Arizona Daily Sun from Flagstaff, Arizona • Page 12

SUN, Flagstaff, Arizona Friday, May 1971 Elks Event Honors Grounding State Money Bill (Continued from page 1) McCoreeU, speaking during the brief debate, said, 'The till hac cadip mra! Hitn'fi hilt nthr R-Phrenii, and Majority lad- Outstanding Youths May End Wednesday night outstanding ttila Rush Terry Rust, Ueor AirllTI .1 T. i. nrh SMHHn Staves Sides. Marion sections if led to pigs as gar- pleated for support in caucuses woukJ tave to be cooked, that stretched into hours astbey saw tbelr chance of wireline uti "I've been here five years and School, Flagstaff High School SkeUr, Jerri Sullivw, Tsosie mQK the 12May session mis week every year we wind up eatjug and Grand canyon mpi scjbwi Dembow, presiaent oi Apacae "wue j. ere recogniied.

Turner, Lee Voight, David Thursd Goodwin also is chairmar. CTtss the Students wd their parents WdH. Bill Young and Teresa 3trplanes are ncl MUiclpaUtles Committee nmll (the Seato). 1 hope some ere honored at the Kiks Sec Mama. tasei tvir by the Federa, and McConwU heads Public nnrt Annual Youth Recognition Recognised from Flagstaff AdmiLt'tlon.

m- Health anl Welfare. When them what to do wlth if. Ttae Senate, meanwbile, coa-curred in the conference committee report on the capital outlay bill and prepared to give final passage to lie general appropriations measure. There Day Banquet held al BPOE High School were David M. jje may cease operations per- threats to discharge the trio as No 499 lodge.

Anderson, Bonnie Bain, Angela snontl)1. conferees and even strip them Students from Coconino High Bell, Rececca Brown, Richard Jhe tVuv! three DeHavU- committee chairminships School that were recogniied were Chance, Chartene Coffin, James tfere grounded aE failed, (lie call went out to Gov. Vincent Ackermann, George Be- Culton, Carolyn Cortea John week AA following the Williams, gaye, Steve Brown, GwenCamell, Dowell, Elaine Dragert.Kather- oraEh )4St week oI a fourth Alter remaining in the Speak. iw urt ine Dver. Stella Ldmunds.

nu ers nffira fnr nearlv an hour. little doubt that the leglsli- Day, Phillip De Miguel Abel Randy Erik FredeU.SheU cijd, kimng alU2 persons tte governor emerged, smllbig fa would complete its work shut. tine down the session alter 124 days four days over the previous record set last year. and Jim Griego. Mary Ann Martinez, Laurie cleared or i just don't want to Mrttli- Also, Torleif Hald, Cathie fight it anymore," said Dem- Oi L-lty Harper, Jean Dawn Rawson, Pad Harper, Barbara Sue Hilton, Wallace and Pamela Wooldndge.

The FAA said the planes had ItCSlQClIt UieS Barbara House, Connie Irwin, Shirley Ha ong, 1- Kpon grounded until a fitting at ptirmmr fsust Hr.q. Fatal Wreck Kathy Kelley, Verna Krueger, cel bnarer ynMiia iig- the wing meets sepniiie Mary Schult, ff7, mother "diuy djigueis, 3 nni MB lusaiage u. ibsmm. of Mrs.EleanoratajiIieiil 01 lag- Tom Loomls, Keith Moore, Myla Nackard Robyn McCray, The plane modified to make stai( died Wednesday in Good npCllltc Tonya Moore, Uob McCauley Dave Corona Engler, Dan- a larger awJ a.ster, was known rit Hospital. CUIIE and Richard Nordin.

Blackgoat, Carlos Diaz, Greg a Carstedt Jettiner goo. will be at 10 a.m. others inrinrtprt I.nriP.n. Ward, Steve Martinez and In Unn dleton, John Pittman.CIndyrrit- Jim DeLeon. powered by two turbojels.

1541 Kast Thomas with Wirlai chard. Hobert Pritchard. Carol Coming down from Grand uhoeiiii rmnterv. Shirley Marie Smith. tteed, Phyllis Rossmeier, Cyn- Canyon Sidewalk Art Sale FAA official, said an Inspection 5, o( Mesa.

Criminal charges of misa- panel which covered the ques- Mrs. sm a inejnber of manslaughter havebeen tioned fitting was found about the Christian Science Church "led Comi? pr 100 feet Irom the crash site. and moved to Phoenix 23 years Cow agamst Richard He said it appeared that the' ttom hcr native Chicago. Ttaf Si? mvm Mum ofl dnrto 8,,. an April 1 1 mishap fatal toihree.

SECOND ann Today's 1 Markets a Ik Art Sale," ANDERSON'S ONE STOP GARDEN CENTER it 01 20 miles east oJ Flagstaff with a he held Saturday, said the official "velocity never rtPtooTtt" 12 grandchit "4 to exceed- was 290 miles an and 18 gJJ nXssTe Look i'g over Ze of ihe work to be sold WEEK NF.W VOftK (AP) Conliimed investor caution left the stock ZfTtf market without a diOTbl pattern today. Trading Ex-NAU MttH EleVatefi Ny! an passenger It aSl TT" JMlflS 1Verae! 30 '63 FKESNC. Calif. (SNS) Dr. ministrative siruclure, and hi.

wefelead ohheeneTndan Declines weresliohtlv ahead of advances among issues trad- Marvin B. Wampler, who form- office reble for tag. passenger Miss Nancy END left, Northern Arizona University students Charlene Hancock, Glen-dale, and l.inda Wilson, Flagstaff. The event is co-sponsored by Ihe Plaa Merchants and the Student Arts Company. Items (or sale include paintings, graphics, ceramics, jewelry and possibly some weaving.

(NAU Photo) ed on the New York Stock Exchange. lev ca1' J1 'To( Tu.ft ot p.m. (EDT) were: Prices on the NYSE KENTUCKY BLUE executive dean at Fresno State utilization of Ihe facilities, Injured, Collie. While al NAU, Wampler serv- a separate manslaughter Wampler has been working as eri as executive director of charge was filed by the or.o. Vm executive dean in an acting cap- finince ami facilities.

He came na County Attorney's Office 19 742 acitv sinc! lly last Decenv t0 FSC in 11,6 summi ot 1965 for each death, Rnq ber. The executive dean is a to accept Ihe position of asso SRASS SEED 12.84 14,07 member of the college's top ad- clate executive dean. fVanted! Am. Mutual Century Shares Col. Equity Col.

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