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I The SUN, Flags' Arizona, Mondey, December 8, 198013 Illinois Rep. Bob To Be Republican Michel Leader i V- -f -J. I NOTICK OK SPECIAL HOM) Kl.Kt.TTON TO 8K HK.l.O IN AND KOR THK ARIZONA ON DECEMBER It I MU TO THK QUUK1KD EliCrOHS OK THK CITY OK FLAGSTAFF. 4HIONA A tfxvial GvkI elution will tie held on lemKer It I Mu at the foUowuu pulling pUci Dolling l'Uw Loudon assistant majority leader. The Democrats will save their fighting for Tuesday when they consider several housekeeping rules that would make it more difficult to force issues out of committee and onto the floor or to pass riders that are attacked to House-passed bills by the Senate.

The Senate will be controlled by Republicans 53-47 next year. Tne proposed rule change would require a two-thirds majority to force a bill out of committee and onto the floor by means of a discharge petition. Republicans already are assuming they will have to use a discharge petition to force action on constitutional amendments to ban abortion and school busing. The Judiciary Committee, which handles all constitutional amendments, is headed by Rep. Peter Rodino, a foe of such amendments.

WASHINGTON (UPI) -House Republicans today elected Rep. Bob Michel of Illinois to be their leader in the 97th Congress, succeeding Rep. John Rhodes of Arizona, who stepped down. Michel gained a 103-87 vote over Rep. Guy Vander Jagt of Michigan in a classically bloody GOP leadership race.

Rep. Jack Kemp of New York was elected chairman of the Republican conference, considered the No. 3 position in the leadership. Kemp was elected 107-77 over Rep. John Rousselot of California.

Michel, 57, was House whip the No. 2 position in the last Congress. The Peoria native was called a tough man who doesn't have a petty bone in his body by Rep. Barber Conable of New York, who nominated him. Vander Jagt was chairman of the Republican Congressional Campaign Committee in the past Congress, and was given major credit for the election of 52 new Republicans in this year's election.

He gained a national reputation by giving the keynote address at the GOP convention. In the Democratic caucus, Speaker Thomas O'Neill of Massachusetts and majority leader Jim Wright of Texas are certain to retain their posts. The No. 3 leadership position majority whip had been expected to go to Rep. Dan Rostenkowski of Illinois, but he chose instead to take over the Ways and Means Committee chairmanship.

Rep. Tom Foley of Washington now is the leading candidate for the job, which is the same as ARE YOU A NEW FAMILY IN TOWN? Find out more about your new community CALL 526-2312 WESTERN WELCOME Shri! School V4un of Foreign Hill MunVvK Htcriutton Center ShephtMtJ of the Hilli luiherjn Ghurth SAHith I nion Gas Company NU I I nion FotttVrofcj Kivrejtktn Center Van Sulk le lotmmmity Center Chnstenten School TV pollm, plan will iHn al I OH i and dow at 00 TV pui pm ol tlw lection to permit the qiulifinl 'In-tort 0( Uw City to ole on the qwsluwi ol whether bonds ol the City the principal amount of IK AC AX' tXI thould be issu'd and aold to provide lunda to improve and extend the existing water and aewer avatem and to pav all neceaaary legal, acvotuv ling financial ami other contingent conn in connection therewith said bonda. or anv tenet thereof lo he tuned at IV option of the Council, aa general obligation kwdi pavable (rum lad valorem Uiea levied upon all of the taxable property tv Cm pursuant to Title J5 Chapter 1 Article J. Ariaona Revised Statute, or as water and aewer revenue bonda pavable aolely front the revenues ol the water and aewer in stem ol the Cttv or as lax secured water and sewer revenue bonds pavable Irom the revenue of the water and aewer sv stem of the Cttv and if such revenues prove insufficient, from ad valorem Uses levied upin all ol the tasahle property in the City in any such case IV bonds to be in the denomination of It OtX) each or multiples Oiereof lo bear interest at a rate of not to esceed per annum aaid interest pavable aemian-nuallv on the first day ol July and the firat dav of January of each year until the maturity of each bond of each aenea and the bonda to mature over a period ol not to esceed years from the date ol their issuance said bonda to matur on the first day of the same month ol each vear which may he either January or July" A qualified elector may vote absentee if ill the elector especti to be absent irom the City on the dav ot the election, tl' the elector is physically unable lo go to the polls, i i the elector is (IS years of age or older, igi the elector place of residence i nwre than IS ruad mile from IV nearest polling place 1 5 1 the elector cannot attend the polls on the dav of IV election because of the tenets ol his religion or iti Hie elector is legally blind TV absentee olmg materials may be obtained by contacting the Office ol the City Clerk IS North Beaver, phone 774 SMI AIXRTED on November 4 IWk) Haul Rabbilt Mayor ATTK8T l.inda Butler isl Clerk AVISO OK CNA ELECCION KSIKCIAI. OE BONOS FINANCIKROS lCE TKNOHA l.l UAR KN PAHA LA CICDAt) OK FLAGSTAFF.

