Amtrak Unveils Five Year Plan For $45 Billion Upgrade
Amtrak proposes a five year program including 353 new passenger cars 15 diesel locomotives 53 high speed electric locomotives for the Northeast corridor plus six electric switching locomotives. It forecasts passengers rising to 26 million and revenue to $482 million by 1982 and calls for route expansions and up to six daily Chicago Detroit trains. The plan requires about $3.5 billion in operating subsidies and over $1 billion in capital grants.
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Dunlap set to testify in Bolles murder case second stage
In Phoenix Max Dunlap among about 30 defense witnesses as the Don Bolles murder trial enters its second stage. Prosecutor William Schafer rested the state case after 38 witnesses in five weeks while John Harvey Adamson testified as the sole state witness against both defendants. James Robison and Dunlap face first degree murder and conspiracy charges in Bolles death. Adamson claims Dunlap hired him via Marley to kill Babbitt and Lizanetz.
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Don Bolles
William Schafer
ITI
John Harvey Adamson
Arizona Republic
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Chandler
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Adamson
Robison
Arizona
Bruce Babbitt
al Lizanetz
Kemper Marley Sr
Marley
Howard Woodall
Maricopa County
Woodall
Paul Smith
Neal Roberts
Emprise Corp
New York
Babbitt
Chicagoan Hurt In Hit And Run In South Scottsdale
A Chicago woman, Ann Campbell aged 40, is listed in fair condition in the intensive care unit at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a late night hit and run on Hayden Road near Pierce Street. John C. Friel 43 of Oak Lawn Illinois drove the car with four others. Guzzo 41 of Tempe fled the scene and was later arrested.
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John C. Friel
Oak Lawn
Thomas Schedler
Wheaton
Iil
SMH
Richard R. Guzzo
E. Don Carlos
Tempe
Hayden Road
Pierce Street
Guzzo
Hayden
Friel Auto
Salt Cellar
Scottsdale youth arrested in high speed chase case
An 18 year old from Scottsdale, Joel Moore, was arrested late Saturday in east Phoenix after a high speed pursuit with a Scottsdale police officer. He was cited for speeding and failure to yield to an emergency vehicle. Speeds topped 95 mph on McDowell Road before he abandoned the car near a 52nd Street apartment complex and was apprehended upon returning to his vehicle. A passenger was released at the scene. Moore was released after booking in the city jail.
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East Phoenix
Joel Mr Moore
E. Wilshire Drive
McDowell
52Nd Street
Phoenix
Moore
Mail use may slow price rise says USPS forecast
The Postal Service projects mail volume near 100 billion by 1981 boosting its treasury and slowing stamp price increases. First class letters for businesses would be 16 cents and individuals 13 cents under a five year plan starting next June, despite earlier forecasts of 22 to 23 cents.
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Commission On Postal Service
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Navajo Officials Charge Show Low Man Over Forest Work
Navajo tribal officials say Doyle Nestor violated an agreement by using illegal aliens for work on the Navajo reservation instead of employing Navajos. Nestor holds a $153,000 Bureau of Indian Affairs contract to thin forest areas on the reservation. The same report notes Gov. Raul Castro will deliver a farewell address at the Governor's Harvest Ball in Phoenix.
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Doyle Nestor
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Phoenix
Raul Castro
Arson Suspected in East Side Furniture Store Fire
A three alarm blaze Sunday night damaged an east side furniture store, causing about $100000 in damage and blocking 16th Street between McDowell Road and Oak Street. Hospital ERs in Tucson see rising nonemergency visits as residents cite insurance coverage and lower costs.
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Tucson — Hospital
Scottsdale Planning Commission weighs 423 unit project on Cactus and 96th
The Scottsdale Planning Commission will review a rezoning to allow 423 homes on 160 acres at Cactus Road and 96th Street with 224 homesites 142 townhouses 21 half acre lots three one acre lots five acres for office and three for commercial use. Also on the agenda are land exchange talks with Scottsdale School District and AL C Realty McCormick Ranch and zoning cases for Granite Reef and Rose Lane Rosedale parcels and Hayden Road condominiums. The session includes a Yamaha dealership at 6828 E Thomas Rd minor use permits for a health studio and auto leasing agency near Scottsdale Road Roosevelt Street.
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AL & C
Hayden Road
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Garrison Bailey
R. Dixon
Aronovitch and Leipsic Alberta Ltd
Yamaha
E. Thomas Rd
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Jason A. Fisher
Barbara J. Isreal
Indiana School and
Miller Roads
Scottsdale Road
Roosevelt Street
Decomposed body found after Arizona crash near Christopher Creek
The Arizona Highway Patrol identified 55 year old Charles Castle of Pinetop as the badly decomposed victim found near a wrecked car on State Route 260 near Christopher Creek. Investigators said Castle likely died in the crash, but timing and injuries remain unclear. In the same weekend, four others died in separate Arizona crashes including Terry Fuller and Edward Sample from Ft. Huachuca, Fredrick Green of Holbrook, and an unidentified pedestrian in Lake Havasu City. Sample and Fuller died in a head on collision on State Route 90 near Benson, while Green died when his car left State Route 77 near Show Low and overturned.
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Christopher Creek
Charles Castle
Castle
Arizona
Terry Fuller
Edward Sample
Ft. Huachuca
Fredrick Green
Holbrook
Lake Havasu City
Sample
Fuller
Benson
Green
Show Low
Stolen Jewelry and Items From Scottsdale Home
Police reported a weekend theft at Opal C. Jolley’s home at 5738 N Scottsdale Rd. Forced entry signs were found. Stolen items include a mink jacket worth 2500, a diamond bracelet worth 1000, and a pearl necklace worth 800 with additional unlisted jewelry and property valued over 4000 in total.
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Scottsdale
Opal C. Jolley
N. Scottsdale Rd
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William Mullen
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Transcendental
United Bank
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Phoenix TM Center
N. 7Th St
World Plan Executive Council
U.S
WPEC
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