Cyprus cease-fire halts Turkish advance in Cyprus
Turkish Premier Bulent Ecevit ordered troops to halt after a rapid campaign that carved the island’s northern third for Turkish Cypriots. Israeli Radio cited Acting Cypriot President Clerides saying the National Guard would stop fighting. Heavy clashes persisted in Nicosia as fires lit the sky.
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United Press International
Bulent Ecevit
Mediterraean
Ecevit
Ankara
Cyprus
Limassol
Glafkos Clerides
Nicosia
Paradise Valley Schools Plan Double Sessions and Shelters
Paradise Valley School Board approves double sessions at Cam Bohmello and Desert Shadows campuses due to construction delays, with six hour sessions from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. Kindergarten will attend 7 a.m. to noon. Palomino and Desert Shadows projects target October and December openings. The board also reviews Shadow Mountain High phase three designs lacking a fallout shelter unless waived by cost. A new alternative high school program for dropouts, funded by state and districts, is approved for Pioneer and Glendale.
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North
Desert Shadows
Lon Luty
Shadow Mountain High School
Smith
Mylon Sinka
al Goodman
Snuka
Blaine Cooper
Udall named to Democratic policy and steering panel
In Washington Udall D Ariz was added to the Democratic policy and steering committee a move to shape party positions on key issues. The committee revived as a party caucus in February 1973 following Udall's motion.
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Washington
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
House of Representatives
Udall
Aide to Driggs Resigns Over Campaign Phone Bank
Geoffrey Gonsher, an aide to Mayor Tim Barrow, said he will resign from his post with GOP gubernatorial candidate and former Phoenix Mayor John Driggs. He cited city charter rules prohibiting campaign telephone bank activity and will withdraw from the effort.
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Phoenix
Tim Barrow
GOP
John Driggs
Geoffrey Gonsher
Driggs
Scottsdale Planning Commission weighs sign law amendments
The commission will consider a 32 page staff memorandum detailing amendments to the sign section of the zoning ordinance. A two week delay was granted to clarify window definitions and the 25 percent window sign limit. Also actions include rezoning requests at Hayden Thomas, Stetson Drive north of Civic Center Plaza, and Indian School Miller Roads with landscape and development conditions.
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Scottsdale
Commission
Jim Roberts
Chuck Bondra
Bondra
Larry
Larry Bussard
Kaiser Aetna
Hayden and
Thomas Roads
PNC
Stetson Drive
Civic Center Plaza
7Th Street
Jay Berk
Earls Drive
75Th Street
C. Michael Pierce
Indian School and
Miller Roads
Pierce
Forgery suspect held on bond after large credit card purchase
Larry Charles Jackson a 27 year old Texas man and Scottsdale resident is held on a 1100 bond facing forgery charges after two anonymous tips linked him to a credit card fraud at Sakowitz and a large clothing purchase. Police say he used a card issued to Steve Hart. His preliminary hearing is set for 8:30 a.m. Tuesday.
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Texas
Larry Charles Jackson
Scottsdale
Jackson
Rodeway Inn
Indian School
Tony LeGault
LeGault
Sakowitz
Camelback
Steve Hart
Policeman Backing Patrol Car Cited After Collision
Scottsdale police officer Robert Kane 28 received a traffic ticket for unsafely backing a patrol vehicle. Investigators cited obstructed view from parked cars as the cause of a collision with 18 year old Joel Edward Terihaj who was westbound on Jackrabbit Road. Terihaj was treated and released at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital and cited for speeding.
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Scottsdale
Robert Kane
Mohave School
Jackrabbit Road
Joel Edward Terihaj
E. Sage
Terihaj
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
GOP Candidates Clash At Schoolhouse Forum In Arizona
Five Republican hopefuls debated at the Little Red Schoolhouse before about 30 Scottsdale business leaders. Ev Mecham attacked Bill Jacquin over state spending while Jacquin criticized Mecham and a zero level budget concept. Milt Graham accused John Driggs of delaying freeway funding. All endorsed President Ford and hoped for inflation relief and state growth.
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Yal Conaway
John Driggs
Scottsdale
State Corporation Commission
Roth orders inquest in Tempe girl's death
An inquest into the death of four year old Shelley Briggs will be held at 1 30 p m on August 30 in Scottsdale Justice Court Judge Dan Roth ordered the investigation after the girl died in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital following an incident with a 13 year old babysitter. The child had been in the sitter's custody earlier that evening and sustained fatal head injuries after an alleged spanking attempt.
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Tempe
Scottsdale Justice Court
Dan Roth
Shelley Briggs
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
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Paul Marston
Maricopa
Pima
Charles K. Kernan
Joe Delacort
American Postal Workers Union
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Republic Development,Inc
Hayden & Jackrabbit RD
Walker
Vee Kant
HAAG
East Thomas Road
Tower Plaza Shopping Center
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Barbara Rader
Tower Plaza Merchants Association
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Milt Graham
Graham
Gerald Ford
Williams
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Het
Tempe Community Hospital
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E. McDonald
Scottsdale Bible Church
Kiva
Gerry Lee
Virginia Young
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Mesa
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