ARIZONA K.L It OK DH'IKMBHE OK IM0 A LOS LECTURES CAL1KICADOS OE l.A CIl'OAI) OE FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA I lia eleccion especial de bonus finanrieroa lendra lugar el It de Dtnentbrt de IMO en lus siguientes lug, ires de votaciun Lugar dr Votaciun Loctlidad Sechrist School North Fort Valley Road Veterans of Foreign ara Hall 4it Weal Santa Fe Murdock Recreation Center 310 Verde Street Shepherd of the Hill Lutheran Church West Cedar South I'mon Gai Company 4M North San Kranctaco AU Cniveraity I'mon Dupunl Street Ponderosa Hecrealion Center 1500 North First Street Van Sickle Community Center SSSi Finning Drive Christensen School 4000 East El Paso Los lugares de votaciun se abrlran a las I 00 se cerraran a laa 7 00 Kl propostlo df la Imion es para ptmiitirlrs a los flwtorn califtcadoa de la Ciudad volar en la cueslion si se dehe emitir vender bonot (inane lerua de la Ciudad en la sums agregada de 16 000 WO 00 para proveer capital para mejorar extender et pre sente suterna de aervtcio de agua alcantarillado para pagar lodoa lot rostoi necesarioa legalei. de acontabilidad financlema otros rosios contingent? relanonadoi con eilo, dichoa bonoa, cualquier sene de eso. scran emitidoa, a la opcion del ConriUo. coino bonoa (inancleroa de obligacion genera) pagadero del impueilo incautadoi de un impueito ad valorem contra la propiedad aujeta a Impueitoi localiuda en la Ciudad Begun Titulo 35. Capitulo 3.

Artieulo 3. F.stalutot Heviaadoa de Aniona. Como bonoa de ingreaoa de agua alcantarillado pagadero aolo de loa mgreaoa del iistema de agua alcantarillado de la Ctudad. como bonoa de ingreaoa de impuesto awgurado de agua alcantarillado pagadero de loa ingreaoa del sistema de agua alcantarillado de la Ciudad si tales ingreaoa no aon su icientes, del impuesto incautadoa de un impuestoi ad valorem contra la propiedad sujeta a impuestoi localizada dentro de la Ciudad, en cualquier caso dichos bonoa seran en la denotninacion de ft, 000 cada uno multiples de eso. Ilevaran un tnleres pagadero seimanualmente en el primer dia de Julio el primer dia de Knero de cada a no hasU el venclmlento de cada bonus de cada sene los bonus se venceran sobre un penodo que no esceda 25 anoa a partir de la fecha de su emision, dichoa bonoa se venceran el primer dia del mismo mes de cada ano que pueda aer Knero Julio Cn elector cahftcado purde votar ausene il (I I el elector espera eslar ausente de la Ciudad en el tiempo de te necia de la election (2 el elector esta (isicamente incapaz para ir a laa urnaa electorates, 3) el elector tiene sesenta-y-emro arms de edad mas.

(4) el lugar de residence del elector esta mas que quince nullas pur la carretera de Us urnai electorates mas cercanai, i5 el elector no puede asistir a las urnai electorates en el dta de la eleccion a causa de los credos de su religion, (6) el elector esta legatmentc clrgo Los materials de votacton ausente pueden ser obtenidoa poniendose en contracto con la oficina de la secretary municipal, 15 North Beaver, telefuno 774 5221 ADOPTADO esle 21 de Oclubre de 1M0 Paul Babbitt Is) Alcalde TESTIGO Linda Butler (a) Esrnbano PCB Nov 28, Dec 1, 8, IMO 705 North Furl Valley Hoad 401 Meat Santa ft 310 Veide Street I theat Cedar 00 North San Kramiiro Ihipont Street 2to) North Firat Street 3551 tanning Drive fcU) F-aat FI Faao i Award Winner dent Art Exhibition of Northern Arizona, sponsored by the Museum of Northern Arizona. Awards were presented Sunday in four catagories, covering age groups from kindergarten through 12th grade. (SUNfoto by Mike Emden) Gail Anderson Vogt, standing right rear, presents Allen Coffelt, left center, Flagstaff High School, with his award for Conglomeration of an Aquatic Paraphernalia. Some 48 Flagstaff students, along with many from outlying areas, are displaying their work in the Stu- NOW, IT'S EASIER FOR YOU TO BUILD A GOLD RESERVE. There a new way lor you to start counting your gold You can buy Krugerrands in three sizes Exactly 110 14 and 12 ounces ot pure gold in addition to the one ounce Krugerrand And because the small er coins are lower in price, gold is really within your grasp So.

