Ford and 34 Leaders Sign European Security Pact
At the Helsinki conference Ford urged that the charter be more than words as 35 nations signed a security pact after a three day gathering. Ceausescu pressed dismantling foreign bases and troop withdrawals while Brezhnev stressed noninterference in internal affairs.
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Helsinki
Finland
Ford
West
East Germany
Europe
North America
Nicolae Ceausescu
Romania
Gunmen hold three hostages in Oklahoma City market
Three gunmen seized three workers during a Northeast Oklahoma City supermarket holdup. Police surrounded the store, negotiated for escape via a van, and Lt. Marvin Maxwell entered to talk. Co-manager Eldridge described sneaking out, calling police, and witnessing a gunman at the manager’s head.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Marvin Maxwell
John Eldridge
Comanager
Eldridge
Ronnie Miller
Jack Linn
Gary Stone
Man defends holding action at airstrip in Arizona case
Charles S. Stoll, representing himself in federal court in Phoenix, opened his defense saying undercover DEA agents posing as marijuana smugglers deceived him. He held six agents at gunpoint for an hour at his private Oatman airstrip while he called for help. Trial proceeds before U.S. District Judge William P. Copple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Charles S. Stoll
Stoll
Oatman
Drug Enforcement Administration Task Force
Joe Keilp
U.S
Cher withdraws divorce action after nine days
In Los Angeles Cher Bono filed for divorce from Gregg Allman nine days after marrying him on July 9. The action was dismissed at Cher’s initiative. Cher and Allman had reunited briefly in Buffalo and faced pressure from long absences due to commitments.
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Los Angeles
Cher Bono
Gregg Al-tman
Richard Grant
Cher
Allman
Hollywood
Grant
Buffalo
N.Y
Santa Monica Superior Court
Obituary of Robert L. Rynish Post Office employee
Prayer service for 47 year old Robert Louis Rynish will be held at Messinger Mortuary tonight at 7 30 visitation is today Mass will be at 11 a m Saturday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help interment in St Francis Cemetery He died Thursday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital He was a member of the American Disabled Veterans Fleet Reserve Association and the American Postal Union He moved to the Valley ten years ago from Potterfield Wisconsin Survivors include his wife Lillian sons David Bittner Robert II daughters Joyce Knipp Beverly McConnell Diane and Linda and Bonnie mother Myrtle Rynish five brothers and four grandchildren
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Louis Rynish
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School
Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Miller Rd
St. Francis Cemetery
Rynish
U.S. Post Office
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
American Disabled Veterans
Fleet Reserve Association
American Postal Union
Granite Reef Rd
Lillian
David Bittner
Phoenix
Robert II
U.S. Navy
Joyce Knipp
San Diego
Calif
Beverly McConnell
Diane
Ft. Knox
Linda
Bonnie
Scottsdale
Myrtle Rynish
Porterville
Lorraine M. Bailey Dies. Phoenix Symphony Guild Founder
Lorraine M. Bailey an associate member of the Phoenix Symphony Guild Association died Thursday at St. Luke's Hospital. Born in Chicago she moved to Arizona 30 years ago and helped form the guild. Survivors include husband Donald M mother Mary Shoemaker brother Jim Shoemaker and sisters Betty Busey and others. Services are private at Green Acres Mortuary. Memorials suggested to the Arizona Lung Association.
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Lorraine M. Bailey
Phoenix Symphony Guild Association
St. Luke's Hospital
Chicago
Ill
Donald M
Mary Shoemaker
Scottsdale
Jim Shoemaker
Phoenix
Betty Busey
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden
Arizona Lung Association
E. McDowell Rd
Two Homes Burglarized. Stolen Goods Exceed $3,000
Police report two burglaries Thursday with over $3,000 in items stolen. John Fonda of 5818 E Oak St lost a color TV, stereo, sterling silver service for 12 and a turquoise inlay cross. value about $2,650. Barbara Kelly of 8201 E Rose Ln had items valued around $1,439 taken including two cameras a .32 pistol a 22 rifle and a TV. Burglars gained access via a carport and by prying a front door plus a sliding glass door.
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John Fonda
E. Oak St
Barbara Kelly
E. Rose Lane
Hit and run suspect cited for reckless driving
A 28 year old Salt River Indian Reservation man turned himself in after police sought him since Thursday afternoon in a hit and run on Indian School Road. He was cited for reckless driving and leaving the scene then released. Christine Larson of Tempe was treated for minor injuries.
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Salt River
Indian School Road
Robert Nelson Porter
Porter
Christine
Malcomb Thomas
Thomas
Bonnet
Larson
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Scottsdale Woman Sues Englebert Humperdinck Over Album Photo
A Scottsdale woman claims singer Englebert Humperdinck violated her privacy by featuring her likeness on a Las Vegas album cover. Kathy Marie Queen seeks 1 million dollars in federal court alleging the photo on stage without consent caused humiliation and mental anguish.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale
Englebert Humperdinck
Kathy Marie Queen
Queen
Las Vegas
Humperdinck
London Records
Sentencing likely for fraud case in Tucson sect founder
Julie Marie Nettz convicted in Pima County for forging two checks totaling nearly ten thousand dollars using the name Ivan Heller who died after hospitalization. She faces a prison term of one to fourteen years as sentencing looms.
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Tucson
Julie Marie Nettz
Pima County
Ivan Heller
Parole Hinted for Jay W. Lippard in August
The Department of Corrections says Jay W. Lippard becomes eligible for parole in August. Lippard, 50, former vice president of the defunct Great Southwest Land and Cattle Co., was convicted in July 1974 of aiding a $5 million securities fraud scheme and sentenced to three to five years in the Arizona State Prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Department of Corrections
Jay W. Lippard
Lippard
Great Southwest Land and Cattle, Co
Arizona State
ASU Forms Solar Energy Committee Led by Dr. Hunnicutt
Arizona State University creates a 16 member Committee on Solar Energy to oversee research efforts. Dr. H B Hunnicutt director of the Office of Research Grants and Contracts and associate dean of the graduate school is named to head the panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tempe
Arizona State University
H.B. Hunnicutt
Office of
Senate confirms Haugh to U.N. body post
The Senate confirmed John H. Haugh 64 of Ticson as the U.S. alternate representative to the General Assembly of the United Nations. A Republican national committeeman from Arizona, he was an eight term legislator and House speaker before leaving the House in 1970. He served on the UN Economic and Social Council in Geneva in 1971 and on the Economic Council of Asia last year. Haugh has lived in Tucson 37 years and owns a tallow company there.
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Washington
Senate
John H. Haugh
Ticson
U.S
General Assembly of the United Nations
Haugh
Arizona
UN Economic and Social Council
Geneva
Economic Council of Asia
Tucson
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Bob Johnstone
Robnett
Cleary
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Warsaw Pact
Soviet Union
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Keilp
Keilo
William P. Copple
Sonny Bono
Gregg
Nancy Walker
Hamburger
Wayne Rogers
George Schlatter
Robert L. Rynish
Potterfield
Wis
Associated Press
Flagstaff
Coconino County
Freddie Delvecchio
Delvecchio
Rose Silver
United States Supreme Court
ASU
Nikki
Stetson
East Riggs &S
Higley Road
Baseline
Higley Rd
Elsworth Avenue
Germany
Queen Creek
Wal Vista
Chandler Hill
Williams Field Road
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