Kissinger says U S may recognize Angola if Cuban troops leave
Secretary Kissinger outlined possible U S recognition of Angola if 15,000 Cuban troops depart within a year and offered economic aid. He spoke in Liberia after discussing Angola at the United Nations and pressed for calm on Rhodesia amid fears of violence.
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United States
Angola
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
William R. Tolbert Jr
Coun
Washington
Scarecrow Clad in Western Dress Stages Desert Garden Scene
In Arizona a farm family uses a home made scarecrow modeled after husband Tom. Jackie Tavish tends a garden while the figure leans on a pitch fork wearing a hat, Western shirt, jeans and curled boots. Neighbors wave as they pass by, recognizing the likeness. Photo by Bob Johnstone.
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Today in the News United Press International
A compact digest from United Press International highlighting top national and international events, brief summaries, and quick updates across politics, economy, and world affairs.
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Guards Back On Duty At Soviet Embassy After Blast In Peking
Chinese guards resumed duty at the Soviet Embassy in Peking amid broken glass and scorched pavement after an explosion killed or badly injured two guards. Reports vary on casualties and blast details with no clear explanation given.
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Tokyo
Peking
Hearst Placed in San Diego Prison for Psychiatric Tests
Patricia Hearst, 22, was driven 510 miles to the Metropolitan Correctional Center in downtown San Diego for psychiatric examinations. Warden J D Williams said she appears physically well after transfer from a Pleasanton youth facility and hospitalization for a lung ailment.
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J.D Williams
Metropolitan Correction Center
Miss Hearst
Pleasanton
Calif
California
Citibank Cuts Prime Rate Amid Rate Trend
Citibank, the nation’s second largest bank, lowered its prime lending rate from 6 percent to 5.75 percent effective Monday. The prime rate guides lending to top corporate borrowers and signals broader rate trends though it does not set consumer or mortgage rates.
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New York
Citibank
Jumblatt Threatens Renewed War Over Lebanon Crisis
Beir ut Lebanon leftist Moslem leader Kamal Jumblatt warned of full scale fighting against right wing Christians if a new president is not elected Saturday. His coalition forces and Palestinian guerrillas near a decisive victory were halted by Syrian pressure in April. Rome Premiere Moro calls urgent cabinet meeting as he faces resignation amid rift with Socialists over emergency plans and cooperation with the Communist party.
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Aldo Moro
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Chamber of Deputies
Italy
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Communist Party
Warm weekend forecast with high near 95
Sunny and warm conditions prevail with highs in the mid 90s today and upper 90s tomorrow. Lows near 60 tonight and details on page 3.
Paradise Valley moves to delete resort hotel from zoning
Paradise Valley plans a new ordinance redefining resort to exclude hotels. The measure, driven by an anti resort hotels campaign, would limit facilities to registered guests and require single story guest buildings with unified management. A 90 day moratorium remains on new resort applications as public hearing approaches.
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Planning and Zoning Commission
H. Wyman Hitchcock
Barbara von Ammon
Oscar Butt
Butt
Planning Commission
Mayor presses state on Bell Road corridor in five year plan
Mayor William C. Jenkins urged the State Transportation Board to include the Bell-Pima-Shea route in the five year plan, citing Gruen and Associates on its strategic location. A public hearing on the plan is set for 10 30 a m at the ADOT building in Phoenix. The 41 6 mile loop would run from Highway 60 to Pima Road then to Shea and east to the Beeline Highway.
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William C. Jenkins
State Transportation Board
Walter A. Nelson
Jenkins
Gruen and Associates
Arizona Department of Transportation
ADOT
S. 17Th Ave
Scottsdale
Bell-Pima- Shea
Arizona
Maricopa County
Bell-Pima
Pima
Shea
Scottsdale panel aims to broaden home choices in city
Builders Realtors bankers and other housing providers were invited to meet Scottsdale City Council and Planning Commission from 7 to 9 p m Monday to discuss expanding housing options and price ranges in the 25 square mile northeast area. Mayor William C Jenkins urged ideas to neutralize the trend toward limited opportunities and plans to create a broad housing mix. The meeting follows a briefing with the community development staff and long range planning manager Ross A Smith, who noted opportunities for more moderately priced housing but cited access, school and park requirements and land dedication as issues to address.
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Scottsdale
Jenkins
Ross A. Smith
State tax return on federal grants mixed, study finds
Tax Foundation analysis shows Florida and several states pay more in federal taxes per dollar of grants received, while District of Columbia and Florida vary by year. It notes 1975 federal grants total 48.2 billion with New York receiving the largest share and warns grant administration costs are not counted.
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Columbus
Foundation
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Washington
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Ohio
Connecticut
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New Jersey
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New Mexico
Mississippi
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Architect Sues Navajos for Fees in Housing Contract
Howard Dana former chief architect of the Navajo Housing Authority sues for 160 522 in Navajo Tribal Court over an 18 million housing project. He claims fees for design and inspection services totaling 206 522 plus expenses and seeks 100 900 and 13 622 for related work. Dana says he was fired for nonperformance. Miller resigned as executive director amid HUD fund matters.
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Window Rock
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NHA
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Miller
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Gallup
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
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