Scottsdale Court Building to Host Federal Solar Test Project
The Maricopa County Court Building at 3629 N Civic Center Plaza was named a site for a federal ERDA solar heating and cooling demonstration. The project, one of 12 nationwide, has an estimated cost of about 100000 dollars, with ERDA officials visiting July 30 to discuss the plan.
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Maricopa County Court
Franklin D. Aleshire
N. Civic Center Plaza
Police Department
Federal Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Aleshire
Scottsdale
Maricopa County
Scottsdale Center
ITC
Holiday traffic death toll 79 rises on Fourth of July weekend
The Associated Press reports 79 traffic deaths nationwide in the early Fourth of July weekend. The National Safety Council estimates 530 to 630 deaths possible as holiday travel increases to 17.3 billion miles driven from Friday evening to Monday night. Last year 491 were killed during the three day period.
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John D. Sullivan
Sullivan
E. Main St
America
Associated Press
National Safety Council
Vincent Tofany
Council
Joint computer use to come before Scottsdale board
Scottsdale School District trustees will vote Tuesday on a five year joint use agreement with the City of Scottsdale and Honeywell to share computer facilities. The plan, touted as the first in the state, would cost about 11.60 per hour for joint use versus 40 to 50 per hour for district owned access and could save taxpayers around 400000. The meeting also will consider accepting 322842 in Title I funds for remedial programs at Apache Yavapai Soloma Coronado and St Daniel's Schools and about 90000 in Title IV funds for Indian students after budget adjustments. The session starts at 730 p.m. at the education center.
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Cooperative City
Scottsdale
Jack Kearney
City of
Scottsdale and
Honeywell Corporation
Kearney
Citizens’ Computer Committee
Yavapai
Soloma
Coronado
St. Daniel’s
Incumbent MCCCD member won’t seek re election
Scottsdale area MCCCD precinct two candidates open for the November election as veteran board member Ken Badertscher announces he will not run again. Barbara Hitchcock is first to pick up petitions while Theodore Jarvi and Maxine Marshall are mentioned as possible rivals in the five member board race. Elections require 500 signatures and residency in precinct two with votes due by September 3.
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Ken Badertscher
Scottsdale-area
Maricopa
Barbara Hitchcock
Paradise Valley
Theodore C. Jarvi
Jarvi
Scottsdale
Precinct
Maxine Marshall
Scottsdale Progress
Jonathan Marshall
College
E. McDowell Rd
Phoenix
No Scottsdale Daily Progress on Fourth of July Holiday
The Scottsdale Daily Progress will not publish on Monday due to the Fourth of July legal holiday. News, advertising and circulation offices are closed. classified ads may be telephoned to 994-9311. Normal schedule resumes Tuesday.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Washington Bicentennial Parade Draws Thousands on Constitution
Vice President Nelson A. Rockefeller led a grand parade down Constitution Avenue to celebrate the Bicentennial. Floats firetrucks oxcarts puppets bicycles clowns and an elephant entertained crowds from Virginia and across the Potomac as marchers passed the White House and the Washington Monument en route to the Lincoln Memorial reflecting pool.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Constitution Avenue
City
Potomac River
Virginia
Constitution
White House
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Ford Hansen deny Wyoming votes swap claim
President Ford and Senator Hansen deny any promise of seven Wyoming GOP convention votes in exchange for signing a bill opposed by the administration. Nessen issued the denial for Ford while Hansen spoke on the Senate floor. In Argentina, eight corpses were found near a demolished police dining hall after a terrorist bombing that killed 18 and injured 66, with some reports suggesting higher death tolls.
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Washington
Ford
Clifford Hansen
Wyoming
Congress
White House
Ron Nessen
Senate
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Federal Police
Ford vetoes military construction bill delaying base closings
President Ford vetoed a 3.3 billion military construction measure objecting to a provision delaying base closings and civilian base workforce cuts. He said the bill is generally acceptable for fiscal year 1977 in a veto message to the House. it marked his 50th veto.
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Washington
Ford
House
Numairi Says Loyalists Crushed Khartoum Coup Attempt
Sudanese President Jaafar el Numairi announced that loyal forces led by him defeated an attempted coup in Khartoum. Diplomatic sources noted he commanded loyal troops during most of the fighting after returning Friday from a tour of the United States and France.
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Cairo
Jaafar el-Numairi
Khartoum
Sudan
Numairi
United States
France
Sunny and continued heat to persist Sunday
The forecast calls for temperatures around 106 degrees with very warm weather continuing into Sunday. Lows are expected in the upper 70s as conditions stay hot.
Scottsdale embraces Old West look with boardwalk sidewalks
The city cites a construction labor dispute as the cause of halted Scottsdale Road work leaving a dusty dirt street. City crews install temporary boardwalk sidewalks in front of downtown shops while street sweepers twice daily clear dust on cross streets between Indian School and Thomas.
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Scottsdale
West
California
Scottsdale Road
Indian School
Thomas Roads
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Popular Front For the Liberation of Palestine
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Renard
Hashi Abdullah
Tel Aviv
Paris
Idi Amin
Organization of African Unity
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Amin
Indian Parent Council
Education Center
44Th St
MCCCD
Badertscher
Roger Brooks
West Phoenix
Jeremy Butler
South and West Phoenix
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Mesa
Tempe
Chandler
Robert L. Robertson
Northwest Phoenix
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