Port au Prince Haiti Tourism Rebounds Amid Hard Times
The article describes Haiti's attraction for visitors from Port au Prince including gardens, murals, markets, and a tropical Disneyland vibe. It notes political unrest stalling cruise calls since 1964, a 20 million annual capital need, and a cautious rebound with new jet airport and resumed cruise lines.
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Port-Au-Prince
Haiti
Portau-Prince
Pan American Airways
Caribbean
U.S
City council awards multiple contracts to low bidders
City contracts for goods and services totaling about $25,000 were awarded at Tuesday's council meeting. Highlights include $6,922 to Mobil reervering of Tulsa for a library. $3,414 to Madison’s Chevrolet for two compact sedans. and $9,059 to Safety Engineering for traffic signal parts, the sole qualified bidder. Janitorial services for city buildings go to Clean-Up Inc. at $589 monthly. A bid call for slurry seal resurfacing work on city streets totals about $1,000 and will be paid as work is ordered.
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Knehucee
Mobil Reervering
Tulsa
Fane Sie
Madisons
Chevrolet
Clean-Up Inc
Council
Council Sets Two Year Road Upgrade Plan
The city outlines about 20 street projects totaling around 1.5 million with state, federal and district funding. Key items include Camelback Road extension to 82nd Street at 52 thousand city share and various improvement districts funding remaining costs in 1966 and 1967.
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Jerry McElfresh
Delays Hit Camelback Road Extension Plan
Public Works Director Marc Stragier told the city council that a statewide construction labor dispute is delaying the Camelback Road extension from Miller East to 82nd Street. He proposed delaying bids until after the strike ends, warning current bids may be unsatisfactory and promising a resolution to authorize a bid call once the strike is settled.
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Fourth of July Fireworks Planned By Local Groups
Two public displays are set for Sunday and Saturday night. American Legion Post 44 will light up Scottsdale Stadium at 8 p.m. with profits to the Child Welfare Fund. Legend City hosts a second show at 11 p.m. both nights from the parking lot with standard admission. Scottsdale Country Club also plans a member display Sunday evening. Roosevelt Lake hosts the VFW Post 3512 flag raising ceremony.
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Walter Nemietz
Child Welfare Fund
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Legend City
Scottsdale
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