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Any claim must be filed at the Navajo and Hopi Indian Relocation Commission, in writing form, not more than 30 (thirty) days from the date of publication of thil notice. Claims should include documentation and contain a factual statement indicating the basis of the claims. THOMAS A MCGEE (s) Chief, Housing it Appraisal Officer Navajo it Hopi Indian Relocation Commission 2717 N. Steves Building A Flagstaff, Arizona 86001 PUB: Dec. 1, 8, 1980 7070 County FLAGSTAFF WASHINGTON (UPI) -Neighbors, real estate brokers and reportedly even his wife thought Norm Hamilton was a wealthy, well-educated businessman who loved luxury and paid cash but police suspect him of being Dr.

Michael Halberstams killer and a one-man crime wave. The suspected criminal acts of Mr. Hamilton in reality, Bernard Charles Welch 40 are so complicated that the FBI, the police departments in at least eight Washington-area suburbs as well as police in Duluth, are jointly investigating him. Welch, known as Norm Hamilton in the posh suburb of Great Falls, where he lived in a $235,000 ranchhouse with his wife and three children, was scheduled for arraignment today on murder and burglary charges in District of Columbia Superior Court. He is accused in Fridays fatal shooting of Halberstam, a nationally known cardiologist and author for whom a memorial service was planned today.

Welch also is suspected of being the Standard Time Rapist, who has allegedly burglarized more than 100 fashionable Washington area homes TO MEET THE NEEDS Of THE GROWING SUN FAMILY Wo Have Two Separate Phone Numbers For The Daily Suns Circulation Department and real estate man, just like everyone else did. In all, police seized 51 large boxes of goods from the familys country rambler on Chesapeake Drive, to which neighbors say Welch recently added an estimated $500,000 in improvements, including an indoor swimming pool. Louis Sorrentino, the former owner of the Hamiltons home, told The Washington Post that the family had purchased the $235,000 house with cash. "He said he didnt want to haggle over the price, that he wanted to move in right away. I got the impression they were quite wealthy, Sorrentino said.

Criminal or not, said a spokesman for the Long and Foster real estate company, which handled the sale, the color of his money was green. But police allege that Welch used his expensive home as a base to burglarize other Washington-area homes, sometimes raping the female occupants. A man, who Montgomery police say matches Welchs description, became known as the Standard Time Rapist because he always entered homes between 6 p.m. and 10 p.m. in the winter months.

by 12 minutes of low-level tremors but no emissions. The steam and ash that rose to the level would not even have cleared the peak of preeruption Mount St. Helens. It towered 9,600 feet before May 18, when the force of the volcanic explosion blew away the top feet of the mountain, leveled thousands of acres of forest, blotted out the sun with ash clouds in eastern Washington and left 63 people dead or missing. scheduled at 3:15 p.m., in the Coconino High School library.

City officials will be present to answer questions arising from the presentation. and raped three women at gunpoint. Police in Duluth, where Welch lived part of the year and had $700,000 in a bank, want to question him too. One Washington-area police officer called him a one-man crime wave. "It is absolutely impossible to evaluate how many victims are involved here, said Fairfax County police spokesman Warren Carmichael.

Police continued sorting today through valuables possibly worth $2 million seized at Welchs home Saturday night. District of Columbia police impounded Welchs $39,000 silver-gray Mercedes near Halberstams home shortly after the Washington physician-author was shot Friday. Searching two basement rooms of Welchs home during the weekend, authorities found sterling silver settings, gold jewelry, candelabras, urns, trays, antique clocks, porcelain Hummel figurines, handguns, rifles and muskets. His wife, Linda Susan Hamilton, with his three children, stood by quietly as police hauled the evidence away. She was not involved, one law enforcement source said.

