Arizona freeway traffic up 13 percent in October
Arizona transportation officials say statewide highway traffic rose 9.3 percent in October from a year earlier, with Interstate 17 at 16th Street averaging over 40 000 vehicles daily. They warn maintenance costs will rise and press for funds, while federal funds may increase with interstate completions.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Interstate 17
16Th Street
Oscar Lyon Jr
Lyon
FDA may push ban on liquid protein amid death links
The FDA proposes mandatory warnings on predigested liquid protein and related supplements as 31 deaths are reviewed for links. Ten confirmed fatal cases involve women under 45 who suffered sudden heart attacks after weeks on liquid protein diets supervised by doctors. Kennedy says banning could follow if labeling fails to control risk.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
Food and Drug
Donald M. Kennedy
Kennedy
FDA
Charles H.percy
Illinois
Senate Nutrition and Health Committee
Arizona law making too little use of standard tests
Arizona Senate Education Committee heard criticism of statewide proficiency tests as of limited value. Speakers urged replacing mass third grade reading and fifth grade math testing with periodic samples and a Continuous Uniform Valuation System that measures specific skills. chair Sen Morris Farr confirmed no bill yet but discussion will continue.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Senate Education Committee
Morris Farr
Tucson
Senate
Tom Haddock
Alhambra
Farr
Pamela Trotter
Bicycle Safety Day events set for Scottsdale High School
Contests and demonstrations mark Bicycle Safety Day in Scottsdale on December 17 with tricycle races, safety seminars, and prize announcements. Wallace and Ladmo host a program at 10 a.m. at Scottsdale High School to raise funds for Crippled Children of Arizona.
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Scottsdale
Sav-A-Life Safety Corp. of
Scottsdale High School
E. Indian School Road
Wallace and
Ladmo
Crippled Children of Arizona
Wallace and Ladmo
CB Posse schemes draw police skepticism and cautions
A National CB Radio Posse membership for 12 dollars draws criticism from IACP officials who call it a gimmick. They say benefits like admission to functions and official duty emblems are largely worthless, offering no real police authority or protection from tickets. A Portland officer notes no real privileges. A separate slide program titled Christmas in Europe by Justin Heineman will be shown at the Scottsdale Senior Center at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, free of charge.
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Washington
Charn
CB Radio Posse
International Association of Chiefs of Police
CB Posse
Police and Fire Department Association
Bill Ellingsworth
IACP
Cber
Ellingsworth
Posse
Roy Kindrick
Portland, Ore
Portland
Europe
Justin Heineman
SCC lab helps poor writers at Scottsdale Community College
Scottsdale Community College opens a Writing Skills Laboratory to help students improve composition. Dr. Ann Taylor leads the non traditional program with individualized instruction, using tutoring and small group sessions. The lab in LK 124W runs weekdays with priority for English Review and ESL students.
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Johnny
Janie
Scottsdale Community College
Glenn R. Groenke
Ann Taylor
Taylor
SCC English
Groenke, Taylor
Rosejean Hinsdale
Education official blasts jargon cluttering U S classrooms
Education Commissioner Ernest L. Boyer urged teachers and officials to drop jargon and acronym clutter. He said sentences in official publications are often incomprehensible and urged a return to clear direct speech in American education, speaking to the Speech Communication Association in Washington.
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Washington
U.S
Ernest L. Boyer
Boyer
State University of New York
Office of Education
Speech Communication Association
Transwestern Investment Co Applies for Arizona Authority
Legal notice states Transwestern Investment Co a Colorado corporation applies for authority to transact business in Arizona under sections 10-110 and 10-111. It lists the fictitious name Transwestern Enterprises Inc and provides principal and Arizona business addresses, officer names Leon DuCharme Joyce Neville and Samuel J. Joseph, share data, purpose jewelry manufacturing and sales, and filing details with Colorado notary Joyce Neville. Publication required within sixty days in a county newspaper.
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Transwestern Investment CO
Corporation Commission
State OF Arizona
W. Encanto Blvd
Suite
Phoenix
Arizona
Arizona Business Corporation Act
Bank
Corporation
Transwestern Enterprises Inc
Colorado
Raleigh Street
Denver
N. 79Th Street
Scottsdale
Samuel J. Joseph
Leon DuCharme
W. Warren
Joyce J. Neville
Raleigh
Ss. J. Joseph
North 79Th St
Ariz
Arizona Business Corporation
Transwestern Investment Co. A
Colorado Corporation
Joyce Neville
Notary Publicly Commission
A.R.S
ABCA
A.C.C Incorporating Div
Scottsdale issues invitation to bid for nuts bolts and fasteners
City of Scottsdale invites sealed bids for nuts bolts and fasteners for one year from the signature date. Bid forms and specs available from the Purchasing Program. Bid guarantee required. Bids to be opened December 14 1977 at 10 00 A M MST by the City Clerk. The city may reject any or all bids.
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City OF
Scottsdale
2Nd Street
Arizona
Civic Center Plaza
John Conley
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Arizona Corporation Commission Incorporating Division
S. J. Joseph
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Sue Lish
Donald E. Vance
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