Cyprus Truce Fails As Guardsmen Fire In Cyprus Conflict
Greek Cypriot guardsmen and Turkish villagers exchanged rifle and mortar fire breaking a three day truce. Geneva talks yielded no progress on settlement as leaders from both sides met. Britain proposed a constitutional plan suggesting cantons, described by Greek officials as a division of the island. Callaghan presented the plan to Clerides and Denktash amid further stalemate. Clerides said, We got nowhere.
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United Press International
Cyprus
Geneva
Britain
James Callaghan
Glafkos Clerides
Rauf Denktash
Clerides
United Nations
Melousha
Arsos
Ayia Kabir
Kyrenia
U.N
Cyprus Leaders Plan Talks After British Proposal
Denktash and his Cypriot counterpart agreed to meet alone tonight to reexamine a British plan that could allow division into cantons. A Greek official warned this might be a path to partition as the conference aims to craft a new island constitution within a month amid ongoing UN mediated truce efforts.
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Denktash
Callaghan
Scottsdale Board to review 37 pilot high school courses
Scottsdale School Board will consider adapting 37 pilot courses for five high schools at an 8 p.m. Education Center meeting. Philip Gates said pilot offerings dropped from 87 in 1973 74 to 37 this year as fewer students choose a sixth subject.
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Scottsdale
Gates
Obituary: Wallace Yohn Dies in Private Plane Crash
Wallace Keith Yohn 27 of 6124 Camelback Manor Drive died Friday near Jackson Minnesota in a private plane crash. He played organ and synthesizer for the Chasé Band and recorded Chase Pure Music. Survived by parents Stuart and Maude, and a grandmother. services Wednesday at Valley Presbyterian Church.
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Yohn
Stuart Yohn
Paradise Valley
Maude Wallace
Gaithersburg, Md
Services for Mrs Sylvia Y White Held at First Baptist
Mrs Sylvia Y White 34 died after a traffic accident in Phoenix. Funeral at First Baptist Church 7025 E Osborn Rd at 2 p.m. Tuesday with viewing today and Tuesday morning. Burial in Virginia. Survivors include husband Thomas E and sons Jimmy and Eddie of Scottsdale. Contributions to Robbie Page Memorial.
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Sylvia Y. White
First Baptist Church
E. Osborn Rd
Virginia
White
N. 87Th St
St. Joseph's Hospital
Phoenix
Madison College
Harrisburg
Sigma Sigma Sigma Sorority
Thomas E
Jimmy
Eddie
Scottsdale
Robbie Page
Tri Sigma
P.O
Woodstock
Mass for Beatrice Heemer set at Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Beatrice Irene Heemer 76 died Sunday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Mass at 9 a.m. Wednesday at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church. Rosary 8:15 p.m. Tuesday at Messinger Mortuary. Burial at St. Francis Cemetery in Phoenix. Survivors include sons Leon George and Larry Vauris all in Michigan. daughters Mrs John Veltri of Phoenix and Mrs Ed Burkert of California. two Michigan daughters Mrs Irwin Kaminski and Mrs Helen Zagort. a sister out of state. 28 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren.
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Beatrice Irene Heemer
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
N. Miller Rd
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
St. Francis Cemetery
Phoenix
Heemer
E. Highland Ave
Michigan
Scottsdale
Detroit
Leon Vauris
George Vauris
Larry Vauris
John Veltri
Ed Burkert
California
Irwin Kaminski
Helen Zagort
Kenneth Ellis Rites Held For Phoenix Resident
Kenneth Ellis 70 of 7647 E Pasadena Ave Phoenix died Sunday in St Joseph's Hospital Phoenix He moved to the area in 1945 from Chicago where he worked in investments and securities and was a Mason He is survived by his wife Helen daughter Glenda Wagner Prescott sister Marion Mae Farland Scottsdale and three grandchildren Arrangements were by Messinger Mortuary Chapel in Scottsdale.
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Kenneth A. Ellis
Pasadena Ave
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Phoenix
Mr. Ellis
Chicago
Ill
The
Masons
Helen
Glenda Wagner
Prescott
Marion MaeFarland
Scottsdale
Messinger _ Mortuary Chapel
Common Cause disputes ethics proposal false statements
Common Cause spokesmen in Phoenix and Tucson condemn opponents for misleading claims about the ethics initiative. They say the measure would not force the disclosure of private client names and would only require disclosure by entities paying government or commercial clients.
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Phoenix
UPI
Phil Stitt
Arvada Calvin
Tucson
Paul Marston
Marston
Maricopa County
Stitt
Calvin
Joseph Ralston
Ralston
Mrs. Calvin
Local musician killed in Mississippi plane crash
Scottsdale organist Wallace Yohn, 24, a member of the rock jazz group Chase, died Friday when a twin engine plane crashed near Jackson Mississippi in heavy rain. Three other band members and two pilots also perished. The wreckage was found Saturday after search efforts were hampered by poor visibility. Yohn attended Kiva School Scottsdale High School and Arizona State University and played clarinet and saxophone with the Phoenix Federation of Musicians.
