Arizona Daily Sun from Flagstaff, Arizona • Page 2

2-TbeSUS, FHptttT, ArlioM Fridiy, Jme 16, Bids Called on First Pavina Work Burlat Vanbuskirk Granted On Scenic Virgin River Gorge Road ArZ ld New Trial by Wren Bert Vanbuskirk. lnskeen hart nleaifcrt miiHi. change and the Cedar Pocket Interchange. Final contract will be the upgrading of the first 9.5 miles much as 1,000 feet straight up. Six bridges rising I0O feel above the stream bed and up to 1,000 feet in length were installed.

In the gorge itself, the double roadway is two lanes on each side and will be 38 feet wide each The S50 million highway will take advantage of the unusual recreational resources offeredby the area. The Arizona Highway Flagstaff, was granted a new May 22 to-a charge or em-trlal Thursday In a Coeoilno beizlemeni' in connection with Superior Court hearing. the theft of several guns, ira- William Egiri, defense at- munition and. $65 cash from torney, won a mot ion on bettair the Ramitta Inn East. 2510 E.

of his client to set aside a Santa Fe May 31 jury conviction on a Police '-charged the pair- en-charge of being in accessory tered tlie night of Feb. 20. in an alleged embezzlement of It is alleged lliey left some a local resiaurant. guas in this area and drove to Egan argued final arguments Cameron where they look sev. by Deputy County Atty.

Ron Nvajo rugs from Ihe trad-Challls were improper in call- 'mjpost. ing lor a new trial. The men were slopped Feb. w- nri. 22 in Las Cruces, N.M.,.iiere I The Arizoru Highway Commission learned at its session here today, that bids on the first rntersUle 15 paving project id, Bio heart o( the scenic Virgin River Gorge will be opened June 23 mil will likely on the agenda for contract award at (he commission's Jwe 30 session.

The 8.52 mile section east of Littletield aad extending to the Cedar Pocket Interchange will be surl seed with aspoal lie concrete. The contract allows 225 working days. Under the accelerated com. plHion progeam fur the 2D.4 mile stietch in Arizona, ano ther bid call is scheduled with, in 60 days (or surfacing the 10.5 miles from the Cedar Pocket Interchange tu the Utah State Line. A third bid call will go out in about 90 days for construction of the I.ittlrfield Inter This will have campgroands, swimming area and cooking facilities.

The 'area Till provide day and weekend use or local and regional residents and ov-ver night eamptng and swimming Tor travellers on 1-15. Present est i males arc. that 1-15 may be totally completed, including; upgrading of the existing section, by (he end of 1973 and opened to traffic early in 1974. Although serving noAri-zora community, Ihe link isavi-tal one for he freeway from Los Anteles to Las Vegas to Sail Lake City. The 23A mile stretch- carried through the heart of the gorge lakes 11 miles off the dislance from Litllefield to St.

George, Utah. The commission awarded a beautilication contract and Tour construction contracts al its meeting. Weslern Landscape Construe-Hon Tucson, was awarded a $73, ana contract brteau-titication of U.S. 70 in Sailord, sion 1, who presided Mav Irial ruled for the defenSe Thursday. 51111 ilra nave wen neia in trie Egan objected to Chalhs' jail in liel of statements on Miranda warn- ings given his client and oh The cn'y Attorney's Office Vanbuskirl's subsequent stale- aeed not to press any iddi-ments (n Fla-staff police.

lional charges il each of the Pllce reportedly found some of the items in ar- Both ere to Flag- lmli ifruuLu jitd.u guiuy iu uie single charges, court records stow 1 33 y.ear old Flagstaff man was arrested early today and faws charges of burglary after a private security palrol-man allegedly caught him inside an east Flagstaff bar. City Police Patrolman Gordon Wheeler salJ Cecil Lawrence Koger, 33, Route 1, Boi 430, was arrested shortly before 3 a.m. at DJ's Lounge, after a merchant patrolman found him Inside the locked building, Wheeler said when he arrived Oft the scene he found (liesus. pect talking to the patrolman and also found a cowboy hit, a money sack containing $265, and a flashlight-on the ground outside Ihe window. Koger told investigators he had been Locked Inside the building at closing time.

The cocktail lounge manager verified Wheeler said, Hat the money sack had been taken from a safe inside the building. Indian Parents And Education Article Topic The Journal ol American In. dim Education lias published an article, "Parenlal AttitudesTo-mrds Indian Education, "written jointly tiy Dr. James Biglin of the Department of Psychology at Northern Arizona University and Jack Wilson, superintendent of schools it Kayenta. from toe Nevada Mate line tout' tlefleld, which has been inser-vjee for 10 years.

The paving will be overlaid and additional safety features incorporated. Tie bid will be called early In 1013. The Arizona section of interstate 15 is one of the most expensive pieces of rural freeway in the United Slates, costing as much as $1,000 per running foot, due to the radical terrain. Right of way costs were practically nil, since much of the corridor was on public land with only scenic value. High construction costs resulted from a number of problems connected with the unusual terrain.

The sandstone cliffs jut as He is a pasl eyalteii ruler of I he Sedona Elks l.odee. Survivors include his wire, Fernanda', ofSedcna; Iwdsoos, John, of Sedotia, and James, of Phoenix, and one daughter, Mrs. Robert Slephenson, Kear. ny. The family requests rnemor-ills to Hie American CanccrSo.

ciely. ANDERSON'S Department and the Bureau of Land Management are corubln. lug efforts at Cedar Pocket. The Highway Department will provide a $500,000 roadside rust area. In addition, BLM officials plan.

a complete recreation development adjacent to Ihe Virgin Hiver, less than a quarter mile from he 1-15 rest area, APS, Unions Agree on 5 Pay Increase PHOENK (AP) Arizona Public Service Co. agreed with two unions Wednesday on contracts calling for a five per cent wage Increase. APS officials slid focal 3DT of the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers and Local 363 of the Construction, Production and Miinte-nance Laborer's Union lad agreed on the pacts calling far general wage increase and improved vacation and holiday benefits. Dr. Robert Conway Services Saturday EEN r-JY Clullis told members of-the' 12 man jury it was not for them lo decide it the warnings were sufficient since the judge already had found hi warn ings sumclent.

Wren could Jelermine admis- i sibility of statements, but it was I the jury's duly to decide If the 1 statements were voluntary, Egan I said. Chillis' statements invad- I ed Hie jury consideration, gin I said. I Wren sel a new trial date 1 at a.m. Thursday, in Dlvt- sionl. I Williim F.

Inskeep, 22, Searchlight, Vinbuskirk's alleged partner, sill appear at a.m. Monday. He was grant- efl a motion Thursday lo change lus plea. I 1 GARDEN Benlson Cwtracting Phoenix, received a contract for for a three-mile overlay project on U.S. SO from Sail Pjver Bridge east toward Mesa.

Bnrgess- Conslruclion Plioenix, received a contract for for work in Pima Cc.mly on Interstate la, HagOn Construction Globe, received a contract for $75,1 20 to remove an old box culvert on Broad Street in Globe and building a ne- cancrctebox culverl. St'DONA Elks Lodge ser. vices or Dr. Robert J.Conway, CI, will be held tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. at the Sedona Home for Funerals.

The Hev. Robert Greenewill officiate: Cremation will follow. Er: Conway died Thursday at Lawrence Memorial Hospital, ColLonwcod, liter a lengthy illness. Born in Pittsfield, Dr. Conway, an osteopathic physician ami surgeon, was gradua-ted in 1942 from the School of Osteopathic Surgeons, Kirks-ville, Mo.

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