Indians plan to block Pima Road over right of way dispute
Salt River Indian Community and area landowners push to close one lane of Pima Road between Chaparral and Donge Saturday over disputed rights of way. City officials and tribal leaders discuss compensation, reopen plans, and traffic contingencies as a long running ROW battle continues.
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Pima
Salt River
Pima Road
Scottsdale
Filler
Andrews
Progress
Thomas Road
Indian Bend Road
Thomas
McDowell Road
Ramona
Lester Loring
U.S. District Court
BIA
U.S
Walter E. Craig
Phoenix
Scottie
Timothy Bray
Panama Canal Treaty Prediction Sparks Senate Opposition
Former U S attorney Thomas Haney told the Palo Verde Republican Women’s club that a Panama Canal Zone handover could come within two months but face Senate resistance. He warned Panamanian leaders would demand full U S withdrawal by 2000 and claimed tolls may rise dramatically after control passes, with opposition from about 95 senators. The report also notes unseasonably cool weather with highs near 80s.
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United States
Republic of Panama
U.S
Canal Zone
Thomas Haney
Senate
Panama
Canal
Vis
Haney
Cadillac
General Motors
State Department
Collector's books trace Arizona's early days in public domain
Scottsdale resident Fred Eldean at 78 maintains a vast archive of Arizona and Old West history. His donations to public institutions include legal land records, correspondence, and Indian laws, with plans for an index bibliography matching microfilm reels.
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Arizona
Southwest
Fred Eldean
Scottsdale
Page Land and Cattle Co
Eldean
North Scottsdale
Old West
Page
Congress
Good Speed
Boston
Bureau of Land Management
U.S. Land Office
U.S. Geological Survey
Scottsdale considers flood warning systems in Indian Bend Wash
A feasibility study by the U S Corps of Engineers outlines rapid response flood warning options for Scottsdale and other Phoenix area washes. Proposed sensors include telemark telemetry gauges and radio or telephone relays with alarms, costing from 15 000 to 60 000 per gauge and up to several million for valley wide systems.
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Indian Bend
Scottsdale
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Phoenix
Charles Pyke
Corps
Los Angeles
Citizens Advisory Board
Maricopa County
Indian Bend Wash
Salt River Project
Arizona Canal
U.S. Geological Survey
Indian Bend Road
Indian School Road
Thomas Road
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Mondale presses Vorster for new deal in South Africa
Vice President Mondale urged Prime Minister Vorster in Vienna to grant South Africa's black majority a fresh settlement. He stated no threats would accompany American calls for constructive negotiations. In Geneva SALT talks, Vance and Gromyko recessed to gauge progress and plan Friday talks. Begin seeks coalition partners after Likud victory in Israel.
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Vienna
Austria
Walter F. Mondale
John Vorster
South Africa
Mondale
Vorster
Geneva
Switzerland
Cyrus R. Vance
Andrei A. Gromyko
Middle East
Tel Aviv
Israel
Meriahem
Yaqui Valley landowners grant land for peasant farming deal
Yaqui Valley landowners agree to transfer 92 662 acres of irrigated cropland to northwest Mexico peasants. The government will pay for 43 242 acres while farmers surrender 49 200 acres free. The arrangement stems from negotiations reported by a source close to the deal.
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Mexico City
Yaqui Valley
Mexico
Carlos Sparrow
Sonora
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