Arizona Daily Sun from Flagstaff, Arizona • 8

8 The SUN, Flagstaff. Arizona, Sunday. August 12, 1979 Accident Victim Remains in Hospital finding one of her headlights broken, returned to the scene to see what she had hit. Tomerlin said in his report that upon discovering she had hit a person, Ms. Carroll again left the scene, returning to her home in Mountainaire.

She came back a short time later with her boyfriend, the report states, but by that time aid had been summoned for the victim. Ms. Bush was transported to the hospital by Flagstaff Ambulance Company. westbound car as it passed another vehicle that had pulled off the roadway. The vehicle which had pulled off reportedly was driven by a friend of the victim, who had stopped to offer her a ride.

The driver of the second car, Janice Ellen Carroll, 24, a Mountainaire resident, reportedly told Coconino County Deputy Dennis Tomerlin she didn't see anyone as she maneuvered to avoid the other vehicle. Ms. Carroll reportedly told Tomerlin she felt a thump, stopped a short distance down the road and, Sharron Bush, 17, Pinewood, remained hospitalized in satisfactory condition at Flagstaff Hospital Saturday following a Tuesday night traffic accident on Mormon Lake Road. A hospital spokesman said Ms. Bush suffered multiple abrasions and a fractured left leg.

According to a report released late Friday afternoon by the Coconino County Sheriffs Department, Ms. Bush, who was walking home from the North Lodge about 11:15 p.m. Tuesday, was struck by a Ohio Girl Wins Crown ATLANTA (UPI) An 18-year-old straight-A student from Mansfield, Ohio, was selected Friday night as the new Miss National Teenager for 1980 at the eighth annual pageant in Atlanta. Melissa Anne Bradley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Eugene Bradley, was chosen from among 52 contestants representing the 50 states, the District of Columbia and Puerto Rico. Miss Bradley, who was named valedictorian of her 1979 graduating class at Mansfield Christian High School, succeeds Barrie Burnette of Gallatin, Tenn. The first runner-up was Elizabeth Ruyak of Hudson. Wis. The other finalists were Allison Gnsso of Columbia, S.C.; Geanme Faulkner of Glendale, and Cynthia Baca of Los Lunas, N.M.

For the first time, the congeniality award was shared by two of the 52 entrants, Maribeth Cox of Newark, and Kari Baar of Dickinson, N.D. The new Miss National Teenager receives a number of scholarships, personal appearance contracts. an automobile and other awards. Chamber Endorses Petition Drive board versus a five-member board in relationship to the large area each supervisor must cover. The chamber is also aware that there are communities that feel there is no direct representation for them.

Coconino County is growing and with this growth comes many financial responsibilities, and supervision that will be better served through a larger delegation representing our vast area. "Coconino County must project itself into the future to satisty the needs of its people and the problems that are generated by growth. We are aware that there are a number of persons reluctant to have this population growth. However, we cannot hide our head in the sand and let it just take place. We need to guide this growth for a better future, Gisi concluded.

The petition drive under way by a citizens group to seek an election for a five member Coconino County Board of Supervisors has been endorsed by the Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. John Gisi, president, says The Chamber Board of Directors has received many requests from interested groups throughout Coconino County to encourage a petition drive for a five member Board of Supervisors election. We are encouraged that the citizens group started this drive and support the drive, and we urge our members to assist Wayne Schneider and Jack Foreman, co-chairmen, to help make this petition drive successful. The Chamber of Commerce has studied the issue of a three-member Miss National Teenager MELISSA Anne Bradley (left), Mansfield, a number of scholarships, personal Ohio, squeals for joy as she is named Miss appearance contracts and an automobile National Teenager for 1980. Barrie Burnett, for the award.

Miss National Teenager for 1979, pins on (UPI Telephoto) the ribbon for Miss Bradley, who will receive Cox Wryly Suggests He Could Sue President Rep. Stump Plans To Visit Northland Kennedy, recently was denied a federal judgeship by Carter. Press accounts quote a White House source as stating that you have rejected Archibald Cox for the 1st Circuit Court of Appeals on the basis of his age, which is a young 67, Rep. Paul Findley, said in a letter to Carter Friday. WASHINGTON (UPI) -President Carter could well be sued for age discrimination by former Watergate special prosecutor Archibald Cox, a Republican congressman wryly suggested to the president.

Cox. the 67-year-old Harvard law professor whose cause was strongly supported by Sen. Edward Since you signed the 1978 amendments to the Age Discrimination in Employment Act which raised the age of mandatory retirement to 70, I am certain you know that it be contrary to law to rule out Mr. Cox on the basis of his age, Findley said. Of course, I also know that you will not reject Mr.

CARPET PRICES! COME JOIN OUR TRUCKLOAD SALE' Caijet sm Flagstaff Finest in Floor Covering Cox simply because he has been highly recommended by Sen. Edward Kennedy, an occasional political rival. There is a danger that Mr. Cox might file a complaint against you for violating the law and thereby force the equal Employment Opportunity Commission to take you into federal court (perhaps even before a judge of advanced years) and force you to pay back wages. U.S.

