Solar test planned for Indian School Park site
The U S Corps of Engineers will lead a solar heating demo at the main building of Indian School Park a 9856 square foot visitor center heated and heated water via solar energy The city council discussed inflation factors for October 1975 to October 1977 and urged alternate bids to keep costs near original estimates The park on a 60 acre site between Camelback and Indian School Roads in Indian Bend Wash is part of flood control and greenbelt plans The total park cost is about 39 million with the city share estimated at 1773772 up from 1585000 and the corps to cover the rest
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Corps
Frost
Camelback
Indian School
Indian Bend Wash
Stolen Music Gear From Scottsdale High Band Room
Police report a theft of musical equipment from Scottsdale High School band room valued at 1460 dollars. The loss occurred March 25 with no forced entry found, suggesting theft during school hours. Stolen items include a 400 dollar bass amplifier a 450 dollar alto clarinet a stereo turntable and a real to reel tape deck.
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Scottsdale High School
Indian School Rd
Axford Couple Remembered in Canary Islands Jetliner Crash
Memorial services for Duncan L. Axford 61 and Arlene C. Axford 59 will be at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. They moved to the Valley in 1961 from North Dakota and left behind two daughters, seven grandchildren, and surviving relatives. Memorials may go to the church, American Heart Fund or Beta Sigma Phi.
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Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
N. 56Th St
Duncan L. Axford
Arlene C. Axford
Canary Islands
Axford
North Dakota
E. Parkview Drive
U.S. Bureau of Public Roads
Arizona State Department of Transportation
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
American Heart Fund
Beta Sigma Phi
Neff, 91, Retired Salesman, Dies in Mesa
Arthur J. Neff, 91, a retired salesman born in Ohio, died Wednesday at Country Club Nursing Home in Mesa. He lived at 8215 E Sheridan St and belonged to Scottsdale Kiwanis Club Ascension Lutheran Church and was an honorary Boy Scout. Survived by daughter Ruth K. Lewis and sons Edward B. Jones Betty Jones and Winifred E. Luce seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Services held 10 a.m. Saturday at Messinger Mortuary with private interment. Donations suggested to the American Heart Association.
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Arthur J. Neff
Country Club
Mesa
Ohio
Neff
Valley
E. Sheridan St
Scottsdale
Winifred E. Luce
Case Grande
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
E. Indian School Rd
American Heart Association
Groundwater program near final agreement in Arizona
Arizona lawmakers say a groundwater supply plan is about 90 percent complete with leaders and industry representatives agreeing on most provisions. The case involves mining agricultural and municipal water interests and aims to address sustained shortages.
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Phoenix
Arizona
House
Burton Barr
Barr
Judge denies Armstrong Fourth Amendment challenge in meter tampering case
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Howard Peterson ruled that Salt River Project investigators did not violate the Fourth Amendment when gathering evidence against James R. Armstrong, who allegedly tampered with his electricity meter to reduce charges of illegal procurement of power valued at $289. The decision upheld SRP access rights to read meters and use telescopic footage, noting SRP is not a governmental agency.
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Scottsdale
Marciopa County
Howard Peterson
Salt River
James R. Armstrong
Armstrong
E. Verde Lane
State Department of Corrections
Edward Boyle
SPR
Peterson
SRP
Arizona Emerges as Top Drug Smuggling Corridor
IRE reports Arizona is the United States' most concentrated narcotics corridor from Mexico with millions of pounds of marijuana and kilos of brown heroin and cocaine moving across a 360 mile border. It notes 23 major smuggling rings, some linked to Cosa Nostra, and says pilots, lawyers, and officials are increasingly involved while law enforcement is understaffed and overwhelmed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Arizona
Mexico
United States
U.S
William Smitherman
Mexico-Arizona
Cosa Nostra
New York City
Detroit
Chicago
Indianapolis Star
Kansas City
Investigative Reporters and Editors, Inc
Turkey
Drug Enforcement Administration
Joseph
Joe Bananas” Bonanno Sr
New York
Phoenix
Anthony
Tony the
Ant” Spilotro
Bonanno
Peter Licavoli Jr
Antonio Gambino
IRE
Nogales
Sonor
DEA
Mexico City
Ariz
Tucson
Lloyd Brummage
Pinal County
Sonora
Richard Williams
Pima County
Terry Grimble
Border open to smugglers described in undercover trip
An undercover account details smugglers Pancho and Fernando guiding readers through Mexican checkpoints near Agua Prieta and Naco with easy border passes and lax U S enforcement until a later US port of entry where a guard narrowly avoids confrontation.
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Naco
Pancho
Fernando
Romero
United States Port of Entry
U.S
United States
Agua Prieta
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Duncan L. and
Jean Boen
Rosemary Herrick
the Valley
Mrs. Axford
Tri-City Nurses Registry
E. Main St
Hawaii
Snettsdale
Naval
Arizona Department of Health Services Today
Jon Counts
Desert Shadows
Boros
Les Boros
Peoria
Stan Tanner
Chandler
James Robison
ASU
Senate Education Committee
Arizona State University
West
Arizona Senate
Christian Science
John Richard C. Kenyon
C.S.B
Westwood High School
W. 8Th Street
Globe Church
E. Sycamore Street
Globe
Open
Century Country Club
New” Century Country Club
St. At Shea
Lamptable In
Love Seat
Lavin
E. van Buren
Dan Woodroof
American Management Association
Camelback Church of Christ
Church of Christ
Ste East
Bhormix, AZ
Cavendish Bridge Club
Faye Apt
Indian School Road
Gulliver
Gulliver’s Travels
N. Brown Ave
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