Turkish attack thwarts Cyprus cease-fire talks
Turkish invasion forces attacked the north coast of Cyprus at dawn, delaying the fifth round of truce talks as Greek Cypriot officers postponed signing a cease-fire line. Turkish Cypriots seized a harbor post at Famagusta, raising tensions as UN and U.S. diplomats pursued Geneva talks with Greece and Britain.
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U.S
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Greece
Britain
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Constantine Karamanlis
Ross press on water law and state planning in Arizona
Democratic candidate Jack Ross urged passage of ground water legislation and a statewide land use plan at a Phoenix rally. He said the state needs a coordinated program led by a strong governor and warned that federal action should not drive development.
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Jack Ross
Westward Ho
Phoenix
Ross
Arizona
John Driggs
20 30 Club
Driggs
David Kret
Tucson
Kret
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Fred Pratt
Scottsdale Boys' Club hosts barbecue at Chaparral Park
The Scottsdale Boys' Club held a 10 a.m. to 3 30 p.m. barbecue at Chaparral Park to celebrate its upcoming branch opening. About 150 boys ages 7 to 17 took part with staff in football and softball while the Women's Auxiliary provided lunch. Executive Director Gil Gifford led plans for the new building to open Oct. 15.
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Scottsdale
Fun Mobile
Gil Gifford
Obituary of George K. Grindrod in Scottsdale
George K. Grindrod 53 of 4701 N 77th Pl Scottsdale died Sunday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Veteran of World War II he served as sergeant first class in the U S Air Force. He owned After Class Men’s Store in Tempe nine years. Services Thursday 10 a m at Messinger Mortuary burial Paradise Memorial Gardens. He is survived by his mother Mrs Fred Grindrod of Scottsdale.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
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Scottsdale
Tempe
Grindrod
U.S. Air Force
Tippett services set for 55 year old Scottsdale resident
William Tippett 55 of 6631 E Corrine Drive died Monday. World War II Army veteran, former district manager for World Book Encyclopedia Co. He came to Scottsdale in 1965 from Williamsville New York. Survived by wife Marguerite son Jeffry daughter Judith Ann and parents and siblings out of state. Funeral Thursday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel 7601 E Indian School Rd. He studied at Philadelphia Academy of Art Pratt Institute and Philadelphia College of Art. He was a member of Scottsdale Art League and Firebird Artists.
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Brooklyn
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Philadelphia College of Art
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Firebird Artists
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Jeffry
Scottsdale
Judith Ann
Mesa
County Recorder cites signature check on Common Cause petitions
Former Maricopa County Recorder Paul Marston said 2000 signatures in the county remain to be checked with results due by Wednesday night. He and others auditing the petitions found about 21.5 percent invalid among the signatures.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Paul Marston
Marston
County seeks shutting of massag parlors as nuisances
Pima County officials push to permanently close all 18 massage parlors after they voluntarily shut down, arguing they serve as fronts for prostitution and constitute a public nuisance. County attorney Dennis DeConcini said the effort aims to keep them closed.
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Tucson
Pima County
Dennis Deconcini
Westcor offers 25 years free rent for library site
Phoenix mayor Tim Barrow announced Westcor Corp agreed to provide 25 years of free rent on a Metrocenter site for a new Deer Valley branch library. After the free period, charges will not exceed $10,000 annually.
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Westcor Corp
Deer Valley
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Barrow
Westcor
Phoenix approves design for $5.5 million railroad overpass
Phoenix City Council informally approves a design concept for a $5.5 million railroad overpass to ease west side traffic. One building near the proposed route would need demolition or relocation to make room for the project.
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Phoenix
Glendale man and daughter walk 17 miles to guide helicopter rescue
Stan Nitse and his 13 year old daughter were stranded when their sand buggy got stuck during a rain storm near Benchmark Mountain north of Carefree. They walked 17 miles to find help and guided a helicopter to their rescue.
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Glendale
Stan Nitse
Benchmark Mountain
Carefree
Mohave School vandalism causes $4000 damage
Scottsdale police report vandals caused about $4,000 in damage at Mohave School 5520 86th St from Sunday night to Monday morning. They pried a window, ransacked a third grade room and art room, sprayed fire extinguisher fluid and paint, leaving footprint traces in size 10 11 tennis shoes. No items were reported stolen.
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Mohave School
86Th St
Scottsdale
Robert Raynor
Stolen firearms and ammo from Scottsdale camper
Robert P. Hartman reported the theft of three firearms and about 60 rounds from his camper during a July vacation. The loot included an Italian target pistol a .22 rifle and an automatic pistol with a nine round clip plus a box of 50 .22 caliber rounds worth a total of 119 dollars.
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Scottsdale
Robert P. Hartman
E. Buenna Terra
Hartman
Ex premier Caetano to teach law in Rio de Janeiro
Marcela Caetano, Portugal's former premier ousted on April 25, is living in exile in Brazil. Veja reports she will teach law at the University Gama Filho in Rio de Janeiro.
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Rio DE Janeiro
UPI
Marcela Caetano
Portugal
Brazil
Gama Filho
Veja
Robbery suspect shot at Tempe bar in self defense claim
A 23-year-old man was killed after a confrontation with bartender Leighton Warren at Hattie's Place in Tempe. Warren said he shot to defend himself as the intruder tried to access the bar with a .22 pistol. Police consider the shooting self defense. autopsy and coroner inquest ordered.
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Lynn A. Burnside
E. Larson
Mesa
Phoenix
East Phoenix
Tempe
Clarence Carpenter
Warren
Burnside
Carpenter
Burn
Justice of the Peace
George Boyd
Lynn Burnside
Maricopa County
E. McDowell Rd
Minor quake shocks Alaska near Thamna area
A 5.3 magnitude quake rattled the Alaska peninsula in the Thamna volcano region Monday, felt strongly in the Anchorage area about 150 miles northeast of the epicenter. No damage occurred and none was expected, Palmer Observatory said.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Wise Energy Management Tip: Do hot water chores during cool hours
APS Consumer Advisor Ann Stiles explains hot water use creates heat and humidity that forces air conditioners to work harder, especially 2 p.m. to 8 p.m. Schedule laundry dishwashing cooking showering early morning or after 8 p.m. Replace clogged filters monthly for best efficiency and request the Wise Energy Management booklet by coupon or APS office call.
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