Kissinger to Push Golan Peace Talks Amid Slowed Fighting
United Press International reports a lull in Israeli Syrian artillery on the Golan Heights ahead of Henry Kissinger’s Middle East shuttle mission. Israel notes a 47th day of fighting, with daily shells around 300 per side, while Moscow accelerates arms supplies to Syria. Kissinger plans to seek a Syria Israel separation of forces accord, offering $100 million in aid, with multiple visits anticipated to Jerusalem and Damascus.
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Beirut
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Washington
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Ma’ariv
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Paradise Valley land-use plan meets sharp local resistance
About 40 northeast Phoenix residents rejected Paradise Valley Planning Committee proposals at Desert Shadows Elementary School. The committee outlined nine divisions residential commercial industrial transportation recreation and open space with plans to relocate Indian Bend Freeway and replace Squaw Peak Freeway. The panel will seek further public input before submitting a final report in six months. Local homeowners groups accused members of siding with developers.
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North
Area Homeowners Association
Phoenix
Dallas Doyle
Phoenix Planning Department
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Phoenix Mountains
Arizona
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Scottsdale
Indian Bend
Indian’ Bend Wash
Jury requests judge's credibility rereading in Nixon case
The Mitchell Stans jury asked today for a rereading of the judge s charge on credibility before hearing more testimony from Harry L Sears a key government witness against two former Nixon cabinet members. Addis Ababa Ethiopian army shows military muscle in the capital but backs the civilian government and warns against interference with reform programs.
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Mitchell-Stans
Harry L. Sears
Addis Ababa
Landslide Buries 80 Homes in Okura Village
Seventeen people are feared dead after a landslide at Okura, 188 miles north of Tokyo, burying about 80 homes in a hill with old mine tunnels. A rescue party of 600 police, fire, and military personnel recovered eight bodies from the mud-filled houses.
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Okura
Heinemann Appeals for Hess Amnesty
West German President Gustav Heinemann appeals to Western Allied chiefs of state for amnesty for Nazi crime Rudolf Hess, according to Western diplomatic sources.
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West Berlin
Gustav Heinemann
Rudolf Hess
Protestant UVF threat ends 10 month cease-fire in Belfast
The British army today said it is taking seriously a warning from the Ulster Volunteer Force to resume attacks, ending a 10 month cease-fire.
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Ulster Volunteer Force
UVF
Nixon to Stay at Camelback Inn for Phoenix Visit
President Nixon will lodge at the Camelback Inn for a Phoenix rally trip. White House staffers will arrive Sunday to prepare the visit. security and communications setup will be expanded. Nixon speaks at Veteran's Memorial Coliseum on Friday with Arizona GOP leaders and delegation arriving via Air Force One.
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Jim Buckley
Buckley
Marriott Corporation
Veteran’s Memorial Coliseum
Phoenix
GOP
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Air Force One
Arizona
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Paul Fannin
John Rhodes
John Conlan
Sam Steiger
Water patterns like a geyser of diamonds and spray
A vivid water display rises in arcing streams resembling a geyser with droplets catching light. An irrigation overflow supplies the water, with Shaun Day pictured at left observing the scene.
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Shaun Day
City considers four types of planned shopping centers
Planning officials propose four classifications with mixed use options including residential above shops. The plan rewards larger landscaping and setbacks, cuts parking, and aims for more active centers with specialty retail and mall-area design, not usual L shaped layouts.
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Planning Commission
Larry Bussard
Bussard
Sunny and Mild Weekend Forecast
The forecast calls for sunny skies and mild conditions today and Sunday with breezy periods. Highs will reach mid 80s both days and overnight lows near 50.
Arizona jewelry ID system to curb theft wave
The Arizona Criminal Investigators Association launches a coded Indian Turquoise jewelry identification system through local retailers to trace stolen items via the National Crime Information Center. DPS officials report about $600,000 in Indian jewelry stolen statewide in six months, including $100,000 in two Scottsdale burglaries.
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Arizona Department of Public Safety
Arizona
Scottsdale
Allan Schmidt
DPS Public Information
Schmidt
DPS
National Crime Information Center
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mass protest demands Nixon ouster at Congress
Thousands march on Congress demanding impeachment action. Demonstrators from Indochina peace groups farm workers and Yippies converge from the Lincoln Memorial after a rock festival at the Washington Monument. Police estimate 6000 marchers with some estimates up to 9000.
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Constitution Avenue
Washington Monument
Fire damages home on Palm Lane in Scottsdale
A noon blaze at Bruce Kanouse’s residence 6725 E Palm Lane caused more than 5000 in damage. Investigators said fire near a couch and television damaged the family room and kitchen with smoke in the rest of the house. Neighbors Jeff Eaton 6732 E Palm Lane alerted firefighters after spotting smoke from the roof. initial reports of a trapped boy were incorrect.
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Scottsdale
Bruce Kanouse
Jeff Eaton
E. Palm Lane
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