Mount Hermon battles widen in 35th day of fighting
Heavy Syrian Israeli fighting on the Golan Heights spreads beyond Mount Hermon with Syrians claiming many casualties and four Israeli planes shot down. The battles coincide with indirect talks on disengagement as Kissinger relays proposals between Syria and Israel.
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United Press International
Mount Hermon
Golan Heights
Qallat Jendal
Israel
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
Simcha Dinitz
House committee clears tough open meetings bill in Arizona
The Government Operations Committee approved a strengthened open meetings bill with amendments to the Senate version. Senate sources expect House language to pass the Senate. No floor vote is planned this week due to joint budget sessions. the measure targets secret meetings by public bodies and requires most votes to be in public, naming bodies such as the State Board of Regents and county boards as offenders.
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Phoenix
UPI
House
Government Operations Committee
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Burton Barr
State Board of Regents
Obituary of George E. Jackson 85 longtime AZ dealer
George E. Jackson 85 former GM automobile dealer in Douglas and Bisbee died Saturday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a long illness. A native of England he moved to Arizona 65 years ago and to Scottsdale 12 years ago. Survived by wife Ann Marie daughter Mary Ann Biava and two grandchildren Cremation will be private per A L Moore and Sons Mortuary Memorials suggested to Christ Church of the Ascension Paradise Valley.
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George E. Jackson
General Motors Automobile
Douglas and Bisbee
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Jackson
Mountain Shadows West
England
Arizona
Scottsdale
Arizona Public Service Co
Arizona Edison Co
APS
Jackson
Ann Marie
Mary
Ann Biava
Christ Church of the Ascension
Lincoln Drive
Paradise Valley
Bowen Services for Gerald Chipman Bowen
Gerald Chipman Bowen 64 died Friday in Good Samaritan Hospital. Services set for 11 a.m. Wednesday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel with burial at East Resthaven. Bowen, born in Gergen New York, moved to Phoenix from Denver 12 years ago and lived at 5419 E Calle Redonda. He was a cosmetics representative and president of the Arizona Cosmetic Assoc. Survived by wife Mertle E son Raymond Andrew and brothers Walter John. Friends may call 12 to 9 p.m. Tuesday. Contributions to American Cancer Society suggested.
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Gerald
Jerry”) Chipman Bowen
Good Samaritan Hospital
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
East Resthaven
Mr. Bowen
Gergen
New York
Phoenix
Denver
E. Calle Redonda
Mary Hollenbeck Rites Planned in Phoenix
Mrs. Mary Hollenbeck 76 died Sunday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Mass will be at 9 a.m. Tuesday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Burial at St Francis Cemetery. Survived by daughter Darlyne Osborn, sisters Anna Van Dyke and Maria Oudelhoven, two grandchildren. Memorials suggested to St. Vincent de Paul Dining Room.
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Mary Hollenbeck
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
E. Main
St.Francis Cemetery
Phoenix
Hollenbeck
E. Sweetwater
Holland
Buffalo, N.Y
Darlyne K. Osborn
Anna van Dyke
Maria Oudelhoven
Scottsdale student Denise Yancy dies after brief illness
Denise E. Yancy, 15, of 6604 Fourth St., a Scottsdale High School sophomore, died at Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Born in Fairfield, California, she lived in Scottsdale 60 years and belonged to the color guard, Sigma Beta sorority and German Club. Survivors include her parents, Gary E. Yancy and spouse, siblings Kathryn, Brigette, and Gary, grandparents, and great grandparent. Services will be at 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church in Phoenix. Friends may call after 7 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary.
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Denise E. Yancy
Fourth St
Scottsdale High School
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Fairfield
Calif
Scottsdale
Yancy
Color Guard
Sigma Beta Sorority
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
Gary E
N. 56Th St
Phoenix
Memorial services for KTAR announcer Ernest E. Mark
Ernest E. Mark 51 announcer for KTAR radio who broadcast Phoenix Giants games dies at home 6405 E Indian School. He was a Valley resident four years, WWII veteran, member of Road Runner Hockey Booster Club and Coronado Baptist Church at Scottsdale. He is survived by sons Lyman and Terry M and his father Cloyd Mark. Service at Messinger Green Acres Memorial Gardens at 1 p.m. Tuesday.
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Ernest
E. Mark
KTAR
Phoenix Giants
Messinger Mortuary
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Mark
Anville
Road Runner
Coronado’ Baptist' Church
Scottsdale
Child proof bottles to cover most prescriptions in U S
Most prescriptions filled or refilled by druggists must use child proof containers starting Tuesday under the Poison Prevention Packaging Act. Some exemptions apply including doctor or patient waivers, non oral medicines, and certain drugs like nitroglycerin, birth control pills, and medicines prepackaged by manufacturers before Tuesday. Prices may rise slightly.
