Scottsdale council approves North Loop design contract
Dibble and Associates won a 540000 design contract for the Bell Road extension from Scottsdale Road to Pima Road and a Pima extension from Shea Boulevard to the Bell segment. The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors must approve. The city and county would share about 12 million for the road construction.
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Dibble and Associates
Scottsdale
Bell Road
Scottsdale Road
Pima Road
Shea Boulevard
Bell
Greenway
Beardsley Roads
Pima
Scottsdale okays grant for Hayden Road bridge project
City of Scottsdale wins a 515000 federal public works grant for Hayden Road bridge over Indian Bend Wash interceptor channel and 47000 in public works funds for police building parking. EDA will release funds after project start. council must approve contingency transfer for design costs and authorize a bid call. Funds come from 1.1 million in public works allocations to the city and Scottsdale School District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsdale Center of the Arts
Dubinsky, Miller and Ashby Inc
Heinz Hink
Charles Smith
Billie Gentry
Shea Boulevard
Hayden Road
92Nd Street
McCormick Railroad Park
Éall
Indian School Road
Indian Bend Wash
Scottsdale
Economic Development Administration
EDA
Elaine Seyffer
Seyffer
Town May Buy Smoke Detectors for Residents
Paradise Valley town council will consider joining Glendale to offer home smoke alarms at cost. The program would provide 55 dollar detectors for about 27.70 each, with 30 units initially for homes built before 1973. The meeting is at 7 30 p.m. at Town Hall.
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Paradise Valley
Lincoln Drive
Invergordon Road
Glendale
Panel endorses bed lid for Arizona hospitals in 1983
A citizen panel appointed by the Central Arizona Health Systems Agency recommends no new hospital beds through 1983. They set an 82.5 percent occupancy goal, reducing the projected surplus from 350 to 149 beds for 1983. They note 548 beds already approved will open in six years and call for a separate psychiatric bed plan. Camelback Hospital plans a 74 bed psychiatric facility in central Scottsdale by 1979.
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Maricopa
Pinal
Gila
Central Arizona Health Systems Agency
Camelback Hospital
Scottsdale
Stolen Checks and Cash From Scott Toyota Parts Dept
Police report $37,331 in checks and currency stolen from the Scott Toyota parts department at 7530 E. McDowell Rd. The loss occurred between Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning. Money stored in two Valley National Bank bags in a box on a shelf. no forced entry found. Amounts: $35,700 in checks and $1,631 in currency.
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Parts
Scott Toyota
E. McDowell Rd
Valley National Bank
GOP Women Look to Judge Strand at Paradise Club
Roger G. Strand, presiding judge of Maricopa County Superior Court, is the guest speaker for a Friday Paradise Republican Women's Club meeting on the topic Criminal Justice System at 10 am at Villa Monterey Country Club. A 9:30 am coffee hour precedes the talk and the public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger G. Strand
Maricopa County
Moon followers sue to solicit donations in Phoenix without permit
Three Unification Church members led by Steven Butler file a federal suit in Phoenix to overturn a 1966 city ordinance and ban on sidewalk and park fundraising without a permit. The plaintiffs seek to allow religious solicitation in public spaces.
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Phoenix
Sun Myung Moon
Steven Butler
The
Unification Church
Leonard Schmidt
Mary Baird
Zipper ride warning after fatal Phoenix accident
The Consumer Product Safety Commission warned against the Zipper amusement ride after a Guadalupe girl fell to her death in Phoenix last month. Officials said ride car doors can open in mid-air, risking a rider falling to the ground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Phoenix
Arizona leaders debate funding and education inequality
Pima County School Superintendent Anita Lohr told the Arizona Tax Conference that state education funds are unequal and require drastic renovation and restructuring. Governor Raul Castro supported a Pardons Board report denying a reprieve for condemned killer Willie Lee Richmond, who faces execution next week.
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Tucson
Pima—County
Anita Lohr
Lohr
Arizona Tax Conference
Phoenix
Raul Castro
Arizona Board of Pardons and Paroles
Willie Lee Richmond
Scottsdale district revamps bus schedule for 25 schools
The Scottsdale School District unveils a redesigned bus timetable and early release plan affecting 25 schools to add Ingleside School buses. Despite a hectic first day, officials report smooth operations with 180 routes, 6 000 riders, 49 drivers, and six new buses.
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Fran Dixon
Ed Slechta
Scottsdale School District
Scottsdale
Carl Hilliker
Hilliker
Ingleside
Arcadia-area
Scotts
SFH to begin one year social activity pilot
Scotts dale Foundation for the Handicapped starts a year long pilot offering social and recreational activities for adults with physical and mental handicaps. The program features Friday dances from 7 to 9 p.m with a live band monthly and weekday games from 9 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. A weekend open door program and some transportation are planned for registered participants at 7020 E Second St.
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Scottsdale Foundation For the Handicapped
SFH
Harold Bien
Bien
Second St
Scottsdale
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Scottsdale (Az
Daily Progress
Grant
Arizona
Associated Press
Hanigans
Bisbee
Mexico
Thomas
Patrick Hanigan
TVA
By Dan Woodroof
John H. Jowett
Prevn
Anita Bryant
Bob Hope
Anita
Osten
Eason
Phoenix, AZ
Caribbean
South America
Gulliver's Traveis
Brown Ave
Milano
Alto Sax
Frank Milano Music CO
E. Camelback RD
Goldwaters
Camelback Rd
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