Cyprus peace talks stall as Turkey walks out at Geneva
Fighting on Cyprus paused after Turkey demanded separate Greek and Turkish Cypriot representation causing the Turkish foreign minister Turan Gunes to leave the Palais des Nations. British and Greek ministers prepared to resume talks, while Clerides and Denktash remained at the table under a cease fire pact signed in July. The U.N. said conditions were quiet with no new shootings reported.
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United Press International
Cyprus
Asia
Geneva
Turkey
Turan Gunes
Palais Des Nations
James
Makarios
Nicosia
Glafkos Clerides
Rauf Denktash
U.N
City honors six Scottsdale youths for free service
A half dozen Scottsdale youths aged 12 to 16 were honored by the city for laboring without pay in the Youth Leaders Program. Each volunteer logged at least 500 hours and received plaques at a city council meeting, while gaining work experience in playground leadership park patrol swim lessons and more. The program benefits the city by supplying trained recreation leadership and offers youths a job reference as they age into paid summer work.
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Yal Conaway
Mark Bond
Lisa Jones
Mary Ann DePrato
Mike DiDomenico
Dennis Stephan
David Longo
Scottsdale
E. Monte Vista
E. Roma
E. Highland
E. Holly
E. McDonald
L.B. Spacewater
Spacewater
Candidates pitch to teachers at Arizona education forum
Gubernatorial hopefuls from both parties addressed about 300 educators at Northern Arizona University during an Arizona Education Association forum. Candidates voiced opposition to a 10 percent turnout amendment for bond issues and school overrides, with several supporting a public employee collective bargaining law.
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Flagstaff
UPI
Arizona
Arizona Education Association
John Driggs
Milt Graham
William Jacquin
Evan Mecham
Russ Williams
Raul Castro
David Moss
Jack Ross
AEA
Northern Arizona University
Castro
Driggs
Graham
Jacquin
Moss
Ross
Madison Heights girl earns honorary diploma before death
Geneva Smith, 17, battled leukemia and Hodgkin's disease for over two years in Michigan. With help from neighbors and Principal Laurence Decker, she received an honorary diploma from Madison Heights High School days before dying at Detroit Osteopathic Hospital. Her sister recalled she faced illness with quiet resolve.
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Detroit
UPI
Geneva Smith
Geneva
Detroit Osteopathic Hospital
Madison Heights
Mich
Beverly Stamm
Cecil Robinson
Laurence Decker
Decker
Madison Heights High School
Carter to lecture at Yale on city governance
City Manager Dale Carter will travel to New Haven to lecture for the National Urban Fellows at Yale University. He will outline Scottsdale’s government structure and his leadership philosophy while mentoring Fellows in a Ford Foundation funded program that places minorities in public administration.
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Dale Carter
New Haven
Occidental College
Scottsdale
Carter
Theft Report From Safari Convention Center Kitchen
A Mesa woman reported her wallet containing 880 dollars was stolen from the kitchen table at the Safari Convention Center on Friday between 12 45 p m and 3 15 p m. The investigation identified June Jutt as the victim.
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Mesa
Safari Convention Center
N. Scottsdale Rd
June Jutt
Convention Center
Tempe
North Scottsdale
N. 67Th St
Betty Jean Mayer
Sears, Roebuck and Co
Obituary of Floyd M. Williams 77 Scottsdale resident
Floyd M. Williams 77 died Thursday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services Monday at 11 a.m. at Messingers Mortuary Chapel with viewing Saturday noon to 9 p.m. and Sunday. Burial at Paradise Memorial Gardens. Born in Iowa he worked 57 years as a postal engineer and led conveyor projects for major sites. Survived by wife Clara son Robert and four grandchildren.
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Floyd M. Williams
Messingers Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Rd
Paradise Memorial Gardens
Williams
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Clara
Scottsdale
Washington D.C
Iowa
American Airlines
Madison Square Gardens
New York Pennsylvania Central
American Overseas Airlines
Ames
Arcadia Lodge
Robert
Joel Goldhar Rites Scheduled For Paradise Valley Man
Funeral services set for Joel Goldhar 44 of Paradise Valley born in Toronto who died Friday at John C. Lincoln Hospital. Survived by wife Naomi and three daughters Edie Lisa Dana, mother Dora and sister Shirley Gerber. Services Monday 3 p.m. at Sinai Mortuary with burial in Beth El Cemetery. Contributions urged to Temple Solel.
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Joel Goldhar
Desert Jewel Drive
Paradise Valley
John C. Lincoln Hospital
Toronto
Ontario
Canada
Goldhar
New York
Ed Post Realty
Scottsdale
Temple Sales
Century Country Club
Naomi
Edie
Lisa
Dana
Dora Goldhar
Shirley Gerber
Sinai
St. Clair for Nixon Says Defense Ends Soon
James D. St. Clair, longtime Nixon lawyer, said his legal defense would continue only through the end of current litigation. He noted Nixon is no longer president and his responsibilities lie with the office of the president before the court.
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Boston
UPI
James D. St. Clair
Nixon
St. Clair
Prison site near Chandler may be reconsidered
Arizona lawmakers led by Sen. Boyd Tenney will meet August 26 to revisit the decision to locate a $5.1 million medium security prison six miles south of Chandler.
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Phoenix
Joint Legislative Budget Committee
Chandler
Boyd Tenney
Prescott
FFA Elects Officers at Arizona Leadership Conference
Tucson youth Jim Tyson 19 of Tolleson was elected president of the state Future Farmers of America at the 45th annual leadership conference ending at the University of Arizona. Douglas residents Geoff Strongin 18 and Tiny Taylor 16 were named treasurer and secretary respectively. In Phoenix, Lloyd Eugene Harmon 33 was jailed on suspicion of extortion after allegedly telephoning the mayor’s office with bomb threats and demanding 10 000 dollars.
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Tucson
Jim Tyson
Tolleson
Future Farmers of America
FFA
University of Arizona
Geoff Strongin
Douglas
Tiny Taylor
Phoenix
Lloyd Eugene Harmon
Four teens arrested in fatal Phoenix shooting
Four teenagers were arrested Friday in connection with the shotgun slaying of a retired iron worker. Albert Naranjo Jr., 19, joined by Ronald Piedra 17 Betty Chavez 15 and Rosemarie Rodriguez 16 were detained on suspicion of murder and armed robbery.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Albert Naranjo, Jr
Ronald Paul Piedra
Betty Jean Chavez
Rosemarie Rodriguez
Democrats pledge inflation fight and bilingual education focus
At a Friday rally in MORENCI, UPI reports Democratic hopefuls Byron "Bud" Brown and Carolyn Warner urged action on inflation and bilingual education. Brown pressed cutting wasteful foreign aid, tighter defense spending, tax loophole closure, and agency streamlining. Warner proposed realigning education spending to boost English proficiency while preserving native languages. Earlier, gubernatorial candidate Jack Ross urged Gov. Williams to intervene in the copper strike.
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Morenci
UPI
Arizona
Congressional
Byron
Bud” Brown
Brown
Carolyn Warner
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Warner
Jack Ross
Jack Williams
Ross
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Future Farmers Elect
Scottsdale Progress
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