Scottsdale studies five year capital plan for water lines and roads
Scottsdale's 1978 1983 capital improvements plan totals 66 million with water line acquisitions CAP plant work and treatment talks plus Lincoln Drive Hayden Road Bell Road and Pima extension projects. Flood control transportation and public buildings receive major funding while a landfill site study and recycling options are considered.
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Tom Ellis
Central
Arizona
City of Phoenix Water Lines
Scottsdale
Lincoln Drive
Scottsdale Road
Hayden Road
Flood Control
Transportation
CAP Water Treatment
Phoenix Water Lines
Daniel Raby
Colorado River
Raby
Billie Gentry
Shea
Pima
Bell Road
Bell
Phoenix
Black Canyon
Hayden Roads
Raymond Williamson
Tri-Community
Salt River
Bee Line Highway
Dick Brown
Halloween gremlins visit Supai Elementary youngsters
Five kindergarten pupils at Supai Elementary School named Brad Wilson, Janet Willard, Jason Campbell, Krista Koistiner, and Alicia Prior appear as playful hobgoblins during tonight’s trick-or-treat rounds.
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Supai Elementary
Brad Wilson
Janet Willard
Jason Campbell
Krista Koistiner
Alicia Prior
Sunny mild days high in the low eighties
The forecast calls for sunny and mild weather today and Tuesday with highs in the low eighties. Overnight lows will be in the mid fifties with daytime highs around 80 and a noon temperature near 74 and humidity near 41 percent.
Prosecutor says Adamson not needed to convict suspects
In Phoenix the chief prosecutor tells a Maricopa County jury that Dunlap and Robison were involved in the Bolles murder even without Adamson's testimony. He says Dunlap funded the scheme and Robison supplied the hardware, while Adamson testified he was hired to plant the bomb.
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Phoenix
John Harvey Adamson
Max Dunlap
James Robison
Don Bolles
William Schafer III
Adamson
Maricopa County
Dunlap
Robison
John Adamson
Schafer
Chandler
Bolles
Arizona Republic
Neal Roberts
First grader braces on but stays at his Scottsdale school
Adam Silva, a Paiute School student, battles leg braces for legg-calve perthes while remaining at his familiar Scottsdale campus. His family, doctors, and teachers adapt the classroom and routines to keep him in his own school, fostering patience and resilience.
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Braves
Bonnie Foster
Scottsdale
Adam Silva
Adam
Tom Silva
Bertram Feingold
Paiute
al Kwiatkowski
Kwiatkowski
Patricia Solem
Mary
Silva
Today in the News From Associated Press Wires
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Disbarment of Mitchell and Ehrlichman Upheld by Supreme Court
Former Attorney General John N. Mitchell and ex White House aide John D. Ehrlichman, now federal prisoners, were disbarred by the Supreme Court for their Watergate cover-up convictions. Mitchell had already lost NY license and Ehrlichman was barred in California.
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Washington
John N. Mitchell
White House
John D. Ehrlichman
Supreme Court
Richard M. Nixon
Mitchell
New York
Ehrlichman
California
Supreme Court split on Russell Means bail jail ruling
The high court, in a 6 to 3 decision, allowed South Dakota to imprison Indian leader Russell Means for bail violations while his appeal proceeds. Justices Blackmun Marshall and Brennan dissented, keeping Means free pending appeal.
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Washington
Supreme Court
South Dakota
Russell Means
Means
Harry A. Blackmun
Thurgood Marshall
William J. Brennan Jr
Kidnap Suspect Sought in Maurits Caransa Case
Amsterdam police circulated a composite drawing of a black haired mustachioed man in the kidnapping of Dutch millionaire Maurits Caransa. The family said ransom calls to newspapers appear not genuine while De Telegraaf published the witness description.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Maurits Caransa
de Telegraaf
Vietnam to receive hijackers from Singapore
Singapore will hand over four men who hijacked a Vietnamese airliner last week to Vietnam. Radio Hanoi reported the move, but Singapore gave no immediate confirmation.
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Singapore
Vietnam
Radio
Hanoi
Britain Lets Pound Float After Hectic London Trading
London reports the British government suspends efforts to cap the pound and lets it float in world markets. The exchange rate jumped from about 1.77 dollars to around 1.64 during a volatile session on the London market.
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London
London Exchange
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Council On the Program
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Franklin D. Aleshire
Aleshire
Bob Johnstone
David Derickson
Paul Smith
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