Mark Edward Turner, 21, and Madeline Yvonne Gallegos, 19, both Flagstaff Brad Clifton Brinkman, 24, and Jean Teresa Del Giorgio, 21, both Flagstaff Fire Log Tuesday 7:52 a.m. 2306 E. Lucky Lane, first aid call 10:04 a.m. Cherry Avenue and George Drive, standby for gas leak 12:52 p.m. U.S.

89A and Interstate 40 interchange, first aid call 12:56 p.m. South of Butler Avenue, brush fire 5:42 p.m. 4412 Wintergreen Drive, electrical short circuit 7:32 p.m. 1515 S. Milton Road, smoke scare 10:26 p.m.

1900 E. Sixth gas smell Coconino National Forest Forest fires reported in the last 24 hours, 10. Man caused, lightning caused, 9. Total breakdown since Jan. 1, 307.

Man caused, 130; lightning caused, 177. Current fire danger, low. MOTOROLA O' and Clactromct Inc. Motorola and Pulsar II are trademaddcriMolofola Inc Quotations furnished by Raucher Pierce Refines, Inc. and ID?) Corporation NEW YORK (AP)-The stock market turned upward today, rebounding from Tuesdays decline.

The Dow Jones average of 30 industrials, off 10.85 on Tuesday, rose 3.67 to 917 95 by noontime. Gainers held a 3-2 lead over losers among New York Stock Exchange-listed issues. Analysts said there didnt appear to be any specific news behind the markets drop Tuesday. The NYSEs composite index rose .43 to 69.99. At the American Stock Exchange, the market value index was up .84 at 282.33.

NEW YORK (AP) Handy and Harman spot silver today $8,820. Engelhard silver fabricated $9,437. Selected world gold prices today: London morning fixing $469.00, off $12.00 London afternoon fixing $458.00, off $23.00 Paris afternoon fixing $415.71, off $21.98 Frankfurt fixing $469.00, off $16.00 Zurich late afternoon fixing $455.00, off $30.00 bid, $457.00 asked. Handy Harman (only daily quote) $458.00, off $23.00 Engelhard (only daily quote) $458.00 off $23.00 Engelhard (only daily quote) fabricated $480.90, off $24.15 New York (AP)-Noon stocks: Last Chg. A TAVERN DAILY SUN Published Monday through Friday evening and Sunday morning by The Flagstaff Publishing Company, 417 West Santa Fe Avenue, Flagstaff, AZ 86002.

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