Agencies Seek Most of Scottsdale CETA Funds for Local Projects
Eleven agencies including Arizona state offices apply for nearly all of 1.2 million dollars in City of Scottsdale CETA funds for one year. Projects aim to create 120 temporary jobs, with applications ranging from school district clerical help and safety education to a youth leadership program and elderly needs survey.
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State of
Arizona
Scottsdale
U.S. Department of Labor
Paul Donovan
Donovan
Scottsdale School
Phiotnix League” of Women Voters
Arizona Adult Foster Home Registry
Scottsdale Ywca
State of Arizona
Foundation For Senior Adult Living
Arizona Community Development For Abuse and Neglect
ACDAN
Community, Leadership For Youth Development
CLYDE
Scottsdale Foundation For the Handicapped
Lucky 13
Divorce Recovery Association
League
Foster Home Registry
YWCA
Foundation For
Gentry
Energy Saving Tips From Scottsdale Progress Readers
Scottsdale Progress readers share ideas to cut home energy use including shade trees on south and west walls, thermal lined draperies, hot water timer use, energy saving contests, and practical habits like turning off water while brushing teeth and using pressure cookers. Prizes include a $100 bond for best tip and $25 for runners up.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Ders
William
Cecilia Baumann
E. Berridge Lane
New Hampshire
Arizona
Ernest Howell
Wittmann
Ariz
Arcadia
Baumanns
Sewell Shurtz
Meadowbrook Ave
Shurtz
Bill Butcher
E. Whitton Ave
Toni K. Grucky
Scottsdale Rd
Grucky
Daisy Levang
Scottsdale
Beau H. Graffin
E. Thomas
Scottsdale Progress
P.O
Scottsdale Indian education program gains funds for 1977 78
The Scottsdale School District adds about 20000 to its Indian education program bringing total funding to around 52500 for 1977 78. The district projects a shortfall of about 36500 versus last year as Title IV allocations depend on congressional appropriations.
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Scottsdale
Lieske
Coronado High School
Coronado
Yavapai
Youth fatally gored at Pamplona bull run
A 17 year old youth was killed and 35 others injured on the second day of Pamplona's running of the bulls as about 50 runners crowded the narrow gate into the bull ring after the street run. Bulls charged the jammed pack.
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Pamplona
Spain
Bill Ring
Escapee Surrenders in Washington with Daughters
Patricia Gale Boake, a Texas jail escapee, surrendered to the FBI at its Washington headquarters around 10 a.m. She arrived with three of her daughters, including Sandy Chandler, who had earlier traveled to the White House seeking help from President Carter.
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Washington
Texas
FBI
Carter
Patricia Gale Boake
Sandy Chandler
White House
Derailment near Guadalajara leaves four dead, 18 hurt
A 60 car freight train derailed near Guadalajara, Mexico, killing four and injuring 18. Three of the deceased were believed to be tramp riders. In Danbury, a five man Bureau of Prisons panel investigated a fatal prison fire. Five inmates died and 71 injured from burns and smoke in a crowded dormitory. arson is suspected with no suspects in custody.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
Jalisco
Danbury
Conn
U.S. Bureau of Prisons
Soviet Critics Mount Pressure Over Neutron Bomb
The Soviet Union escalates attacks amid President Carter’s looming decision on producing the neutron bomb. Carter plans to review studies after August 15 before deciding, while a Soviet commentator accuses the U S of complicating strategic arms talks following reports of an underground Nevada test.
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Washington
Carter
Soviet Union
Nevada
United States
Senate weighs $200 million VA Target computer project
Washington report says the Veterans Administration plans a $200 million purchase of a Target computer system deemed risky by a GAO draft. The system, urged for five years, would fund initial equipment for VA operations.
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Washington
Senate
Veterans Administration
General Accounting Office
Target
Story
Phoenix funds Thomas Road widening and storm drains project
The Phoenix City Council approved a $1.5 million contract for widening and storm drain installation on Thomas Road between 44th and 56th Streets. Benham Blair- Ditzler and Elling of Phoenix will perform engineering services for construction in the 1979 80 fiscal year.
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Thomas Road
44Th
56Th Streets
Phoenix
Benham Blair- Ditzler
Elling
S6th
Thomas Mall
45Th Street
4Th
Thomas
48Th Streets
52Nd
48Th
52Nd Streets
Council
City to upgrade four traffic signals at key Scottsdale intersections
Scottsdale plans to award about 83 060 in contracts to upgrade traffic signals at four major intersections including Scottsdale and Thomas Roads Scottsdale and Lincoln Drive Hayden and McKellips Roads and Hayden and Thomas Roads The project will replace equipment add left turn arrows and pedestrian indicators and materials will be kept in inventory for future use Bids came from Eagle Signal Ecolonte Automatic Signal and Safety Engineering with a combined bid under the engineer's estimate due to bundled purchasing
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Scottsdale
Thomas Roads
Lincoln Drive
Hayden and McKellips
Hayden and Thomas Roads
Raymond Williamson
Williamson
Eagle Signal
Econdlite
Automatic Signal
Safety Engineering
Econolite
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Bob Johnstone
CamelView Plaza
70Th Street
Camelback Road
Marvin Lieske
Yavapai School
Associated Press
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