She thought Welch was a wealthy stock University of Washington, said. The mountain shook with two short bursts of harmonic tremors Sunday, indicating movement of molten rock underground. The first burst at 1:23 p.m. lasted about a minute and coincided with the steam and ash plume. It was followed by very low-level tremors that petered out in 20 minutes, Ms.

Hunt said. At 5:50 p.m. there was another burst that lasted about 20 seconds, followed The program, a 17-minute tape and slide presentation produced for the city by IMAGEnation, will be shown at 7 tonight in the East Flagstaff Junior High School library. Tuesday's presentation is Mount St. Helens Spews Ash, Steam 700 Feet I.rgtil No.

7U8U PUBLIC NOTICE Sealed bids will be received until 2 00 P.M. on Wednesday, January 7, 1981, by the Board ol Education, Flagstad Unified School District 1, for the furnishing of all labor, material, transportation and services required for the construction of a New Elementary School and Additions at Nine School Sites in Flagstaff Unified School District 1, in accordance with Plans and Specifications on file in the office of Rossman Partners, 4601 East McDowell Road, Phoenix, Arizona, 85008. Bids will be opened publicly in the office of the Board of Education, Flagstaff Unified School District 1, 701 North Kendrick Street, Flagstaff, Arizona, and read aloud at the above-referenced time and date. Plans and Specifications for the proposed Work may be Inspected at the office of Rossman -f Partners, or copies may be obtained after December 10, 1980, by making a deposit of $250.00 per set, which deposit will be refunded upon return of documents as per procedures outlined in Instructions to Bidders. A certified or cashier's check or a bid bond for five percent (5) of the amount of the bid must accompany each bid ai a guarantee that Contractor will enter into a contract to perform Work In accordance with Plans and Specification! or as liquidated damages in the event of failure or refusal of contractor to enter into contract, which check or bond will be returned to unsuccessful bidders and to the successful bidder upon execution of a satisfactory contract and bond as prescribed by Arizona Revised Statutes.

It shall be mandatory on the Contractor, to whom contract is awarded and upon any subcontractor under him, to comply in every respect with the provisions of Titles 23 and 34. Arizona Revised Statutes, and with all other requirements of the laws of Arizona, applicable to contract! for construction of public works. Contract or any part thereof shall not be sublet to a subcontractor who has not paid taxes as provided by Section 34-241B, A S. The Flagstaff Unified School District 1 reserve the right to reject any or all bids or to withhold the Letter of Intent to award contract for any reason it may determine and also reserves the right to hold any or all bids for a period of forty-five (45) days after date of the opening thereof. No bidder may withdraw his bid during this forty-five (15) day period.

The Board of Education, upon determining a low bidder will, within said forty-five (45) day period, provide a letter of Intent to award a contract subject to the call and passage of a Bond Election of February 10, 1981, the Sale of Bonds on February 17, 1981, and Delivery of said bonds as soon thereafter as practical. Earliest possible date of contract is March 7, 1981. The awarding of any contract is contingent upon the approval of the Bond Election and the Sale of said Bonds and the contractor by bidding upon aaid project waives any claims against the said School District in the event such contingencies are not met. Contractor to whom contract is awarded shall, within five (5) days after awarding of contract, furnish to aforesaid Flagstaff Unified School District 1 satisfactory performance and payment bonds in the form prescribed by A R.S., in an amount equal to one hundred percent (100) of the full amount of the bid. Performance bond shall not be limited as to time in which action may be instituted against the surety company for possible nonperformance by Contractor.

Work shall commence within ten (10) days after award of contract. FLAGSTAFF UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT II By C.L. Petersen (s) Assistant Superintendent for Support Services by authority of the Board of Education PUB: Dec. 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 14, 1980 7080 Phone 779-4180 Phone 0 779-4189 For Circulation Service Only VANCOUVER, Wash. 1UPI) Mount St.

Helens, vibrating with harmonic tremors, spewed steam and ash 700 feet above its crater rim. It was the first visual volcanic activity in three weeks. Geologists said the mountain continued to indicate there would be another eruption but said it probably would not occur in the immediate future. We dont think this is any kind of indication it's getting close, Judy Hunt, a spokesman for the geophysics lab at the Clip and File in Your Telephone Directory City Water-Sewer Bond Slide Show Scheduled Offloti NtwpBQT City of Fiagtwff and Cocoomo The City of Flagstaffs informational program on the special $16 million water and sewer bond election scheduled for Dec. 16 will be conducted tonight and Tuesday.

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