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REPUBLIC "trwu. The Arizona Republic Wednesday, January 25, 1981 Phoenix delays choosing location for permanent homeless shelter voted for the delay so that Fire Department officials could provide the council with a report on safety hazards associated with the 16th Avenue site. A fuel-storage facility is adjacent to the site. The move to delay the vote was begun near midnight by Council-woman Mary Rose Wilcox, who said she considered Monday night's hearing a forum on the 12th Avenue site. She said she needed time to consider the sites, both of which are in her district.

Supporting Wilcox were Mayor Terry Goddard and Calvin Goode, Duane Pell and William Parks. Pell and Parks said they favor neither site. Goddard said he was dismayed that a decision was not reached. In preparation for next week's vote, ByPatSallen Republic Surf Phoenix City Council has voted 6-3 to delay for one week a decision en where to put a shelter for the homeless. Council members Monday night also rejected the idea of resuming the search for a site.

They said only two sites will be on the council's formal agenda Feb. 1 the northwestern corner of 12th Avenue and Madison and the northwestern corner of 16th Avenue and Lincoln Street. Councilmen Howard Adams, John Nelson and Barry Starr voted against the delay, saying (hey were ready to vote in favor of the 16th Avenue site. Councilman Ed Korrick, who originally made a motion that the council adopt that site, instead VOW VERSATILE SPRING WRAP HAS A LOT TO OFFER AT THIS GREAT PRIOE It's one of Ihe comfortable pul-on-and-go indispens-ables, with the neat crisp look you like. much less than you'd expect to pay fa this kind of quality In fact, you'll probably want more than one at this easy-to-take price.

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Vincent de Paul Society 221 S. Ninth Ave. The use permit allowing the shelter to operate expires next month. In other action, the council: Postponed rntil Feb. 7 a decision on whether to raise fees charged at public golf courses.

The golf-course system, one of the city's I self-supporting departments, is expected to end the fiscal year in June with a $284,000 deficit if the fees are not increased. Agreed to contribute $15,000 to help pay for awning-like shade structures that the American Insti tute of Architects plans to erect on the Civic Plaza on May 6 as part of its annual convention. Ihe entire cost is estimated at $35,000. LBS PER WEEK NOFOODSTOBUY NO PILLS GUARANTEED Sprinkler system saves vagrants using building Jensen said investigators found evidence that other fires had been set in the 53-unit apartment building. The fire was the "second this month started by transients trespassing in vacant downtown Phoenix buildings.

A Jan. 5 blaze gutted an old church. WEIGHT LOSS LOSE UP TO 10 NOCRASHDIET NO SHOTS NO HIDDEN COSTS the look says CALL NOW FOR FREE CONSULTATION ACU SUM 264-6206 phi SAVE 46 TO 50 12-PIECE COOKWARE SETS BY MAGNALITE AND FARBERWARE A group of transients sleeping in a vacant downtown Phoenix apartment building narrowly escaped death early Tuesday, thanks to a sprinkler system that activated and sounded an alarm. One room of the apartment building was destroyed accidentally after a fire set by transients to keep warm began to spread, according to Fire Department spokesman Steve Jensen. He said the fire at Casa Mar Val Apartments, 387 N.

Second Ave. was reported by passers-by at 4:34 a.m. "If there had not been a sprinkler system in that building, we probably would have easily lost a half-dozen people," Jensen said. He said there were about 30 people in the building, which is being renovated into an office building. Four transients were treated at the scene for smoke inhalation, Jensen said.

The sprinkler prevented the fire from spreading beyond the room in which it started, Jensen said. He said that when the sprinkler went off, an alarm sounded, which awakened most of the transients. The building was filled with smoke, and "a lot of the transients said they had trouble finding their way out," Jensen said. He said the first firefighters on the scene found flames on the first floor of the three-story building. "Essentially, the building was isaved by one sprinker head," Jensen said.

"If the sprinkler head hadn't stopped the fire, it probably would have taken the entire building." Firefighters worked 15 minutes to control the blaze. Damage was estimated at $10,000, Jensen said. Biker Continued from Bl Among those arrested was a man identified by Collins and Ortega as resident of the Arizona Dirty lozen, Chris "Porker" Sexton Baucum, 30, a motorcycle repairman who lives at 4727 W. Verde Lane. He was arrested on three counts of possession of dangerous drugs and one count of possession of narcotic drugs for sale.

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Verde Lane; Michael "Ho? Mike" Fredrick Flie- gel, 38, a used-car salesman who lives at 3449 W. Mauna Loa Lane; and Corrine "Swick" Victoria Guthrie. 31. a schoolteacher, and Steven Andrew Guthrie, 32, a motorcycle repairman, both of 3018 W. Hazel wood.

Alan. Pfltti Ann Hernandez. 36. and Rockie Lee Polidor, 36, both of 9049 N. Third Sharon Joann Leetham, 30, of 3636 W.

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