PV meeting flags libraries streets CAP as issues in Paradise Valley area
Phoenix officials and Northeast Phoenix residents discussed delays in library expansion on Deer Valley site and Cactus Road extension held up by Westcor property rights. They questioned Central Arizona Project water cost and city stance, with Hance and Wentz noting pro CAP ties but no obligation to purchase.
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Three youths aid in chase of theft suspect in Scottsdale
Tempe man Paul Pheanis tried to sell three Indian necklaces and a bracelet stolen from a Phoenix woman. Clerks at Gilbert Ortega's Indian Arts and Crafts recognized the goods, sparked a chase led by three youths. Pheanis was captured with marijuana found in his car. connection to an April 1 burglary remains unconfirmed.
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Obituary for Mathilde F Hinchcliff in Phoenix
Mathilde F Hinchcliff 79 a member of First Presbyterian Church dies at Phoenix General Hospital Survivors include a sister Rose L Keenan and three other sisters and a brother The family suggests contributions to the church at 402 W Monroe Services held 3 p m Wednesday at Arcadia Funeral Home 4800 E Indian School burial in Elgin.
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Residents blame city drains for Avalon Drive flooding
In the 6800 block of East Avalon Drive residents allege city drains worsen heavy rain flooding. George Ianella, the capital improvements engineer, says no worsening exists and future storm drains will connect to the system. Residents fear persistent water and mosquito breeding due to silt and standing pools.
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Kiva Theater Fined 2000 for Deep Throat Case
Art Theater Guild Inc owner of the Kiva Theater faces a 2000 fine after pleading no contest to interstate transportation of obscene material. The film Deep Throat sparked a seven month run starting January 1973. FBI agents seized the movie in July before its final show. Defense argues obscenity scope was widened by a June Supreme Court ruling, leaving no clear violation at the time.
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Enrollment closed for Fort McDowell Mohave Apache lands plan
The Fort McDowell Mohave Apache Tribe will close its per capita enrollment at midnight April 30. Enrollment data will be used to distribute a land claim settlement exceeding $5 million for Fort McDowell Prescott Yavapai and Camp Verde Indians. Notify eligible members and confirm with tribal office or BIA Phoenix.
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Arizona fuel tax drop hits state highway funds
Arizona tax receipts from February motor fuel shipments fell 21.5 percent in March, from 6.8 million to 5.3 million, denting the Department of Transportation budget. Cesar Chavez hailed AFL CIO backing for UFW lettuce and grape boycotts. Gila Bend seeks a 390000 Farmers Home Administration loan to fix water lines and build wells. Vehicular emission tests show engine tuning saves fuel and may support a car inspection bill. A 20 year old Phoenix man, Michael Thomas Balfour, died in a motorcycle crash after sideswiping a car and colliding with two parked vehicles on Seventh Street.
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Lost hikers reach safety after canyon trek
A group of Tucson youths entered Sycamore Canyon Saturday morning leaving camping gear behind. They were pursued by a Monday search before reaching the canyon rim and safety.
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Mayfield Ordered to Stand Trial for Tribal Slaying
Gene Mayfield was ordered Monday to stand trial for the death of Vernonesley 18, the son of the San Carlos Apache Tribe vice chair. The case hinges on accusations regarding the fatal shooting.
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Vernonesley
Solar heat from air powers home heating with heat pumps
Arizona Public Service promotes heat pumps as an efficient all electric solution. A heat pump delivers multiple units of heat per unit of electricity and works in reverse in summer by removing heat from inside the home. Consider a new system or retrofit and request a free booklet by mail or at the C L I M A T E hotline 254 6283.
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