Amtrak unveils five year plan and $4.5 billion upgrade
Amtrak proposes a five year program costing over 4.5 billion including 353 new passenger cars 15 diesel locomotives 53 high speed electric locomotives for the Northeast corridor six switching locomotives for NYC yards and upgrades to existing units. The plan calls for route system restudy potential new routes and service expansions with an expected subsidy of about 3.5 billion and capital grants over 1 billion.
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Dunlap set to testify in Bolles murder trial second stage
About 30 witnesses are expected to testify in the Don Bolles murder trial as Max Dunlap prepares to take the stand in his defense. Prosecutors rested their case after 38 witnesses over five weeks, with John Harvey Adamson the sole state's witness against both defendants.
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Chicagoan Hurt In Hit And Run Crash In Scottsdale
A Chicago woman, Ann Campbell, 40, is in fair condition in the ICU at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a hit-and-run on Hayden Road near Pierce Street. Suspect Richard Guzzo, 41, fled the scene, was arrested around 5 a.m., and booked on leaving the scene of an accident involving injuries.
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Suspect in chase arrested in Phoenix
An 18-year-old Scottsdale youth, Joel M. Moore, was arrested after a high speed chase with a Scottsdale officer. Speeds reached 95 mph from East McDowell Road to an apartment complex on 52nd Street before Moore abandoned the car and was apprehended on returning to the scene. A passenger was released at the scene. Moore was booked and released.
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Postal Service predicts mail growth reduces future stamp hikes
A five year forecast from the Postal Service says mail volume will rise toward 100 billion pieces by 1981. This growth should generate a surplus next year and lessen, though not prevent, future deficits. First class rates may rise less than previously feared.
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Navajo charge Show Low man with exploiting labor ban
Navajo officials accuse Doyle Nestor of violating a reservation labor agreement by using illegal aliens on a project funded by a $153000 Bureau of Indian Affairs contract to thin forest areas. The state also reports the Governor's Harvest Ball will feature Raul Castro's farewell address. An east side furniture store suffered a $100000 three alarm fire closing 16th Street for over an hour. Tucson ERs see rising nonemergency visits as residents choose insured emergency care over cheaper doctors visits.
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Planners to consider 423 unit development in Scottsdale
Scottsdale Planning Commission will review a rezoning request to allow 423 homes on 160 acres at the southwest corner of Cactus Road and 96th Street. The proposal includes 224 homesites, 142 townhouses, 21 half acre sites, three one acre sites, plus office and commercial space. The staff supports it with conditions, citing density increase but conformity with the Northeast Area Plan. Additional items include land exchange talks with Scottsdale School District and AL & C Realty, a 21st elementary school plan, and several smaller rezoning and use permit items.
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Decomposed body found near wrecked car in Arizona
The Arizona Highway Patrol found the decomposed body of 55 year old Charles Castle near a wrecked car along State Route 260 near Christopher Creek. Investigators say the death likely resulted from the accident but details are unclear due to the condition. Four other weekend fatalities were reported in Arizona from separate crashes involving Terry Fuller Edward Sample Fredrick Green and an unidentified pedestrian.
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Stolen Jewelry Report From Scottsdale Home
Property valued over 4000 dollars was stolen from Opal C. Jolley’s Scottsdale residence over the weekend. Police found forced entry at 5738 N Scottsdale Rd. Stolen items include a mink jacket valued at 2500 dollars a diamond bracelet 1000 dollars a string of pearls 800 dollars and other jewelry and property with unspecified value.
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