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The SUN, Flagstaff, Arizona, Tueaday, January 4, 19773 Breed, Perez Reelected To School Board Positions BY JANE LLOYD SUN Education Reporter Carol S. Breed was reelected president and Kathy Perez renamed clerk of the Flagstaff Board of Education at Monday nights meeting. Arizona school boards are required by state law to elect a president and clerk each January from its membership. Mrs. Breed and Mrs.

Perez have each served one year in their respective offices. Flagstaff attorney Joe R. Babbitt joined the board for the first time Monday night after being elected in the November General Election. Former member Verne D. Seidel Jr.

did not seek reelection. Supt. of Schools David A. Williams reported he was notified by City Manager Charles K. McClain that the Arizona Department of Transportation has concurred with proposed changes in the realignment of the Lockett, Fourth and Cedar streets intersection.

City designers plan a new S-shaped intersection which requires using a triangle of land at East Flagstaff Junior High Schools southeast corner. The school district leases the land from the U.S. Forest Service and must grant the agency permission to allow the city to use the land. Williams said at the Dec. 20 board meeting the district would not request the land release until satisfied the city and state would agree to several intersection design changes.

The changes include providing for a more direct crosswalk at one corner, building a retaining wall and fence at the schools southeast corner and building guardrails around proposed traffic islands. Williams said Monday he is extremely pleased with the city and state departments response and is satisfied changes will be made. In other action, the board authorized Williams to serve as its agent, in signing and processing all federal and state forms, applications and proposals. Williams said the authorization is a formality renewed annually. The board also recognized The Anzona Daily Sun for outstanding contribution to and cooperation with the public schools, district residents and Flagstaff children.

Board members will discuss 1977 and 1978 goals at their Jan. 17 meeting. The discussion will include concerns, interests and desires for the next school year arid will permit the administration time to develop financial requirements for approved goals, Williams said. Babbitt requested a board discussion of Flagstaff Public Schools discipline policies. He said he was concerned school district suspension of students violating criminal laws was beyond the district's duties.

Williams said the district will ask for a legal opinion from the Coconino County Attorneys office and the board will discuss discipline policies further at a February meeting. In personnel action, the board approved the resignation of Tony Gabaldon as a counselor at East Flagstaff Junior High School. Gabaldon resigned to serve as an aide for Sen. Dennis Deconcini, D-Ariz. He will be state director of DeCon-cinis offices in Phoenix and Tucson.

Board members approved an out-of-state travel request for Asst. Supt. Gary W. Prosper to participate in a collective bargaining conference sponsored by the Association of School business officials in Atlanta, Ga. Travel expenses will be furnished by the association.

It's a Bird It's a Plane stopped In Flagstaff to make repairs on the vehicle as he traveled from Ventura, to Detroit. (SUNfoto) A TRIVETTE, said John Miller, a representative of Brothers Custom Cycle, Southfield, distributors of the three-wheeled vehicle. Miller Motives, Witnesses Sought in Prison Death The TriVette: Is It A Car Or A Motorcycle? which folded in 1972 after bilking thousands of investors out of an estimated $5 million. The victim had been a prosecution witness against eight fellow officials of Great Southwest indicted in 1974, including James H. Cornwall, the former president of the firm, who remains in the prison here.

All nine were convicted or entered pilty pleas. Serra, Cornwall and two others served prison terms. Cornwall was sentenced to 10 to 20 years. Among his statements to police was a charge that Ned Warren reputed godfather of Arizona land schemes, was the behind-the-scenes boss of Great Southwest. Warren never was indicted in the Great Southwest case, but was convicted in 1975 of extortion.

He also faces trial for fraud in connection with the sale of Yavapai County land to overseas servicemen. problems I found when I camped last night so I decided to stop here, he said. The vehicle can hold the driver and a passenger or the rear seat can fold down for luggage. Some of the specifications: It has a four-cylinder, Fiat 850cc engine, can go from zero to 60 miles an hour in nine seconds, has a top speed of more than 100 miles an hour, and at 55 miles an hour, can get 61 miles a gallon. It is 165 inches long, 60 inches high, 50 inches wide and has a 109-inch wheel base.

It has a 15-gallon gas tank. Equipped with disc brakes and gullwing doors, the headlights are mounted in the rear wheel fenders. It drives really well, Miller stated, and this one is equipped with air-conditioning, a tape deck and a citizens band radio. The base price: $4,995. BY RICK VELOTTA SUN Staff Reporter Its called a TriVette and in some states its considered a car and in others, a motorcycle.

John Miller, who drove the vehicle into Flagstaff for some minor repairs, isnt sure what it is in Arizona but the oddity turned several heads as it cruised through city streets and was parked on West Santa Fe Avenue. The three-wheeled, vehicle was designed by a company in Ventura, and distributed by Brothers Custom Cycle of Southfield, Mich. I just picked this up in Ventura and am on my way to the Autorama in Detroit, Miller said. With the range the TriVette has, Miller will be able to make it to the nationally-known car show Jan. 6-9 with only three gasoline tank fill-ups.

