Carter rose from Jimmy Who to president elect
Plains Georgia AP reports James Earl Carter Jr. rose from near anonymity to president elect after relentless door to door campaigning. He presented himself as an outsider fighting Washington insiders and stressing honesty integrity and hard work. He mixed populist outreach with cautious positions on abortion and healthcare while enjoying diverse cultural tastes.
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Carter
New York
Washington
Pll
Georgia
Scranton
Bid call approved for Hayden extension project
The city council approved authorization for a bid call to extend Hayden Road south from Indian Bend Road to Saguaro High School and a transfer of 87,000 dollars to cover the costs. The 347,000 dollar project includes two roadway lanes with shoulders and a signalized Hayden Indian Bend intersection crossing the Arizona Canal and Indian Bend Wash interceptor, built by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers.
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Hayden Road
Indian Bend Road
Saguaro High School
Hayden
Indian Bend
Arizona Canal
Indian Bend Wash
U.S. Corps of Engineers
Paradise Valley Water Co
Scottsdale
Boyle Engineering
Thunderbird
Thunderbird Road
Scottsdale Road
Scottsdale Municipal Airport
Robert R. Adams
Acoustical Tile Upgrade Underway at Scottsdale Senior Center
The Scottsdale Senior Center began installing acoustical tiles on the ceiling this morning after the city awarded a 4663 dollar contract to T P Acoustics Inc. to reduce noise. Human services director Craig Shumway said growing attendance makes the center noisy and more seniors complain, with Wilson Jones and Associates, the designers, recommending the tiles.
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Scottsdale Senior Center
T-P Acoustics, Inc
Craig Shumway
Shumway
Wilson Jones and Associates
Obituary of Peter T. Zuban Chauffeur for Elizabeth Arden
Peter T. Zuban aged 62 of 7308 East Roosevelt Street died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Waterloo Iowa he moved to Arizona in 1966 from Red Lodge Montana where he belonged to Elks Lodge No. 534. Survived by his wife Verlee C and three brothers and three sisters all out of state. Visitation 2 to 4 PM and 7 to 9 PM today at Green Acres Mortuary. Services and interment will be in Red Lodge Montana.
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Peter T. Zuban
Verlee C
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Red Lodge
Mont
Helen F Ogden 82 longtime PEO member dies in Arizona
Helen F Ogden 82 a 65 year member of PEO Sisterhood died Tuesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital She was born in Chicago and lived in Arizona six years coming from Clinton Iowa Her survivors include sons Frank B Scottsdale and Robert F Cuernavaca Mexico a daughter Marilyn Wiziardo Scottsdale 14 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren Her husband Frank died in 1966 Memorial service set for 11 am Thursday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel Family requests memorials to Phoenix Center for the Blind Melvin Jones Complex Phoenix 85008
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Helen F. Ogden
PEO
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Chicago, Ill
Ogden
N. 68Th St
Arizona
Clinton
Iowa
Scottsdale
Frank
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
E. Indian School Rd
Phoenix Center For the Blind
Melvin Jones
E. Roosevelt St
Phoenix
SRP Approves CAP Siphon Settlement With Salt River Tribe
Salt River Project board accepts a proposed settlement with the Salt River Indian Reservation enabling a Central Arizona Project siphon on tribal land. If tribal council approves tonight, 710 acres may transfer as initial steps. The pact ends years of talks after the Indians sued in August to block work.
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Salt River
Board of Governor
Bureau of Reclamation
Arizona
Pfister
SRP
Bureau
Peter Keiwitt and Sons Co
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Arizona Canal
Granite Reef Dam
Four Home Ec seminars at McCormick Ranch Park Thursday
Scottsdale School District sponsors four morning workshops through the HERO advisory committee at McCormick Ranch Park from 9 a.m. to noon with a luncheon featuring a 50-foot HERO sandwich. Workshops cover communications interviewing child care merchandising and food service with ASU Motorola Palo Alto Preschools Sears Northern Arizona University and Scottsdale Community College participants.
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McCormick Ranch Park
Scottsdale
HERO
Arcadia
Coronado
Saguaro
Arizona State University
Motorola
Palo Alto
Sears
Food Service
Northern Arizona University
Scottsdale Community College
Firm admits possible fraud in Horizon sales report
Horizon Corp. acknowledged in an SEC report that selling vacant lots as future development may not occur, a statement viewed by some as conflicting with buyers’ pitches. In Phoenix, Lincoln Thrift Association trustees discuss reorganization to preserve the frozen savings of about 23,000 Arizona residents, with Trustee Robert Baker testifying in U.S. District Court.
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Paradise Valley Heights
Paradise Valley Heights I and III
124Th
128Th Streets
Shea Boulevard
Richard Campana
Paradise Heights II
Paradise Heights I
Paradise Heights III
Briarwood II
Lincoln and
McDonald Drives
74Th Street
Briarwood III
Briarwood I and I
Phoenix
Horizon Corp
Horizon
U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission
Lincoln Thrift Association
Arizona
Robert Baker
U.S. District Court
Great Southwest Land and Cattle Co
U.S
Vincent Maggiore
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Reinhold Niebuhr
Dylan Thomas
Charlie Daniel
Hayden Extension
Gold Dust Avenue
Chaparral High
Council
Center
Dan Woodroof
Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Kbux AM & FM
RCA
Jason
Omar
the Dynamite
Newport Beach
Mointun
Lincoln Drive
Nad
Hyatt
Associated Press
Mountaineers
Globe
Sierra Ancha Mountains
Susan Cannonball
Miss Cannonball
Tucson
Kincon Inc
Rincon
Dedham
Mass
Winkelman
Ray Rash
Rash
Charles Reagan
Reagan
Mattress Makers
Feadae
Yoaidir
Settee
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