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Newspaper
Scottsdale Progress
Location
Scottsdale, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1976
Page
42
A strong late winter storm moved into Arizona bringing snow winds up to 45 mph and cold temperatures. New snow accumulations of 10 inches or more were expected by early Saturday in the high country. The forecast calls for improving conditions Saturday with partly cloudy skies and only a few showers mainly in the east.
Winter storm conditions and high winds affect Utah Arizona Wyoming Montana while California Oregon and Washington see showers and freeze warnings. New Mexico advisories in effect and Wyoming watches in motion as Rockies expect snow. East coast remains mild with thunderstorms in the Great Plains and Midwest. Overnight lows vary from 20 to 76.
Weather forecast reports winter storm warnings from Northwest Arizona to Southeast Arizona. Expect rain and snow with heavy snow at times in high elevations, gusty winds and blowing snow, cooler today and gradually warmer tomorrow with highs from the 30s to 60s and overnight lows in the 20s to 30s.
The Kaiparowits power project may be dead yet its fallout persists in Utah. Activists plan effigy burnings of Robert Redford while officials, including Interior Secretary Kleppe, discuss energy development. IPP and Sundesert plans proceed despite the Kaiparowits setback as environmental and cost concerns fuel ongoing debates.
A Kennedy bill would let the federal government buy condemn or exchange up to 170000 acres of private land to secure 300000 acre feet of irrigation water for five central Arizona Indian reservations. Remaining 700000 acre feet would come from other sources, with lands potentially in the upper Gila River area.
Three Scottsdale School District students, Coleen Cansler Soloma Brian Calvert and Mike Leichtfuss, have distinguished themselves in the state poetry contest per language arts coordinator James W. Reith.
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