Cherokee Elementary School Delays Push Start Date
Scottsdale school officials say Cherokee Elementary will not open Sept 4 as planned. Two of three main buildings may be ready, with the third delayed by about three weeks. Seventh and eighth graders will attend Cocopah School in double sessions until the final building is completed.
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Cherokee Elementary
Scottsdale
James Wellington
Cocopah
Wellington
56Th Street
Tomahawk Trail
Eho
Cherokee
Jack Kearney
Ronald G. Roth Construction Co
Michael Goodwin
Kearney
Sign battle grows over Shell slogan at Scottsdale station
Scottdale veteran Paul Almbjell says his Whitey's Shell Service sign reading Service is our business violates city rules. Shell district official Darrell Robinson confirms eight Scottsdale stations will be cited and a meeting with the city may follow. Almbjell vows no immediate plan to remove the letters despite the notice.
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Scottsdale
Shell Oil
Paul Almbjell
Whitey’s Shell Service
E. Indian School Rd
Darrell Robinson
Shell
Phoenix
Robinson
City eyes Eckbo Dean Austin Williams for CAP dike landscape
Mayor William Jenkins announced Parks and Recreation recommends Eckbo Dean Austin and Williams as consultants to landscape the CAP dike and convert the corridor into a recreation area. Council to decide next week. bids also from Taliesin Associates and Royston Hanamoto Beck Abby. Plan cites $2,000 per acre for native planting and interim drip irrigation on the dike slope.
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William Jenkins
Parks and Recreation Commission
California
Eckbo, Dean, Austin and
Williams
Central Arizona Project
Famagusta Surrender Report Sets Attila Line Divide of Cyprus
United Press International reports that eastern Cyprus port Famagusta surrendered to Turkish forces, potentially carving the island along a 65 mile Attila Line. Greece threatens to expel 4000 U.S. troops. London talks flag peace efforts halted. Little Rock ship moves from Gaeta amid Cyprus tension.
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United Press International
Bayrak Radio
Cyprus
Famagusta
Turkey
Greece
London
United States
Britain
Ion
SEC ‘Es Prm
Adana
Istanbul
Little Rock
Gaeta
Italy
Weather Outlook Bright With Near 105 Degree Highs
Mostly sunny today and Friday with little temperature change. Highs near 105 on both days and overnight lows in the low 80s.
CAP Begins Ft. McDowell Land Appraisal
A Phoenix firm has started appraising about 15 000 acres on the Ft. McDowell Indian reservation for potential purchase by Central Arizona Project officials. The appraisal contract, to be completed by December 31, aims to set a basis for possible sale terms and alternate sites, with NARF and Indian representatives seeking a trustworthy appraiser and considering whether the tribe will sell, fight, or seek court action.
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Phoenix
Ft. McDowell
Pugh
Scott Little
Little
Burke
NARF
Little Said
Bureau
Drought Eases Pressure on Grain Exports Says Senators
Washington farm belt senators and farmers say the drought’s impact on the union grain supply is not yet a cause for panic. They urge against hasty curtailment of grain exports as markets adjust and supply remains adequate for now.
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Washngton
Ford urges permanent energy conservation programs
President Ford called for permanent adoption of energy conservation measures from the energy crisis, framing energy conservation as environmental preservation. The remarks were delivered by Interior Secretary Rodgers Morton during an environmental symposium at Expo 74.
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Spokane
Wash
Ford
Rodgers Morton
Ford probes public mood on emigration and transit veto
President Ford met with senators to gauge national sentiment on Soviet Jewish emigration policy and told county officials he would veto the existing mass transit bill. The talks followed an earlier related story on page 3.
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Washington
Ford
Tropical Storm Alma Ravages Region Killing Dozens
Tropical Storm Alma rose over the northwest Venezuela mountains causing heavy damage. It has claimed 48 lives and forced hundreds to flee their homes as authorities warn of intensified winds and flooding.
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Miami
Alma
Venezuela
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Yal Conaway
Rome
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Constantine Karamanlis
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Ft. McDowell Land
Nixon
John Ehrlichman
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