Labor Day crowds flood Arizona recreation areas
Labor Day weekend crowds are expected at Arizona water recreation sites. Saguaro Lake and Salt River near Phoenix will enforce vehicle limits. Tonto National Forest has restricted visitors since May with a 2,500-vehicle cap reached once. Drought warnings, police patrols, and surface hazards accompany the holiday rush as areas from Flagstaff to Yuma prepare for heavy traffic and festive events.
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Scottsdale council member on county job stimulus plan
Scottsdale official Jeffrey Schubert notes their city typically has the lowest Valley unemployment rate and sees the county project as a planning tool. The Maricopa County Economic Development Committee will submit a proposal to the EDA by December 7 to be designated a redevelopment area and build a priority list of projects.
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Southwest Airlines bids fixed-base operator lease at Scottsdale Airport
Southwest Airlines is the sole bidder for a 25 year fixed-base operator lease at Scottsdale Municipal Airport starting 1980. The bid offers a base rent of 1846 dollars per month plus a flat 500 dollars monthly in lieu of gross receipts and aircraft sales percentages, with first year construction valued at 412000 dollars for 6000 square feet of offices and 660000 dollars in planned future improvements including hangars paving parking and landscaping.
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Plan by Britain and United States outlines Rhodesia settlement
The seven point peace plan calls for surrender of power by Ian Smith’s regime, universal adult suffrage in national elections, a British transitional administration with UN support, and a 1978 transition to independence as Zimbabwe. A development fund of 1 to 1.5 billion dollars is proposed to revive the economy. A UN force and Special Representative would supervise the transition.
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Bay City official named Scottsdale capital improvements manager
The public works director of Bay City Michigan has been hired as Scottsdale's capital improvements engineering section manager. Richard L Schaner 34 fills the vacancy after George Iannella was promoted in December. Jeff Kracht served as acting manager.
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Bolles murder trial pretrial motions set amid deadline
In Phoenix two men James Robison and Max Dunlap face first degree murder charges in the June 1976 Don Bolles death with pretrial motions on evidence admissibility and witness statements ahead of expected opening arguments. A separate note reports a bank sale plan for the First Cherry Creek Industrial Bank in Denver to Kenneth Wright for 236 250 dollars. McCulloch Properties sells 1500 acres west of Hailey after announcing land development exit and a proposed Democrat Gulch recreation complex two miles west of Hailey two years ago.
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Inmate Escapes Fort Grant For Six Hours
Supt. Clifford Anderson said 19 year old Eric Duane Cox walked away from the minimum security prison around noon and was recaptured about six hours later in a cornfield six miles south of the facility. Cox was serving four to six years for forgery and grand theft in Pima County.
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Arizona real estate license revoked for convicted con man
The Arizona Real Estate Department revoked Harvey Neal Kramer's license four years after he claimed he had never been arrested or convicted when applying in March 1973. State commissioner George Schneider announced the action on Wednesday.
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Pair Charged in Forgery Linked to Check Machine Theft
Arizona State University's first black woman law school graduate Barbara Hoosman 26 and Edward Toles Jr. 24 son of a Chicago bankruptcy judge face charges in a case involving a stolen check writing machine and forgery. Court records show Toles has become a state witness and will testify against Hoosman and three others.
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Policewoman Found Fatally Shot At Scottsdale High School Lot
Phoenix officer Sharon Kay Shane, 34, was found dead in her car in Saguaro High School lot at 3 am. A .38 revolver lay on her lap and a Phoenix Police badge was nearby. She had served about three years with the department.
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