Arizona Republic from Phoenix, Arizona • Page 27

JIAM ALL EDITIONS Phoenix, Friday, April 21, 1872 The Arizona Republic 27 Stillnicill-' 'f' ''RepfonngHo0 crossing County wins gets cltibs? Nevada renews plea for bridge into Arizona "tax-recovery Judges OR aides' pay (''. The county sttornev's office The county attorney's office Maricopa County Superior dam Is hazardous to the oper WASHINGTON (AP) -Ne tlve July 1 and an additional tr ii Court judges have voted for their court stenographic reporters cost-of-living salary increases of $638 a year effec- oi year euecuve duiy 1973. The raises will boost reporters' salaries to $13,409 July 1 lacked the money to contribute to its cost The proposed bridge would be built about a mile downstream from Hoover Dam. f. (The Arizona Highway Department in Phoenix said the estimated cost of the "SCOTIPDALE- Guy Still- ation of the dam as well as to the traveling Bible succeeded in obtaining a feasibility study of the bridge five years ago, but the (12.2 million project died when Nevada and Arizona vada's two Democratic tori' have renewed their cam-'paign (or a bridge, across Colorado River between Nevada and Iqa letter do federal Commissioner' of Reclamation Ellis Armstrqng, AJan Bible and Howard Cannon said highway safety demands action, on their proposal.

project in 1968 was $12.2 million, but this had risen to $15.4 million by 1971. (When the initial proposal was made, Arizona reported it could build the approach road to the bridge, but Nevada said it. did not have the necessary funds, a highway department spokesman said. (He said both states Informed, the Bureau of Reclamation they did not haw funds for the bridge itself and the bureau Indicated it would ask Congress for an appropriation.) said yesterday it has obtained an order recovering $16,000 in back taxes from bankrupt television station KPAZ. County Attorney Moise Ber-ger said the taxes were due on personal property from 1970 to 1971.

The order was made by Judge Walter Craig in U.S. Bankruptcy Court, said. Albert Firesteln, chief civil deputy in the county attorney's office, represented the county at the hearing. Monday deadline set to pay property tax I men, soowsoaie Dusiness- rfiart'and former' benibcratic Party, state: committeeman, 'yesterday revived the Scott-dale Area CSvitan Clubs' first 1 a a 1 Achievement was Honored for his 1 efforts' in organizing the Sc6ttsdale Railroad and Me--, 'chanical Society to operate a Ill-acre antique railroad dis-i, play-at 7301 E. lodian Bend Rrtflri RflM FA Kfrt and to $14,080 next year.

Presiding Judge Donald F. Froeb said the increases must be approved by the county supervisors to be effective. Froeb also announced after a judges' meeting Wednesday that a reserve pool of three full-time reporters has been established to serve court commissioners and visiting judges and to work for reporters who are ill The deadline for paying the Film and music show slated at East High A free public slide, movie' and stereo music show will be given at 7:30 p.m. today and tomorrow in the East High School auditorium, 515 N. 48th St.

The show will be sponsored jointly by the Eastman Kodak Co. and The Phoenix Gazette. second half Installment of They said the current route, U.S. 95 across Hoover Dam, real property taxes for 1971 ''lnvoiyesj treacjierous curves without penalty is Monday, The which have been due -and payable since March 1, should be paid in person or mailed to the Treasurer's Office, Room 101, 111 S. Third Avenue, Lafferty said.

on me steep access on we Maricopa uwmy iTeasurer Harold D. Lafferty an- Nevada, side, and the traffic flow across the bounced. district Jieutenant gover- nor I A .4 auiiman donated a k' one-half mile of track and a storage shed valued at for the park. The 13 acres of a'lOO-acre park site donated to tie city. JuLsuuiSo by Stillmanfs mother, the late' Mrs.

McCormlck. Kirk, who phesented the award to Stillman at CiviUn luacbeon here' asp praised 1 Stillman for his support of the (CWO I rvn I ScotfcHale Club and for v. opening ms nome to funq-rals- Ing parties for local civic or 9 arid charitable ganizations' causes. um mm 00 'i mm i If youVe been waiting for a really right price on a new stereo set or color television, now's your chance. Factory-authorized price reductions on new 1972 RCA sets are now in effect for a lirnited time.

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