Israeli Jets Hit Syrians On Golan Heights Destructive Skirmishes Continue
Israeli planes attacked Syrian positions on Mt Hermon in waves for about 30 minutes as tank and artillery duels raged along the Golan Heights. Kissinger sought a cease fire ahead of disengagement talks while Damascus Radio claimed settlers fled the front. Israel disputed the report.
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United Press International
Israel
Mt. Hermon
Golan Heights
Henry A. Kissinger
Damascus Radio
Kissinger
Algiers
Houari Boumedienne
Egypt
Syria
Tel Aviv
Ha’aretz
U.N
Lang warns SCC athletes need P E credits for eligibility
SCC student body president Richard Lang says 18 athletes at Scottsdale Community College would lose eligibility for sports and federal education grants without P E credits. He notes they earned 54 academic credit hours in fall 1973 and 159 P E credits, with many auditing courses and little academic progress.
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Scottsdale Community College
Richard Lang
Lang
SCC
Unemployment Surges in Phoenix Construction Sector
Phoenix reports unemployment in construction rising from 1 percent to nearly 40 percent over eight months per the State Department of Economic Security. James R. Tancill of Tempe receives two years probation and a $500 fine for conspiracy to commit fraud in a separate case. A barefoot man robbed an uptown Arizona Bank branch, escaping with $4,681.
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Phoenix
State Department of Economic Security
Great Southwest Laind and Cattle Co
James R. Tancill
Tempe
Superior Court
Charles Roush
Arizona Bank
Taxpayers Behind on Second-Half Property Taxes in Phoenix
Deputy county treasurer Robert Hansen said on Monday that about 60 million dollars of the expected 100 million second-half property taxes remain unpaid, with deadline approaching on Wednesday. The shortfall highlights broad reluctance among taxpayers.
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Phoenix
Robert Hansen
Pickets Arrested at Arrowhead Ranch Dispute
Two pickets were arrested Monday as sheriff's deputies investigated a clash between United Farm Workers members and non-union workers at Arrowhead Ranch in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
United Farm Workers
Arrowhead Ranch
City examines patching to reduce bumps on streets
City staffers study how to improve patching to avoid dips and shakes. Deputy City Manager Marc Stragier reviews ordinances and considers branding patches to identify work. officials discuss in house crews and tougher contractor follow up.
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Marc Stragier
Stragier
William Jenkins
Richard Campana
Herb Drinkwater
Progress finalist in national newspaper typography contest
The Scottsdale Daily Progress is named a finalist in the sixth annual Edmund C. Arnold Awards sponsored by Newspaper Editorial Workshop Services of Berkeley. Peru Tribune wins first, with several papers receiving honors among 62 entries from small daily newspapers.
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Scottsdale Daily Progress
Newspaper Editorial Workshop Services
Berkeley
Calif
Progress
Edmund C. Arnold
Peru
Ind
Port Chester
N.Y
Item
Boca Raton
Worthington
Scottsdale Woman Reports Robbery and Rape After Party
A 44-year-old Scottsdale woman says she was raped and robbed early Sunday after leaving a private party. She told deputies two white men in their mid-20s dragged her from her car on Pinnacle Peak Road at about 3 a.m. and fled with about $1000 in jewelry. she had not signed a complaint yet.
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Scottsdale
Pinnacle Peak Road
Five Scottsdale officers named in $60,000 lawsuit
A Phoenix man sues five Scottsdale police officers and a sergeant for brutality and wrongful detention. The American Home Insurance Co defends with Phoenix lawyer John H. Killingsworth. Plaintiff Donald Wayne Lindholm seeks 10,000 general and 50,000 punitive damages. The officers faced alleged excessive force after Lindholm’s April 10 arrest.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
American Home Insurance Company
John H. Killingsworth
Richard Reed
Nigel Sherriff
Michael Gannon
Jon Huish
Frank Hylton
Donald Wayne Lindholm
Lindholm
Obituary of Frank L. Alberts Paradise Valley figure dies at 73
Frank L. Alberts 73 former Paradise Valley board of adjustments chairman died Monday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He lived at 5849 Casa Blanca Road and retired after 33 years with Sears Roebuck & Co. Survivors include wife Helen. Cremation by Messinger Mortuary. Memorials suggested to the American Cancer Society Phoenix chapter.
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Frank L. Alberts
Town of
Paradise Valley
Albert
Casa Blanca Road
Sears Roebuck & Co
Lincoln College
James Millikin University
Decatur
Ill
Paradise Valley Country Club
Helen
Messinger Mortuary
American Cancer Society
12Th St
Phoenix
Streaker Arrested After Village Inn Dare
16 year old James Ernest Johnson of 6637 E Moreland streaked through the Village Inn Pizza Parlor at 8040 E Indian School Rd. He dashed through back door and into the dining area for about 30 pasta patrons before an officer stopped him. The officer, Sharon Bozik, arrested him for indecent exposure. A prior streaker had been seen about three weeks earlier, the second run reportedly normal and clothed.
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James Ernest Johnson
E. Moreland
Village Inn
Indian School Road
Johnson
Sharon Bozik
Mike Ridlon
Solar energy heats homes with heat pumps
Barbara Kern explains that even in the forties outside temperature weather includes usable solar energy as heat. A heat pump can extract warmth from outdoor air and pump it indoors, delivering two or more units of heat per unit of electricity. In summer it reverses to remove indoor heat. Consumers are invited to request a free booklet from APS via coupon or by calling C L M A T E (254 6283).
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Arizona Public Service
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Sullivan
Hallcraft Bldg
North 22Nd St
Scottsdale Road
McCormick Ranch
Inn
Fla
Star-Advocate
Melbourne, Fla
Times
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Wabash
Plain Dealer
Lewistown
Sentinel
Centre Times of State College
Illinois
Chicago
Kennally
Memoriam
Jack P. Schafer
Hanny’s
Jack Schafer
Ridlon
Barbara Kern
APS
Arizona Public Public Communications Station
P.O
Rvice Company
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