Scottsdale High School to begin $3 million phase one renovation
The Scottsdale School Board gave informal approval to a first phase of a $3 million upgrade to Scottsdale High. Planned work includes main building electrical upgrades and new math and foreign language classrooms, tearing down arts and crafts buildings for industrial arts expansions, and a redesigned parking lot with 50 percent more spaces plus a campus mall linking east and west sides. The district aims to have main projects done in summer to minimize fall disruption, with seven of twelve priority items aimed for completion in 1975 76.
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Scottsdale High School
Scottsdale
Bill Pedersen
Hinton Avenue
Indian School Road
Civic Center Plaza
City board to review three development plans this Thursday
The Development Review Board will consider a nine acre shopping center at the southwest corner of 68th Street and Thomas Road featuring seven buildings totaling about 68 000 square feet with an eighth 5 000 square feet planned later plus a 24 000 square foot market and a 12 600 square foot drug store. remodeling plans for the former LDS church at Civic Center Plaza and Earls Drive into offices follow.
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68Th Street
Thomas Road
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Civic Center Plaza
Earls Drive
Peter Merlino
Scottsdale Development and Construction Co
Paradise Valley School Board Sets Hearing on State Funds Use
The Paradise Valley School Board will hold a public hearing on using more than 750000 in state emergency school facility funds. It debates 605090 for future building plans and 160593 for land purchase for a third high school with possible higher costs.
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Paradise Valley School Board
ASU solar expert warns ERDA budget underfunds 1976 needs
Dr Charles E Backus of Arizona State University told a Senate subcommittee that ERDA's proposed 1976 solar budget of 75 million is a serious curtailment. He urged at least 150 million and warned the United States risks losing ground to Japan if standard solar products are not developed soon.
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Charles E. Backus
Arizona State University
Solar Energy Research
U.S. Senate
Energy Research and Development Administration
ERDA
Senate Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Subcommittee On
Energy Research and Water Resources
Backus
ASU
United States
Middle East
Japan
U.S
Senate
Police arrest theft suspect in Scottsdale dealership case
Kenneth Davis, 17, arrested by Phoenix police on auto theft and burglary charges linked to about 15 cars stolen from Scottsdale dealers and a Brooks Cadillac burglary. He was found at his girlfriend’s home with a stolen car. awaiting adult remand to Superior Court. Taylor, 19, remains at large with warrants for burglary and grand theft tied to the Brooks incident.
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Phoenix
Kenneth Davis
Scottsdale
Davis
Dale Samuels
Mesa
Valley
David Wayne Taylor
Taylor
Brooks Cadillac Inc
Scottsdale Rd
Superior
Samuels
Brooks
Superior Court
No Smoking Bill Vote Scheduled In Arizona Senate
The Arizona Senate government committee plans a vote tonight on SB 1101 expanding the no smoking law to cover food stores drugstores and department stores and requiring no smoking sections in restaurants. Betty Carnes of Scottsdale notes 16 other states have followed Arizona while supporters are urged to attend the session this evening.
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Arizona Senate
Senate
Betty Carnes
Scottsdale
Arizona
Foot Care Talk Set at Valley of the Sun Podiatry Seminar
The second annual Valley of the Sun Podiatry Seminar will run Thursday to Saturday at the SunBurst Hotel in Scottsdale with about 150 podiatrists expected. Co chairmen are Murray R. Davidson and Richard J. Jacoby of Phoenix. Topics include forefoot surgery and new procedures Thursday and rearfoot pain Saturday. An investment seminar Friday covers protecting doctors from inflation. Speakers include Alan Bulka and William Reese of Scottsdale.
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SunBurst
Scottsdale
Murray R. Davidson
D.P.M
F.A.C.F.S
Richard J. Jacoby
Phoenix
Alan Bulka
William Reese
Refrigeration Units Guard Alaska Pipeline Permafrost
Aleyska Inc and oil company consortium install refrigeration along the Alaska pipeline to keep permafrost frozen during heated oil transport. Project manager Lloyd C. Foy notes cost rise from 900 million to nearly 6 billion due to environmental protections. Construction planned to finish in 1977 with a 14,000 crew and welders paid about 125000 annually, many hired through regular U.S. channels.
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Alaska
Aleyska, Inc
Alaska Pipeline
Lloyd C. Foy
Aleyska
Foy
Prudhoe Bay
United States
Tulsa
Oklahoma
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