Hayden Bridge Over Salt River Faces Many Hurdles
The $1 million Hayden Road bridge over the Salt River faces delays from river flow, utility relocations, and land rights. Bids were opened May 31 with a June 6 to 7 contract award target, funding split 78 percent federal and 22 percent county, and completion hoped by year end.
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Dennis Carroll
Salt River
Hayden Road
Manor Auto
Francis Lathrop
Hayden
Union Rock and Materials Corp
State Highway Department
Elson Cook
Arizona Highway Department
Cook
Lathrop
Salt River Project
Arizona Public Service
Mountain Belt Telephone
Kids Daze brings fishing derby art show to Paradise Valley park
Hundreds of youths are to attend the Paradise Valley Kiwanis Club and Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Kids Daze. The schedule features a 6 am fishing derby with prizes for ages 15 and under, a 10 am art show with awards in multiple media, various game booths, and a 1 to 5 pm free swim. Wallace and Ladmo will appear in the afternoon. Peter Pierce leads the event with assistants Forrest McGuigan and Wally Keil, and many prizes are donated.
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Paradise Valley Kiwanis Club
Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department
Wallace and
Ladmo
Peter Pierce
Forrest McGuigan
Wally Keil
Goldwater Would Join Nixon Staff Chief If Asked
Barry Goldwater told a colleague he would gladly give up his Senate seat to become Richard Nixon's White House staff chief if the President asked. He urged a Republican professional, preferably from Congress, to run the staff and suggested naming a Democratic elder statesman as Watergate prosecutor to restore presidential integrity.
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Robert Novak
Washington
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Senate
Richard Nixon
White House
Goldwater
Nixon
House
Alexander Haig
H.R. Haldeman
John Ehrlichman
Democratic Party
Gen. Haig
Henry Kissinger
Army
George Bush
Kret to Speak at School Law Conference at ASU
Sen David B Kret R Scottsdale will deliver a major address at ASU Friday on Legal Developments in School Finance Other speakers include Michael Altman visiting ASU law professor Henry E Butler Jr UA educational administration chair and Daniel J Stoops Flagstaff School Board president
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David B. Kret
Scottsdale
Arizona State University
Kret
Michael Altman
ASU
Henry E. Butler Jr
University of Arizona Department of Educational Administration
Daniel J. Stoops
Flagstaff
Five ex POWs testify on war protests and torture
Carrigan and four other former North Vietnam prisoners told the House Internal Security Committee in Washington of torture and coercion they endured. They linked peace activists visits to increased suffering and urged limits on travel to war zones.
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Air Force
Larry Carrigan
Scottsdale
North Vietnam
House Committee
Washington, D.C
U.S
Carrigan
Hanoi
House
Internal Security Committee
Jane Fonda
Ramsey Clark
Navy
David Hoffman
San Diego
Cmdr
Hoffman
Edwin Shuman
James Mulligan
Superintendent alleges rigged dismissal at Ft. Grant
Steve Vukcevich accused former corrections director Allen Cook of acting as a hatchetman for the Republican party when he fired Vukcevich from the State Industrial School at Ft. Grant last fall. Assistant State Attorney General William Dixon rejected the claim of a deal.
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Safford
Steve Vukcevich
State Industrial School
Vukcevich
Graham County Democratic Women’s Club
State Department of Corrections
Allen Cook
Republican Party
Ft. Grant School
William Dixon
Navajo Drafts Bill To Resolve Hopi Land Dispute
The Navajo Nation drafts its own bill to settle the 1.8 million acre land dispute with the Hopis in northern Arizona as an alternative to Rep. Sam Steiger's proposal that would give half of the land to the Hopis.
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Window Rock
Arizona
Sam Steiger
R-Ariz
Steiger
I 17 Southbound Widening Delays North of Flagstaff
State highway officials warn traffic delays on Interstate 17 this summer due to the new southbound roadway south of Munds Park. Closures will be posted north of the Flagstaff Airport interchange and south of the Rimrock interchange to guide detours through Oak Creek Canyon and Sedona.
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Phoenix
Flagstaff
Munds Park
Flagstaff Airport
Rimrock
Oak Creek Canyon
Sedona
Teen Injured After Fall On Camelback Mountain
Phoenix youth Rob Freeman, 17, remained in satisfactory condition at Doctors Hospital after falling about 75 feet on the southwest side of Camelback Mountain Wednesday. He suffered a fractured left arm and right ankle along with cuts and bruises while hiking with three companions.
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Phoenix
Rob Freeman
Doctors Hospital
Camelback Mountain
Freeman
Former Scottsdale man charged in fatality
A former Scottsdale resident, David Michael Connors, 30, was charged with manslaughter in Flagstaff Justice Court for a fatal crash on Interstate 17 near Flagstaff on Friday. Connors, hospitalized with injuries, allegedly struck a guardrail before colliding with a car driven by Dorothy Rae Gushers of Tuba City, who died.
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Scottsdale
Flagstaff
David Michael Connors
Fourth St
Flagstaff Justice Court
Department of Public Safety
Connors
Connor
Interstate 17
Dorothy Rae Gushers
Tuba City
Gyshers
Forecasters deliver soft warning on approaching heat
National Weather Service officials say 100 to 103 degree highs are likely today and Friday with little change in temperatures for the next few days. They note 100 degree readings in the Valley are rare this time of year and forecast highs will range from 95 to 105 in desert areas while mountain lows hover in the 30s to 40s.
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National Weather Service
Ira Brenner
Brenner
Scottsdale
Fannin Drug Dismissal Probe Faces Time Delays
County Attorney Moise Berger says the Fannin investigation into the dismissal of drunk driving charges will take about 30 more days to decide if a grand jury is needed. Phoenix officials pledge cooperation as columnist Jack Anderson accuses a cover up and seeks scrutiny.
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Moise Berger
Sen
Paul Fannin
Berger
Jack Anderson
Anderson
Arizona
Phoenix
Jack Levine
Levine
Obituary of William D. Nichols Former Oklahoma City Retail Leader
William D. Nichols, 67, former Merchants' Association president in Oklahoma City and longtime retail executive, died Wednesday at St. Luke's Hospital in Scottsdale. He moved to Scottsdale six years ago to manage Los Arcos Mall after a career with John A. Brown Co. and Russ Lyon Realty Co. He is survived by his wife Lola two daughters Patricia Griffy and Sue Parsons, his mother, a sister, and two grandchildren. Services and burial are private per Green Acres Mortuary.
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William D. Nichols
Merchants’ Association
Oklahoma City
Los Arcos Mall
Scottsdale
St. Luke’s Hospital
Mr. Nichols
E. McDowell
John A. Brown Co
Russ Lyon Realty Co
First Christian Church
Lola
Patricia Griffy
Sue Parsons
Mesa
J.J. Grunwalt
Green Acres
Dog bite incident ends as owners found
Six year old Joell Weber cried as she left for Navajo School after being bitten by a dog Friday. Scottsdale Police located the dog owners by this morning and the animal is under veterinarian care to test for rabies.
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Joell Weber
Scottsdale
Joell
Webers
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