Cyprus Cease-Fire Talks Continue Amid Cyprus War
Turkish artillery bombarded northern Cyprus as Greek Cypriots retreated, marking a major cease-fire violation. U.N. forces reported a Canadian soldier killed in Nicosia as Greece Turkey and Britain meet for the sixth time to draw cease-fire lines and buffer zones.
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Cyprus
Nicosia
Glafkos
Clerides
Greece
Turkey
Britian
U.N
UPI
Michael Keats
Geneva
Kyrenia
Britain
Jerry Hunter
Fannin pushes to restore 1.1 million for Indian Bend Wash
A Corps of Engineers official writes a letter backing restoring 1.1 million dollars to the Public Works bill for the Indian Bend Wash flood control project. Arizona officials and Sen. Fannin press House Senate conferees as the bill moves.
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Paul J. Fannin
Corps of Engineers
House- Senate
Indian Bend
Senate
House
Public Works For Water and Power Development
Atomic Energy Commission
Arizona
Congressional
House-Senate
Fannin
Washington
Margaret Lane
Adolph Hight
Senators oppose works bill over CAP funding
Arizona's two U.S. senators Barry Goldwater and Paul Fannin voted against a $4.5 billion federal public works package that includes $22.6 million for the Central Arizona Project CAP. Goldwater urged delaying the project due to inflation concerns and proposed restoring a $5.4 million land purchase cut for Ft. McDowell Indian reservation right of way. Fannin's aide called his vote symbolic against inflation and not against CAP. both helped push CAP legislation in earlier efforts.
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Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Paul Fannin
Senate
House
Goldwater
Sen
Fannin
Robert Walker
Walker
Carl Hayden
Terry Emerson
Emerson
John Stennis
D-Miss
Ft. McDowell
Orme
Bureau of Reclamation
Conference
John Rhodes
State sued in arrest over marijuana buy case
Bert Bonnie Berryman, former owner of the Rogues Gallery in Scottsdale, sues the State Department of Public Safety for 450000 alleging coercion into buying marijuana. He targets DPS Col. James Hegarty and Officer Randy Oden, the State of Arizona, and others. He says the July 1973 incident led to his arrest and the closing of his art gallery. He seeks 100000 in punitive damages and 50000 in general and compensatory damages.
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Rogues Gallery
Scottsdale
State Department of Public Safety
Bert Bonnie Berryman
DPS
James Hegarty
Randy Oden
State of Arizona
Berryman
Oden
Earnest Dearman
Dearman
Bay
Inquest Planned in Scottsdale Gun Death of Lynn Tracey
A coroner's inquest will determine the cause of death for 22 year old Lynn Tracey who died at Maricopa County Hospital from a gunshot wound suffered June 21 at 7777 KE Heatherbrae in Scottsdale. Police say the shooting may have been self inflicted accidental or by another. The inquest will be held at East Phoenix Justice Court on a date to be announced. Memorial services are planned at Mercer Mortuary with cremation.
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Maricopa County
Scottsdale
Lynn Tracey
Calle del Media
James Kershner
East Phoenix Justice Court
Kershner
Robertson
Tracey
Miss Tracey
Mercer Mortuary
E. Thomas
Frank Tracey
Timothy
James
Thomas
East High School
Phoenix man held on bond after Papago Plaza burglaries
George Gregory Fitzpatrick, 19, of Phoenix, was arrested by Scottsdale police on $11,000 bond for two counts of burglary and resisting arrest after allegedly taking $18 in pennies from El Taco Restaurant and Baskin-Robbins. He reportedly fought officers Peliegons and Paul Anderson while fleeing and was found hiding in a car behind Baskin-Robbins.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale
Papago Plaza
George Gregory Fitzpatrick
W. Colter
Fred Collins
Baskin-Robbins
Scottsdale Rd
el Taco
Peliegons
Ae Paul Anderson
Scottsdale Camelback Roads project contract awarded to Nesbitt
The Scottsdale and Camelback Roads improvement contract goes to Nesbitt Contracting Co. Inc. of Mesa for 537,195 dollars, about eight percent above the estimated cost, with city funding slightly over half. Bids from Tanner Brothers and Bentson were higher. The project adds medians and traffic signals at key intersections and includes a Scottsdale Road median adjustment to aid left turns into Arcadia area alleys. A storm drain at Brown Avenue and Main Street is also planned with an estimated 27,000 dollars. The council also approved zoning for an air conditioning shop at 8647 E McDowell Rd.
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Scottsdale and
Camelback
Nesbitt Contracting Co. Inc
Mesa
Daniel Raby
Nesbitt
Raby
Tanner Brothers Contracting Co. Inc
Bentson Contracting Co
71St Street
Highland
Arcadia
Scottsdale Road
Arcadia Liquors
Shell
Brown Avenue
Main Street
Brown
Second Street
First Street
Brown and Main
Marc Stragier
Stragier
E. McDowell Rd
Arizona Democratic Round-up highlights Marston Pratt Syckoff and Marshall
Democratic speaker Fred Pratt praised former Maricopa County Recorder Paul Marston for unifying Arizona Democrats while criticizing blue collar workers’ governance. Ted Wyckoff urged expanded vocations in Phoenix and noted cost limits for programs. Jonathan Marshall urged a Gila Bend prison site to aid smaller towns and save budgets.
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Fred Pratt
Common Cause
Pratt
Marston
Ted Syckoff
Wyckoff
Phoenix
Jonathan Marshall
Scottsdale
Gila Bend
Marshall
Arizona
United States Senate
Joint Budget Committee
Arizona Legislature
Chandler
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Famagusta
Glafkos Clerides
William Jenkins
John J. Rhodes
John B. Conlan
Jenkins
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Dan Roth
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