Rep. Bob Stump, will make a week long fact-finding trip through Northern Arizona and meet with constituents in the Western Maricopa County area this month. Stump is a member of the U.S. House of Representatives Armed Services Committee Special Panels on NATO and SALT II and has been part of a special delegation which has been in a joint meeting in Belgium with members of the -North Atlantic Assembly, the new pean super parliament. The delegation also met with Gen.

Bernard Rogers, the Supreme Allied Commander in Europe, on NATO and SALT II problems. During its sessions, the U.S. delegation met with Turkish military and political leaders. Turkish approval of United States U-2 flights is one key to verification of Soviet SALT II compliance. NATO leaders are also relying on Turkish participation to protect NATOs southern flank which is considered extremely vulnerable to Soviet attack.

Following his return to Arizona, Stump will be meeting with constitutents in his district office in Phoenix and also throughout western Maricopa County. During the week of Aug. 20, the congressman will be making a personal inspection of the area between Sedona and Flagstaff which is being studied by the National Park Service as a potential national monument. He will also view wilderness areas and other problems currently under study by federal agencies. The congressman will be meeting with residents throughout the Arizona Strip region north of the Grand Canyon Aug.

21 with stops at Fredonia, Kaibab, Moccasin, Cane Beds, Colorado City, and Littlefield. Stump will meet in Mohave County with Dolan Springs area residents Aug. 22 at 9:30 and at noon he will speak at the Kingman Rotary Club. During the afternoon he will meet with Kingman area residents. Stump will speak Aug.

23 to a combined civic group in Williams before returning to Phoenix at the end of the week. The congressman will be returning to Washington, D.C. when Congress reconvenes after Labor Day. Pope Performs 2nd Baptism 201 WEST BIRCH 774-1850 cried heartily during the ceremony in the chapel at Castel Gandolfo. Some 40 relatives and friends attended the rite, the popes second baptism since his October election.

The Billers and their two other children met the pope during an Easter general audience. When the Polish pontiff saw that Mrs. Biller was CASTEL GANDOLFO, Italy (UPI) Pope John Paul II today performed his second baptism as pontiff, christening a British baby in a ceremony at the papal summer residence at Castel Gandolfo southeast of Rome. The baby, Alexis Biller, son of Stephen Biller, a civil servant, and his the baby was expected and, after he was told it was June, promised: I shall baptize the child. Alexis was born June 22 in Luxembourg, where his father works for an international agency.

The pope baptized an Italian baby girl, Fabiana Montefusco, on March 25 in a Rome clinic where her mother was about to undergo surgery. Indian Education Meeting Slated for NAU Sept. 12-14 Polish-born wife pregnant, he asked when Sherry Lynn Ralston 1 9 Shoemakers to America three brothers, James C. Ralston, II, Klamath Falls; Paul R. Castleberry and Eldon D.

Castleberry, both of Phoenix. Surviving grandparents are Leonard and Eula Lee Hueppelsheuser, Rosston, and Civill and Ruby Ralston, Klamath Falls. Friends may call tonight, 5-8, at the Grimshaw Bethany Chapel, 710 W. Bethany Home Phoenix. Graveside memorial services will be Tuesday, 2 p.m., at Flagstaff City Cemetery.

PHOENIX Sherry Lynn Ralston, 19, died at home at 3122 N. 37th Phoenix, Aug. 8. She was born in Flagstaff, Oct. 27, 1959.

She had worked as a receptionist in a doctors office in Phoenix prior to her death. Miss Ralston is survived by her father, James Ralston, Klamath Falls, and her mother, Esta Lee Kincheloe, Rosston, Ark. She is also survived by Northern Arizona University will host the second annual American Indian Education Conference at the South Academic Center Activity Center Wednesday-Friday, Sept. 12-14. The conference is dedicated to providing an opportunity for American Indians to express and exchange ideas, concepts and products essential to the development of knowledge and skills related to American Indian governance and prosperity, explains Mae Benally, conference coordinator.

The three-day conference will include guest speakers and group leaders from Arizona, Nebraska, New Mexico, Utah and Washington, D.C., who will develop the theme Human Resource Development for the American Indian. Last years Conference was attended by 276 perople. Those interested in pre-registering for the conference may attend the entire conference, including the Wednesday evening banquet, for $40. Registration is also available at a daily rate of $22. Students may register for per day.

The conference is co-sponsored by the Northern Arizona University College of Education, Dine Teacher Corps Project and the American Indian Education Training Resource Center at University of New Mexico. Pre-registration and additional information are available by calling (602 523-3170 in Flagstaff, or by contacting the Research Development Center, NAU Box 5774, Flagstaff. Feel the light. In the new lightweight Flex-dex from Dexter. Witn mellow leather styling and a low profile look thats all kicks and comfort.

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