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Scottsdale
Jackson
Miss
Wallace Yohn
Camelback Manor Drive
Yohn
Kiva
Arizona State University
The
Phoenix Federation of Musicians
SCC Sets Orientation for New and Returning Students
Scottsdale Community College announces orientation sessions for new and returning students across Wednesday Thursday and Friday. Students can plan next year schedules and secure a registration slot ahead of August 20 registration. Wednesday 7 pm Thursday 1 pm Friday 9 am.
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Scottsdale Community College
Scottsdale Planning Commission to Hear Revised Sign Ordinance
The Scottsdale Planning Commission will hold a public hearing Tuesday night on a revised sign ordinance aimed at fairness to sign users. City staff have spent about a year updating provisions and correcting past amendments, with city planner Dave Schlanser noting unfair parts were identified during sign inventories. The plan includes converting some nonconforming signs to conforming status as part of the update.
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Scottsdale
Schlanser
James Patterson
MCCCD weighs policy on college newspapers in district
The Maricopa County Community College District Board will discuss a student proposal to create an independent 10 person board to oversee Scottsdale Community College newspaper The New Leaf. Administrators favor keeping the paper as a class journalism lab with an advisory committee.
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Maricopa County
Schwarz
Richard Lang
SCC
Lang
New Leaf
MCCCD
John Prince
Dem gubernatorial candidate Ross in minor Scottsdale crash
Jack Ross, Democratic candidate for governor, was involved in a rear end collision on Scottsdale Road north of Lincoln Drive when his 1974 Lincoln Continental struck a Cadillac driven by Harland Edward Warren. Both drivers were not cited and Ross left to attend a Williams speech. Another Sunday incident saw a 17 year old Tempe man fall from a turning pickup onto Shea Boulevard with minor injuries.
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Jack Ross
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Road
Lincoln Drive
Harland Edward Warren
E. Coolidge
Ross
Williams
Warren
Tempe
Shea Boulevard
Benito Perez Jr
Manuel Reyes
Weekend Phoenix area fatalities from two separate crashes
A Scottsdale woman Sylvia White died after a three car collision at 36th Street and Thomas Road Saturday. Ubaldo Lopez 23, arrested on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter. A Paradise Valley man John Charles Turner Jr. died Sunday after losing control on Cave Creek Road near New River Road. his car rolled several times before he was pronounced dead.
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Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Sylvia White
87Th St
36Th Street
Thomas Road
Phoenix
Ubaldo Lopez
Lopez
Cave Creek Road
New River Road
John Charles Turner Jr
E. Freiss Drive
John C. Lincoln Hospital
North Phoenix
Turner
Three men jailed in Great Southwest land fraud case
In Phoenix, Maricopa County Judge Rufus Coulter sentenced J W Lippard Anthony Serra and Gerald Brewer for land fraud tied to the defunct Great Southwest Land and Cattle Co. Lipppard received 3 to 6 years Brewer 5 to 8 Serra 4 to 10. Sentences run from July 24 per the verdict. In Globe a man was killed and his father-in-law injured when a citizen band antenna contacted a 24 000 volt line.
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Phoenix
Great Southwest Land and Cattle Co
Maricopa County
Rufus Coulter
J.W. Lippard
Anthony Serra
Gerald Brewer
Lippard
Brewer
Serra
Coulter
GLOBE
Citizens Band
Gun running probed by U.S. and Mexican officials
U S Customs spokesman Jerome Hollander said nearly 600 gun and ammunition smuggling cases were investigated in the last fiscal year, a 260 percent rise from the prior year. Officials from both countries met in Mexico City last April to plan stronger crackdown.
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Tucson
U.S
Jerome Hollander
Mexico City
Goodwin to face charge in Phoenix DUI arraignment
Representative Thomas Goodwin of Tucson is arraigned Tuesday in Phoenix City Court on a driving while under the influence charge tied to an Aug 2 traffic crash that left him with cracked ribs. He is expected to plead guilty to the charge.
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Phoenix
Thomas Goodwin
Tucson
Inquest Sought in Scottsdale Woman’s Death
Scottsdale detectives seek an inquest into Linda Ann Tracey death at age 21. An inquest tentatively set for Aug 20 before Judge Jerry Lokken in District 1 East Phoenix Justice Court. Police say Tracey shot herself during an argument with Jeff Robinson at his home.
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Scottsdale
Jim Kershner
Jerry Lokken
District 1
East Phoenix Justice Court
Linda Ann Tracey
E. Calle del Media
Miss Tracey
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Tracey
Jeff Robinson
Heatherbrae
Robinson
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Women’s Golf Association of Valley Country Club
American Association of University Women
Beatrice Heemer
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church
Kenneth Ellis
Eldon Drapery
E. Belleview
Mazel Tow
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ST P.O
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Colorado
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Gtoeb
Gerry Lee
Virginia Young
Dem
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