Major loop plan links Scottsdale Phoenix with new highway
A proposed transportation loop would span north Phoenix from Greenway to Beardsley, cross from the Black Canyon Freeway to Scottsdale Road, and extend east with Bell Road and Pima Road north from Shea to the Bell extension. Widening would reach four lanes on Pima south of Shea toward the Superstition Freeway, affecting Tempe and Mesa areas.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Greenway
Beardsley Roads
Black Canyon
Scottsdale Road
Bell
Tempe
Mesa
Pima
Shea
Maricopa County
Bray
Salt River
Scottsdale seeks 2 million in state funds for Indian Bend Wash
A proposed bill would provide 2 million dollars in state matching funds for flood control in Maricopa County to support improvements at Indian Bend Wash and spur about 80 million in federal flood control projects. The measure, endorsed by the Scottsdale City Council and awaiting Appropriations Committee approval, aims to fund rights of way, dikes, channels and dams across multiple sites including Adobe Dam Cave Buttes Dam Buckhorn Mesa and New River Dam.
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Indian Bend
Scottsdale
William C. Jenkins
Arizona House Commerce Committee
Jenkins
William Rigel
Rdist
Rigel
Maricopa County
Arizona
Commerce Committee
Phoenix
House
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Salt River
Adobe Dam
Déer Valley
Cave Buttes
Buckhorn Mesa
Mesa
Are Sons
New River
Enix
Harquahala Valley
Cities agree on Bell-Pima route for major north side loop
City councils of Phoenix and Scottsdale back a Bell Road to Pima Road loop linking the Black Canyon Freeway to the Superstition Freeway. MAG will pick the west location while ADOT designation as a state highway awaits. Phase I aims for 1981 completion with Bell and Pima widening and east-west connections.
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MAG
Scottsdale Road
Arizona Department of Transportation
George Campbell
Syeven Ie
Scottsdale board discusses Loloma School cooperative center for mentally handicapped students
Scottsdale School District considers converting Loloma School into a facility serving educable and trainable mentally handicapped students with a sheltered workshop, diagnostic services, training, and a special library. Partners include Scottsdale Memorial Hospital and the City of Scottsdale. If approved, the center could serve about 600 diagnostic and 200 educational participants annually, with staff additions and possible summer start. Public hearings and boundary recommendations tied to the plan are noted.
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Loloma School
Scottsdale
Saloma Little
al Scharf
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Scharf
44Th St
Loloma
Man testifies dynamite theft linked to 1976 bombing plan
John Harvey Adamson testified that hymanite found in a federally occupied Phoenix building came from Stan Tanner’s powder house after it was allegedly stolen. He linked the 42 sticks to the Tanner operation as prosecutors seek to prove the January 27, 1976 bombing attempt and Bolles case connections. The case involves Neal Roberts and Jimmy Robison as defendants.
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Phoenix (Ap
John Harvey Adamson
Peoria
Stan Tanner
Phoenix
Neal Roberts
Chandler
Jimmy Robison
U.S. Indian Health Service
Adamson
Federal
Robison
Jimmy
Bolles
Gormley
Roberts
Vance Aims To Revive Momentum In Israeli Settlement Talks
U S Secretary of State Cyrus Vance reaffirmed commitment to Israel and said U S determination to reach a settlement was strong. Israeli Foreign Minister Yigal Allon urged revival of political momentum in ongoing talks.
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Jerusalem
U.S
Cyrus R. Vance
Israel
Yigal Allen
Allen
Border talks feared to trigger illegal border rush
A U.S. Border Patrol official said talks between President Carter and Mexico's Jose Lopez Portillo may prompt an unprecedented flow of Mexicans entering the United States. He noted rising numbers in recent weeks as migrants fear a government crackdown.
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San Ysidro
Calif
Carter
Mexico
Jose Lopez Portillo
U.S
Border Patrol
Reunion Draws 4000 As Carter's Mother Returns
In Vikhroli India Lillian Carter describes the day as the greatest of her life after a tearful reunion with longtime friends. About 4 000 workers mobbed President Carter's 78 year old mother in the industrial town northeast of Bombay where she once volunteered as a Peace Corps nurse.
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Vikhroli
India
Lillian Carter
Peace Corps
Carter
Bombay
Catholics plan nationwide protest for women priests
New York Catholics announce demonstrations across cities to press for ordaining women in the church following a Vatican ruling cited by Pope Paul VI that Jesus was a man and therefore priests must be men. Andrew Young in New York says he will continue frank diplomacy as U S ambassador to the UN and criticizes secret State Department policy.
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New York
Vatican
Paul VI
Jesus
United Nations
Andrew Young
Jimmy Carter
State Department
Carter
Africa
APS chief warns residential gas curtailment possible in 1980s
Keith Turley president of Arizona Public Service says residential gas curtailment could occur in the early 1980s if new fuel sources are not found. He cites gas shortages and discusses pricing shifts, time of day electric rates, and a capacity rate for new customers to attract investment in power plants. The APS will seek a low volume discount rate and continue energy forums on five radio stations to discuss costs and sources of future power.
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Keith Turley
Arizona Public Service Co
Turley
Arizona
Surnamne
APS
Arizona Corporation Commission
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