I needed a few parts for some Adamson Lawyers Challenge TUCSON (AP) Lawyers in the trial of a man charged with killing a newspaper reporter have successfully made their first challenges to the impaneling of jurors. Two potential jurors were excused from the case Monday after their impaneling was challenged due to their comments in the selection process. In addition, two other potential jurors were excused after claiming that being sequestered an estimated four weeks would be a hardship. One man was impaneled, bringing to eight the number of jurors selected so far. Jury selection was suspended for today to allow Superior Court Judge Ben C.

Birdsall to handle other matters. The process, in the case of John Harvey Adamson, 33, charged with murder in the car bomb killing of investigative reporter Don Bolles, will continue Wednesday. Bolles, of the Arizona Republic, died 11 days after his car was bombed last June 2 in Phoenix. FLORENCE (AP) No motive and no willing witnesses have been found, and may never be, in the stabbing death of a former land fraud fipre at the Arizona State Prison, officials said. Anthony N.

Serra, 42, former sales manager and states witness in the collapse of Great Southwest Land and Cattle was found beaten and repeatedly stabbed to death Monday in the prison license-tag factory where he worked. A murder weapon has been found, said Warden Harold Cardwell. A homemade shank was found outside the building in a trash barrel. A search of about 74 inmates in the area after the slaying resulted in the confiscation of a' zip pn and three more homemade knives, which apparently had been made Monday morning, Cardwell Serra was stabbed twice in the chest and once in the head, he said, but none of the 74 inmates admitted witnessing the stabbing. Serra was serving eight to ten years on 11 fraud counts in connection with operations of the land firm Garner Pleads Guilty A Williams woman Monday entered a plea of guilty in the October 1976 shooting death of a Flagstaff man.

Bessie M. Garner, 40, entered the plea before Coconino County Superior Court Presiding Judge J. Thomas Brooks. She was accused of second degree murder in the death of John Harvey, 45, Flagstaff, who died early Oct. 29, 1976, after a shooting incident outside a southside Flagstaff tavern.

Garner pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter while armed, an offense that carries a potential penalty of five years to life in the Arizona State Prison. The terms of her plea agreement contain the recommendation that she be given probation. Colorado Man Files Auto Death Suit A Mancos, man has filed a half million-dollar suit in Coconino County Superior Court in the 1975 traffic accident death of his 40-year-old son. The suit was filed Monday by Flagstaff attorney Joseph R. Babbitt, on behalf of Howard N.

Whip- pie in the January 1975 death of Norman J. Whipple, 40, near Page. Defendants in the suit are Rose M. and Leo Smith. The action alleges Mrs.

Smith was the driver of a vehicle that struck and killed the younger Whipple and that she was under the influence of alcohol at the time of the accident. The action alleges that Whipples death caused his parents grief and expense. Phoenix TV Station Can't Go on Air PHOENIX (AP) A new television station wont begin broadcasting until late this year or early next year because of financial problems, officials of KNXV-TV announced. Edwin Cooperstein, president and general manager of the station, said Monday the commercial station had been scheduled to be on the air-as channel 15 by the end of 1976, but that the economic recession delayed financing plans. Northern Arizona SUNRays The Flagstaff Gems and Minerals Society will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m.

in the Southern Union Gas Blue Flame Room. The Epilepsy Chapter of Northern Arizona will hold a public meeting for all people with epilepsy and other interested persons. The meeting is scheduled at the Community Room at Yavapai Savings, 2500 N. Fourth St. Purpose of the meeting will be to determine needs and services available in Northern Arizona to assist persons with neurological disorders, said Bill Thomas, a spokesman for the group.

The meeting is scheduled at the Community Room at Yavapai Savings, 2500 N. Fourth St. fa "ti ALBUQUERQUE -The Forest Service is accepting applications through February 15 for 350 summer jobs on the National Forests In Arizona and New Mexico. Hal'Watson, Forest Service Regional Personnel Officer, said the jobs would begin after May 13 and end before oct. 1.

Applications for the aid and technician positions are available at all Forest Service offices, he said. Applicants must be at least 18 when they report for duty and capable of performing arduous work. Castro Endorses Pipeline Plan would be used to transport crude from California ports to refineries in Midland, Tex. The governor said he gave his endorsement because of the overriding benefits and because I am assured the environmental impact of the line will be minimal. About 315 miles of pipeline are in place in Arizona.

Another 40 miles would have to be constructed near the Arizona-California border. PHOENIX (AP) Gov. Raul Castro endorsed a plan by Standard Oil of Ohio (SOHIO) today to convert a natural gas pipeline to transport Alaskan crude oil across Arizona. In a statement prepared for a U.S. Bureau of Land Management environmental hearing, Castro said SOHIO has assured the state that crude oil will be availble if refineries are built in Arizona.

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