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ur i 1 The SUN. Flaostatf. Arizona. Tuesday, April 3. 1979 Wayside Inn Considered One of the Better Homes shaped building.

The attendant, Dorothy East, and six other persons were injured. Also among the injured was Flat River Fire Chief Glen Roux, who brought out two persons. He suffered smoke inhalation and was hospitalized. Because many of the bodies were found by doorways, which opened onto a central hallway, authorities said the dead probably were alerted by a fire alarm but were overcome by the black smoke. FARMINGTON, Mo.

(UPI) The Wayside Inn, destroyed by a smoky fire which killed 25 persons early Monday, was a well-kept boarding home and included veterans and mental patients among its 37 residents. From the standpoint of patient care and of the physical facility, it is one of the better boarding homes Ive seen, said David R. Freeman, director of the Department of Social Services. Freeman, who arrived at could have done a better job of evacuating people. One attendant was on duty when the fire broke out in an attic above the kitchen of the masonry-and-brick building on the outskirts of town.

Fire officials say faulty wiring or lightning may have ignited the blaze. Because the nearest fire hydrant was a half-mile away, fire fighters reported a lack of pressure in battling the fire. High winds quickly whipped the flames through the U- the scene shortly after the fire was extinguished, said the 42-bed home was inspected in December and its license was renewed in January. However, he said state laws regulating boarding homes are wholly inadequate. If we are given the power to regulate, we would require more than one person be responsible for the lives of 37 patients, he said.

Thats critical to the situation here. In a one-story building it appears ye Walking Giant Found With Head, Hands Cut Off ft tesjh, The man had light brown hair and had a three-quarters of an inch horizontal scar on his left knee. No other tattoos, scars or birthmarks were visible. Learning Calligraphy PHOENIX (UPI) -Detective Art Hanratty says he was a walking giant. But thats about all authorities know about the man whose nude body, with head and hands cut off, was found last Friday morning.

The man was six feet, six inches to six feet, eight inches tall; weighed 350 to 360 pounds and was between 30 and 40 years old, said Hanratty of the Maricopa County Sheriffs Department. Two fisherman on their way to Lake Pleasant found the body about 7 a.m. Friday morning near State Route 74 (Lake Pleasant Road) and 99tli Avenue. Tire marks off the main road were found at the scene. An autopsy Saturday determined the man was dead about six hours before he was found, Hanratty said.

The autopsy also revealed that while the man was shot, the cause of death was decapitation, the detective added. Despite an air search, the head and hands still have not been recovered Hanratty said. DICK BEASLEY, associate professor of art at Northern Arizona University, demonstrates the use of a quill pen to third grade students (from left) Roman Bennett, left, Renee Soto, and Griffin Coffelt at East- burn Education Research Center. Beasley showed the class of Dr. Nellie Rost various types of writing and several old manuscripts.

(NAU Photo) The LITE Co. Lamp Parts and Repairs Better Lighting For Better Living 2919 N. 4th St. (602) 774-6257 Travel Writers to Meet In Flagstaff Next Month Anniversary The annual meeting of the American Travel Writers western chapter will be conducted in Flagstaff May 1-4. It will be hosted by the Flagstaff Chamber of Commerce.

The chapter consists of 140 travel writers who write for newspapers, magazines, in-house and specialty publications. The late-spring meeting is conducted to gather material for news stories for the balance of the year, a chamber spokesman said. The first night of the chapters meeting in Northern Arizona will be in Sedona. The group will be entertained at Poco Diablo. They will come to Flagstaff where they will tour many of the local sites including the Snow Bowl and the Museum of Northern Arizona.

From here it will be on to the Grand Canyon where dinners and sight-seeing flights over the canyon will be conducted. Writers will be hosted by Page and Wahweap Lodge on the third day. They will return to Flagstaff the fourth night for a meeting at Little America. The writers will conduct their final business meeting and be hosted at a reception arranged by the local chamber and Flagstaff Innkeepers Association. Chamber President John Gisi says the local organization is very honored the travel writers have chosen Flagstaff over a number of other cities to visit in Arizona this year.

By putting forth our best foot, we will be able to encourage the writers to fill their publications with news stories of Flagstaff and the Northland as a good place to travel, Gisi said. Flagstaff has all the wonders in Arizona and many other attractions that interest the traveler. According to Gisi, 1979 could be one of those years that we will need to do everything we can to encourage travelers to come here for vacations. Since there is so much talk about gasoline shortages and energy saving needs, we will have to do more than we have previous years to see that business remains at a steady level or increases. "We can only do this by encouraging the travel writers to get into the market and promote Flagstaff, Gisi said.

This is one of those areas in which we hope to do a great deal of work through many publications. HURRY SALE ENDS SUNDAY, APRIL 8TII House, Senate Committees Okay General Expenditures billion, compared with the Senate recommendation of $1,047 billion. Last years general fund budget totaled $1.02 billion. In the first day of joint meetings, the committees agreed on nearly 125 budget items totaling $178.64 million. Of that amount, $77.36 million would come from revenue sources other than the general fund, such as fees, assessments and highway user funds.

Non-general revenue expenditures included more than $65 million in gas tax funds for the state Transportation Department. The committees made no attempt Monday to reach agreement on budgets for the three state universities- PHOENIX (UPI) -More than $101.28 million in general fund expenditures for Fiscal 1979-BO were adopted Monday by the House and Senate Appropriations committees. The expenditures were approved as the two committees began joint meetings in an effort to work out differences in the budgets they recommended for the fiscal year beginning July 1. House Appropriations Committee Chairman Tom Goodwin. R-Tucson, said he did not know how long the process would take but said he doubted the committees could complete a budget by the end of the week.

The two committees had met separately since the start of the legislative session. with each adopting proposed budgets for various state boards, agencies. departments and commissions. The House committee recommended a general fund budget of $1,017 '3gU fijnslH fJE CALICO PniNTS DOUBLE KNITS 1 .47 DOTTED SWISS MOCK EYELET SPRING PRINTS 1.44 1 Tanner Co-Author Of Two New Texts Dr. Dennis C.

Tanner, an assistant professor of speech pathology and audiology at Northern Arizona University, is the co-author of two new tests which can be used in the diagnosis of stuttering and articulation disorders in children. The Parental Diagnostic Questionnaire is a diagnostic tool which can be used by speech and hearing clinicians to determine whether children will outgrow their stuttering problems. The Developmental Articulation Profile, or DAP, determines the ages at which children normally acquire the sounds of the language and represents the acquisition norms on an easy-to read profile. The profile also lists the frequency occurrence of each sound in the English language. Both diagnostic tools were developed at NAUs Speech and Hearing Center and have been published by Modern Education, of Tulsa.

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Instructed by Dr. Steven W. Straw, director of NAU's Small Business Institute, the seminar will meet in Room 102 of the College of Business Adminstration Building on the universitys south campus. The seminar has been designed for the busy manager, Straw says, and will deal with how one can get more done in a day than he is accomplishing now. Techniques of time management to be discussed include learning how to recognize symptoms of time waste, the value of time and the organization of ones time.

Fee for the seminar is $15. Registration is being handled through the office of Dr. William A. Phillips, director of NAUs Management Development Program, 523-2358 or NAU Box 15066. raanftooiHiiyQnv 0MWM3W saMEa.

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