Noise is the price to end Coronado double sessions
Coronado High enters its second year of double sessions as campus construction rises. Major work won’t finish until next spring though remodeling this summer adds space. New facilities include a library addition and classroom wing with lunch areas, offices, and gym locker space. Enrollment is projected to reach 3500 next fall with about 3050 this year on a site designed for 2200.
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Land beauty must be saved says consultant
A Scottsdale consultant urged strict safety standards to protect the North Mountains on the edge of Phoenix. He cited hillside slopes and grades over 20 percent as unsuitable for development, while gentler grades could allow single family homes under planned area controls.
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Railroad Contract Awarded for Navajo Power Project
Morrison-Knudsen of Boise Idaho wins about 41 million dollars in contracts to build a 78 mile railroad from Black Mesa mine near Kayenta to the Navajo Electric Generating Station near Page. Salt River Project manages the Navajo Power Project and construction starts in November. The line runs southwest from the mine along Highway 164 then northwest across Mormon Ridge near Kaipito.
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Search for Michelle Ong resumes near Bartlett Dam
The Maricopa County sheriff's office continues a 10 square mile search near Bartlett Dam for Michelle Ong's body. Deputies expect the effort to last through the week and note recent rains may have uncovered the missing 8 year old. The girl vanished Aug 9 while with family after their car stranded in the desert. The other victims were recovered within a week.
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Youth Services Bureau to Open in Phoenix Area
A county Youth Services Bureau for juvenile offenders begins operations Monday to aid youths under 13 who were referred to Juvenile Court last year. Led by Lorraine Brooks, it will counsel runaways, curfew violators, school problems, petty theft and shoplifting, located in the county Board of Supervisors auditorium basement.
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