Scottsdale eyes Hayden Road bridge in public works funding plan
Scottsdale officials plan Hayden Road bridge over the Indian Bend Wash as top public works project with a 29 job impact. Arizona allotment totals include Phoenix 15.3 million Glendale 1 million Mesa 1.4 million Tempe 1.2 million. Maricopa County 6 million. New rules require 10 percent of funds spent with minority businesses.
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Arizona
DeConcini
Phoenix
Glendale
Mesa
Tempe
Maricopa County
Milli John Holmes
Scottedale
Hayden Road
Indian Bend Wash Inlet
Holmes
Scottsdale
Hayden Road Bridge
Bell says FBI may still employ questionable tactics
Attorney General Griffin Bell acknowledged he cannot guarantee the FBI has halted potentially illegal investigative methods from the 1960s and early 1970s. He said the issue is large, noting 20,000 FBI employees, and outlined steps to improve internal controls and require written orders to ensure accountability.
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Washington
Griffin Bell
FBI
Bell
House
Justice Department
Peter Kostmayer
D-Pa
Department
Clothing of Las Vegas labor boss linked to case
Six weeks after Al Bramlet disappeared, Thomas Hanley was found in possession of Bramlet’s clothing in an FBI exhibit. The brown box containing the items was recovered in Phoenix and dated to April 8. The exhibit strengthens the prosecution’s position in Hanley’s preliminary hearing.
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Las Vegas
al Bramlet
Thomas Hanley
Bramlet
Hanley
FBI
Phoenix
A.E. Wilson
Missionaries beaten in Brazil tell tale to Rosalynn Carter
Two American missionaries reported beatings in a Brazilian jail told their story to Rosalynn Carter who expressed sympathy and said she would inform her husband. The report includes other international notes from Nairobi and Uganda about Idi Amin’s travel.
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Recife
Brazil
Rosalynn Carter
Lawrence Rosebaugh
Thomas Ce
Nairobi
Kenya
Radio
Uganda
Idi Amin
London
Commonwealth
Amin
Tanzania
Zambia
Rwanda
Lincoln Drive extension may avoid Pueblo School traffic issues
Scottsdale votes to add the Lincoln Drive extension to the general plan despite residents opposition. If built, the eastward link from 76th Street would cross Hayden near the Pueblo and Saguaro High campuses, prompting more bus use for western students and raising concerns about crossing busy intersections.
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Pueblo
Lincoln Drive
Scottsdale
Lincoln
76Th Street
Hayden
Saguaro High School
Saguaro
Michael Bloom
Bloom
Scottsdale plans mix of hospital center and shopping hub
The Development Review Board reviewed plans for Scottsdale Memorial Hospital 500000 ambulatory care center on McCormick Ranch plus a 90600 square foot shopping center at Thomas and Hayden totaling 416 parking spaces. Kaiser Aetna PCD subdivisions add 101 singlefamily lots while condo and apartment developments comprise 80 condominiums and 131 apartments on nearby parcels. Groundbreaking for the hospital center is targeted by August.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
McCormick Ranch
Thomas and
Hayden Roads
Shea Boulevard
60Th Street
Kaiser Aetna
Vista de Las Montanas
Hayden Parkway
Gainey Parkway
Scottsdale Environmental Construction and Development Co
Miller Road
Vista Drive
E. McKellips Rd
Granada Construction Corp
Scottsdale chamber to oversee bed tax spending plan
Scottsdale officials debate how to administer a 1977 78 bed tax budget totaling 160000 with 50000 for ads. The plan calls for council oversight via a proposed non profit or task force and monthly chamber reports to ensure proper use of funds for tourism promotion and related activities.
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Chamber
Scottsdale
John Marks
Jeffrey Schubert
Franklin D. Aleshire
Aleshire
Council
Palm Springs
Calif
Herb Caywood
Caywood
Karatz
Marks
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Eldorado Pool
Bob Johnstone
Wagner
Associated Press
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Vatican
Taha Carim
Carter
Internal Revenue Service
White House
Walter F. Mondale
IRS
Kearney
Scottsdale Memorial
Fountain Hills
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