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pp u1 2 The SUN. Flagstaff. Arizona, Friday, August 3, 1979 7AM EST 8-4-79 Police Log NATIONAL wt aimer SERVICE REC a.SI 2977 3000 BOSTON UWID YORK Northland Toda 1 4' 4 4 Ki Z) ftuyiiF fflwwk MIL Jr. 30.00 DAILY WEATHER SUNSET TODAY: SUNRISE TOMORROW: 5:38 PREVIOUS 24 HOURS (Ending 9 a.m.): High 89; Low 50: Precip. 0 YEAR AGO TODAY: High 87; Low 47; Precip.

0 NORMAL FOR DATE: High 80; Low 52; Precip. .09 RECORD FOR DATE: High 88 in 1975; low 37 in 1956; Precip. 1.64 in 1907. PRECIP. TOTALS: This month Total for year 13.76; Normal for date 10.32; To date last year 17.88 vr UPI WEATHER FOTOCAST Nice Weather Continuing MOSTLY SUNNY VERY WARM DAYS will continue into Saturday.

Increasing cloudiness is expected later in the weekend. Shower activity is in store for parts of the Gulf coast, the north and central states pnd the lower Atlantic seaboard. Fair to partly cloudy skies are forecast elsewhere. (UPI Telephoto) door to her home had been unlocked at the time of the theft. The incident occurred between 9:30 p.m., Thursday, and 6 this morning.

A telephone was pulled off a wall and a pair of binoculars, worth $40, and $75 cash were taken from a local apartment Wednesday evening, police said. Stephen J. Stratton, 17 E. Phoenix Ave. No.

3, told police the door to his apartment had been pried open sometime between p.m. The incident was reported Thursday morning. A Flagstaff man told police the glass sunroof of his car was broken out and a radar scanning radio stolen while the vehicle was parked at a westside restaurant, police said. Howard C. Nettles, 316 Papago said the sunroof was worth $89 and the radio, $100.

The vandalism and theft occurred between p.m., Thursday. A Flagstaff boy reported the theft of his bicycle to police. Harry Matthews 302 N. Verde said his Sears Free Spirit bicycle, Worth $120, was taken between a.m., Thursday. The theft was reported to police at about 1:30 p.m.

The Flagstaff Fire Department was called to Flagstaff High School Thursday to stand by while a vault was transferred to the administration building. A schools spokesman said a form of tear gas is built into the vault to pre-vent thefts and the transporting of the vault presented a hazard. CRIMESTOP 774-1234 Flagstaff police are investigating an attempted sexual assault this morning near Clay Avenue and San Francisco Street, the second such attack in that area this week. A 23-year-old woman who was walking home from work at about 1:30 was attacked by an Indian male in his 20s. The woman escaped before she could be hurt, police said.

The victim described her attacker as about 5-5, 150 pounds with black hair and brown eyes. The woman was assisted by three employees of a nearby bar who heard her screams for help. A Flagstaff woman reported the theft of $355 worth of items from her home Thursday, police said. Christine Ceballos, 214 E. Ellery said a five-gallon bottle filled with about $300 in pennies was taken, as were a wristwatch and a lamp.

The victim told police the house had been locked, but a door had apparently been pried open. The incident occurred between 7 a.m.-5:20 p.m., Thursday. A Flagstaff man told police six jacks were stolen from a home under construction. Jerry Springer, 1405 N. Mariposa told police the jacks are worth $240.

The theft occurred between p.m., Tuesday, and was reported to officers at 4 p.m., Thursday. A Flagstaff woman said $200 cash and $13 in food stamps were taken from a purse in her home, police said. Cecilia Flores, 2205 N. West said the back Husband Who Has Been Gone 7 Years Reported Missing A Flagstaff woman whose husband allegedly became involved with a drug-using religious cult has reported him missing, seven years after he disappeared from their former Montana home. Mary Ann Gassman, 30, a Flagstaff-area housekeeper, told Sgt.

Terry Kenney of the Coconino County Sheriffs Department her husband, Charles Noel Gassman, then 23, became involved with a drugusing group calling itself The Believers or The Christians. She said he would disappear from their Seeley Lake, home for months at a time, leaving her and their children to fend for themselves. The last time she saw her husband was on the morning of Aug. 14, 1972, just before he left their home for the last time, she told the officer. Mrs.

Gassman said she still has frequent contact with her husbands parents, who have been helping her support the children. They have not heard from their son either, she added. Asked why she was reporting the mans disappearance now, seven years late, the woman said she was advised to do so to enable the children to qualify for social security benefits. Seeley Lake is about 60 miles from Missoula. 12 Liberal Senators May Vote Against SALT Pact is no way in the world I can vote for this treaty.

