Arizona Girl Scout Camps Boast High Security After Oklahoma Murders
Marcia Imber of the Arizona Cactus Pine council says no panic in state following the Oklahoma killings. Camps employ resident rangers, two supervisors per group, and patrols with Forest Service and local police. Overnight tents arranged for safety. seven calls in two days, no cancellations. summer registrations 90 percent full. Sharon Aguilar of Tucson district affirms similar security.
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Shot reported in bakery strike near Phoenix
Police investigated a possible shooting at a car driven by Audrey Blake wife of union official John Blake during Holsum Bakery strike in north Phoenix. No injuries or bullet trace found. The strike involves about 330 workers from Teamsters IAM and Bakers Local 232 with mediation planned.
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Park name spurs recall vote in Douglas
Douglas residents meet to discuss a recall movement against six city councilmen over renaming Tenth Street Park to Raul Castro Park. Opponents gathered 2000 signatures. supporters claimed 5200. Council split 4 to 2, with Huish and Cope dissenting. Six potential candidates surfaced for a recall.
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River raft outfits return as Colorado flows rise in Grand Canyon
Twenty-two commercial river-running outfits restarted after Easter shutdowns due to low water. Bureau of Reclamation raised flow through Glen Canyon Dam to 3000 cfs minimum, averaging 8000 and peaking 15000 cfs for the summer, enabling about 14,000 floaters yearly from the U S and abroad.
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Fire burns 350 acres on Grand Canyon north rim
Kaibab National Forest crews fight a 350 acre blaze in Little Pleasant Valley about 20 miles south of Jacob Lake. No structures harmed and no injuries reported as winds of 25 mph push the fire northeast. visibility from Page noted. Arizona forest fire conditions rise to extreme in several districts.
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Hearing on smelters delayed to July for Hayden case
The Arizona State Air Pollution Control board postponed until July 14 a hearing on a health department order to close two Hayden copper smelters operated by Kennecott Copper Corp and ASARCO Inc. after 117 sulfur dioxide violations in Q1. The panel will review which plant caused the violations and whether the firms can renegotiate curtailment guidelines.
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