Brandt Kosygin Sign Historic Soviet German Pact
In Moscow, West Germany’s Chancellor Willy Brandt and Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin signed a mutual nonaggression treaty after eight months of talks. The ceremony in St Catherine Hall included Brezhnev and top Politburo members as they exchanged copies and shook hands. Brandt also laid a wreath at a World War II dead memorial earlier today.
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Faulty warrant dissolves four defendants in LSD case
Four defendants including Terry Hand Carol Hand James Vittitoe and Patrick Shanahan faced drug charges over an LSD overdose of a 15 year old babysitter on July 18 in Scottsdale. The Scottsdale Justice Court dismissed all charges citing a faulty search warrant used during investigations and arrests.
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Woman Found Among Flash Flood Victims Near Rainbow Valley
United Press International reports Maricopa County deputies recovered the body of 23 year old Benita Mara near Rainbow Valley after a flash flood. A missing child, 8 year old Michelle Ong of Phoenix, remained unlocated.
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Final Fireworks and a Band concert at Eldorado Park
Stan Lee and his Dance Band perform at 8 p.m. Thursday in Eldorado Park. The sixth and final Fireworks and a Band program is free, sponsored by Scottsdale Parks and Recreation and the Phoenix Federation of Musicians. Bring a blanket or chair.
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Five Israelis killed in Golan Heights mine blast
United Press International reports five Israeli civilians died when a mine exploded their vehicle in the southern Golan Heights on Tuesday night. The incident comes amid wider cease fire tensions as peace talks under U.N. mediation are expected to open in New York next week with Gunnar V. Jarring to meet Egypt Jordan and Israel.
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Congress Digs In After Nixon Vetoes Major Education Housing Bills
Democrats marshal to override Nixon vetoes on two 22.4 billion packages for school aid and housing and veterans agencies. Critics say the measures would push deficits while Nixon warns inflation erodes value. House votes set for Thursday to test two thirds.
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Hubba Death in Bar Fight Attributed to Skull Fracture
Police report Michael Joseph Hubba aged 26 of 8133 East Granada died from hemorrhaging due to a skull fracture. He allegedly was struck in a bar fight at Meadows Bar and fell. The suspect contacted police but has not been arrested.
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Cholera Outbreak Reported in Changnyong South Korea
Seventy suspected cholera cases are reported in Changnyong area with four deaths since the first case on August 1. A government antiepidemic team is examining the patients as officials confirm the outbreak near Seoul.
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Quickie Divorces May Face 72 Hour Residency Rule
Mexican lawmakers consider a 72 hour stay and permanent residence requirement for Juarez quickie divorces sparking opposition from lawyers tax collectors and merchants who warn of multi million dollar losses. The Juarez case drew celebrity names such as Marilyn Monroe Sophia Loren Jayne Mansfield Lauren Bacall and Tony Curtis among others.
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Obituary for Charles O Cratty Jr in Phoenix
Charles O Cratty Jr aged 27 died in Phoenix on Sunday. He lived at 3202 North 66th Street and worked for United Metro Co with Teamsters Local 83. Born in Charleroi Pennsylvania, he moved to Scottsdale in 1965 from California. Survived by wife Sharon three sons Charles III Robert and Mark all of California his parents Charles O Cratty Sr and wife and siblings James and two sisters. Burial at Resthaven Cemetery in Glendale.
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Chuck” Cratty Jr
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Resthaven Cemetery
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Pickets Demand Pets at Reno Public Housing
Children in a Reno public housing project picketed for the right to keep pets after notice required removal to comply with an 11 year old ruling. Myra Birch of Reno Housing Authority cited limited space and sanitation concerns in eight acres housing 150 units.
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Flames light the Safari Hotel restaurant kitchen blaze
A grease fire closed the Coffee Shop kitchen at the Safari Hotel causing 500 to 600 dollars of damage to the kitchen exhaust ducts. Firefighters said flames rose 10 to 15 feet above the building after starting on a stove. Reported 9 20 a m the fire took 45 minutes to extinguish and clear smoke.
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Youth Held After BB Gun Shooting at School Playground
Police detained a 13-year-old boy Tuesday afternoon after he allegedly shot another boy three times with a BB pistol. The victim Samuelson Curt, 12, was on the Hohokam School playground at 11:30 a.m. when struck. The pistol was impounded and the youth was released to his parents.
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Nippon Ace Plans India to Ceylon Channel Swim
Shoichi Nakajima the first Japanese to swim the English Channel announced plans to attempt a 30 mile swim from India to Ceylon. Nakajima, 32, completed the Channel in 10 hours and 45 minutes Saturday.
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