Goldwater sparked speculation Thursday he might be softening his anti-SALT position when he said in a Senate speech the United States could do an acceptable job of checking up on Soviet compliance with the pact. CL WASHINGTON (UPI) Twelve liberal senators said today efforts to link approval of SALT II to increased defense spending were unacceptable and several indicated they might vote against the pact. We are gravely concerned over these attempts to tie arms procurement to arms control, they said in a letter to President Carter. Bargaining with SALT II imperils both a sound national defense and meaningful arms control. We regard such linkage as an unacceptable price to pay for a treaty of strategic arms limitation.

Sens. Howard Metzenbaum, D-Ohio, and Adlai Stevenson, told a news conference they might oppose the treaty if the White House accepted such linkage. In an apparent effort to link the pact with increased defense spending, Sen. Ernest Hollings, said he would propose a $2.6 billion hike in defense spending a 3 per cent increase in the military budget when Congress reconvenes after its August recess. But Stevenson also said he favors an amendment instructing both U.S.

and Soviet negotiators to seek deep reductions in strategic arsenals in SALT III negotiations. And Sen. Don Reigle, said he would have to see what kind of a spending package might accompany SALT II before he could decide. Also siping the letter were assistant Democratic leader Alan Cranston, George McGovern, William Proxmire, Paul Tsongas, Claiborne Pell, Carl Levin, Larry Pressler, Lowell Weiker, R-Conn. and Patrick Leahy, D-Vt.

In another development, Sen. Barry Goldwater, said in a statement from Arizona: There are no conditions under which I could support SALT II. There Larry Daniels, 46 In the past few months so many people have been switching over to Farmers Insurance that, well, we've just had to move to new quarters where we can serve our, many friends even better than before. The next move is up to. you.

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Dinner will be served from 4 p.m. til 10 p.m. daily. Tickets 4.00 FORECAST FOR FLAGSTAFF AND NORTHERN ARIZONA: Mostly sunny and very warm today and Saturday. Increasing afternoon clouds Saturday.

High today 89. Low tonight 51. High Saturday 87. FORECAST FOR SEDONA: Sunny and hot today and Saturday. Highs both days 95-107.

Lows tonight 60s-70s. FORECAST FOR WINSLOW AND HOLBROOK: Some afternoon cloudiness but mostly sunny and hot today and Saturday. High today near 102. Low tonight in the mid 60s. High Saturday near 100.

WEATHER OUTLOOK SUNDAY THROUGH TUESDAY Mostly sunny and seasonably warm, but with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers mainly in the central mountains and southeast. Mountain highs 80, 100-110 deserts. Mountain lows upper 40s-50s. low to mid 80s southwest deserts. FORECAST FOR LAKE POWELL: Fair through Saturday.

Highs near 100. Lows near 70. Light winds today, becoming southerly and increasing Saturday. Flagstaff Hospital Notes New Citizens THURSDAY, Aug. 2: Russell and Daphne Jones, 3214 N.

King, girl, 7 12V4 oz. Monty and Marsha Griffin, P.O. Box 766, Tuba City, girl, 7 4 oz. Bruce and Joan Nordstrom, 1480 E. Everest Drive, girl.

6 9 oz. Bruce and Mary Cebell, P.O. Box 458, Kayenta, boy, 8 5 oz. Charles and Diana Taylor, Route 3, Box 657, boy, 5 15 oz. Forest Fire Danger Coconino National Forest: No fires in the past 24 hours.

The fire danger is high. Total fires to date 220. Marriage Licenses July 31 Dennis H. Sibley, 37, and Lynn Horner, 30, both Flagstaff. Aug.

2: Michael B. Gardner, 19, and Theresa E. Lan davazo, 18, both Flagstaff. Richard S. Armijo, 19, and Cynthia A.

Castillo, 17, both Flagstaff. Charles E. Roollins, legal age, Las Vegas, and Rose M. Martinez, legal age, Flagstaff. Fire Log Thursday 11:29 a.m.

701 N. Kendrick St Flagstaff High School, standby for removal of tear gas vials. Buckeye; two sons, Rod of Parks and Mike of Phoenix; one brother, Monte, and a sister, Patsy Ceal, both of Douglas; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. M.D.

Daniels, Douglas; and three pandsons, The family requests any donations be made to the Florida College Book Store, 119 N. Glenn Temple Terrace, Fla. 33617. i Funeral services for Larry Keith Daniels, 46, who died Wednesday in a motorcycle accident, will be at 10 a.m. Saturday at the Flagstaff Mortuary Chapel.

Officiating at the service will be Ray Parmenter and Kenny Marrs. Burial will be in the Citizens Cemetery. Born April 17, 1933 in Corpus Christi, Texas, Mr. Daniels came to Flagstaff in 1960 from El Paso, Texas. He worked as a refrigeration serviceman for Hoffman Refrigeration until he started his own business as a refrigeration contractor in 1967.

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