Mixed reaction to CAP plan with no Colorado River dams
Arizona leaders and federal lawmakers respond cautiously or critically to the Interior Department proposal for a 719 million Central Arizona Project financed by a property tax in Maricopa Pinal and Pima counties. They weigh regional water needs against park expansions and tax implications while some back a dam at Bridge Canyon and federal authorization for Marble Canyon power.
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Interior Department
Central Arizona Project
Colorado River
Interior
Stewart Udall
Washington
Arizona
Maricopa
Pinal
Pima
Hayden
Marble Canyon
Grand Canyon National Park
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Bridge Canyon
Phoenix
Arizona Power Authority
National Park
APA
Federal Power Commission
Pacific Northwest
Northwest
Henry Jackson
Senate Interior Committee
Durocher to Speak at Scottsdale Chamber Banquet
Leo Durocher will headline the Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce banquet at Safari Hotel on February 17. The dinner in the hotel convention center begins with cocktail hour at 6 30 and dinner at 7 30, with Marley Covert and the Charley Johnston Quartet as entertainment. Tickets are five dollars and reservations are urged.
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Leo Durocher
Chicago Cubs
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Safari Hotel
Marley Covert
Charley Johnston
A. J. Collins
Four of quints alive in Brooklyn hospital birth
Four of five quintuplets survived birth to a Brooklyn hospital. The infants were born to Mrs. Lionel Harris, a 21 year old nurse, after a week early delivery. One girl was stillborn and the remaining four, two girls and two boys, all in incubators report fair condition.
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New York
UPI
Brooklyn
Jewish Hospital of
Lionel Harris
Barry Kaminsky
Vatican and Soviet May Exchange Envoys, Il Messaggero Reports
Il Messaggero reports Pope Paul VI and Soviet leader Podgorny may exchange envoys after a 65 minute meeting. Vatican sources say Msgr Agostino Casaroli may visit the USSR to prepare the envoy exchange which would grant diplomats quasi status. Details are still under discussion.
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Vatican City
UPI
Rome
Il Messaggero Today
Paul VI
Nikolai Podgorny
Vatican
Podgorny
Soviet Union
Msgr
Agostino Casraoli
Yugoslavia
Il Messaggero
Kremlin
Ts Messaggero
Pope
Vietnam
Robert F. Kennedy
D. N.Y
Kennedy
London
Paris
Bonn
Giuseppe Saragat
Scottsdale Artists League Open Exhibit Set to Run
The Scottsdale Artists League schedules its sixth Annual Open Exhibit from Saturday through February 12 at Fashion Square West in Scottsdale. Arizona residents over 20 may enter up to three works for a $1 fee if non members. Entries may include paintings drawings and sculpture up to 100 pounds with framing and hanging requirements specified.
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Scottsdale
League
Athens to Cairo travelogue at Scottsdale High
Gena Wianeke narrates the travelogue Athens to Cairo at Scottsdale High Thursday at 8 15. The film explores great cities along the eastern Mediterranean including Athens Istanbul Beirut Crete Rhodes and Jerusalem presenting both modern and ancient scenes.
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Athens
Cairo
Scottsdale High
Y Gena Wianeke
Mediterranean
Istanbul
Beirut
Crete
Rhodes
Jerusalem
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Rich Johnson
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Colorado River Board of
California
Udall
Thomas Kuchel
Calif
Colorado Basin
Wayne Aspinall
D-Colo
House Interior Committee
Greyhound Park
Durocher
Quints
Russia
Lap Paygih
Oie
Fagvanl i Ft
Rockingham
Ray
Super Savings
E. Thomas
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