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Washington
UPI
Consumer Product Safety Commission
Scottsdale council weighs budget tweaks and extra police hires
The Scottsdale City Council plans more budget sessions before the 1974 75 balance. They deleted about 100000 in items, added five police officers for about 75000, and consider 15 capital projects raising the capital program to 74 million with 1937 priorities.
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Scottsdale
Dale Carter
Ment
Carter
Scottsdale Never Upset Over All America Cities Honor
City Manager Dale Carter said Scottsdale is not disappointed to miss a top award in the All America Cities contest acknowledging a specialized focus toward minority areas. The National Municipal League gave Scottsdale an honorable mention for programs including Indian Bend Wash flood control Neighborhood Development STEP and federally funded redevelopment work.
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Dale Carter
Scottsdale
Carter
National Municipal League
Indian Bend Wash
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Paradise Valley P Z Commission weighs tower and fronton court
Paradise Valley planning commission will review a 90 foot radio tower plan for Carl L. Lindberg on 15 acres east of 56th Street north of Mockingbird Lane. A related suit remains while Lindberg moves his application through normal channels.
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North
Scottsdale
Paulo Soleri
Cosanti« Foundation
Town of
Paradise Valley
Ronald Petica
Lindberg
Petica
Edward'b. Diethrich
Arizona Heart Institute
N. Mohave
Diethrich
Cosanti Foundation
E. Doubletree
Soleri
Town Hall
Lincoln Drive
Heart specialists plan an eight day workshop here
The American College of Cardiology and the Institut for Cardiovascular Diseases Good Samaritan Hospital Phoenix sponsor a three day workshop in Scottsdale this week. The session covers vector cardiography and related topics with focus on theoretical and practical diagnostic uses. Accredited by the AMA Council on Medical Education and eligible for PRR credit.
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American College
Institut For Cardiovascular Diseases
Good Samaritan Hospital
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Council On Medical Education
American Medical Association
Tucson Gas seeks largest private utility rate hike
Tucson Gas and Electric Co asks the Arizona Corporation Commission for a about 31 percent rate increase, claiming it would raise the average monthly bill by seven dollars. In Phoenix, a man and his wife were robbed at gunpoint of five hundred dollars in the parking lot of their northside apartment after returning home from four months away.
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Tucson
Tucson Gas & Electric Co
Arizona Corporation Commission
Phoenix
Joseph Metzguer
Lila
Metzguers
Phoenix men lose 11000 to alleged marijuana dealers
Ronald Collins aged 19 and Ralph Fish aged 20 reported meeting two men in northeast Phoenix Saturday night to buy a large quantity of marijuana. They say the men produced fake badges, claimed federal authority, cuffed them at gunpoint, and left them in the desert with their money, as officers later found them still handcuffed.
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Phoenix
Pennsylvania
Ronald Collins
Ralph Fish
Collins
Fish
Right to Life Petitions Ahead of Senate Vote
Arizona Right to Life intends to file petitions totaling 35 000 signatures with state lawmakers to back the human life memorial. The measure passed the House 41 to 13 and sits before the Senate Judiciary Committee.
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Phoenix
Arizona Right To Life Committee
Human Life Memorial
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Environmental statement on Colorado River salt reduction proposal
The Department of the Interior and the State Department filed a draft environmental statement with the Council on Environmental Quality. The document will inform Congress and the public about the environmental impact of proposed facilities to reduce salt content in Colorado River water flowing into Mexico.
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Washington
Colorado
Mexico
The
Council On Environmental Quality
Department of the Interior
State Department
Congress
Scottsdale Community College Student Body Elections Begin
Elections for student body officers at Scottsdale Community College start today and run through Wednesday. The Artichoke Caucus led by Todd Schwarz competes with the United Student Caucus led by Ray Abrahams.
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Scottsdale Community College
Artichoke Caucus
United Student Caucus
Todd Schwarz
Artichoke
Cathy Cook
Greg Taylor
Gabrielle Doerenbecher
Ray Abrahams
Mike Curtis
Mike Dow
Jackson named Scottsdale YMCA program director
Dane Johnson a former Western States Conference baseball player is named program director for the Scottsdale YMCA. He will oversee youth programs including Indian Maidens and Trailblazers, supervise a high school program, establish two day camps, and direct a new camp at Cocopah School. Johnson is BYU trained and previously worked with the Boys Club in Santa Barbara.
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Dane Johnson
Scottsdale Ymca
Roy Schlessman
Jackson
The
Be Aye Ye Ee Jackson
Cocopah School
Brigham Young University
Boys Club
Santa Barbara
Calif
BYU
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American Cancer Society
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