Kissinger Hopes to Settle Interim Israel Egypt Accord
Secretary of State Kissinger says new shuttle diplomacy has a good chance to produce an interim Israel Egypt accord seen as a significant step toward peace. He plans to visit Israel Syria Jordan and Saudi Arabia after meeting Egyptian and Israeli officials at the Vail talks. President Ford backs a successful conclusion in the Middle East region and world.
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Washington
Henry A. Kissinger
Israel-Egypt
Middle East
Israel
Anwar Sadat
Alexandria
Egypt
Kissinger
Syria
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
Jerusalem
Sinai
Scottsdale High to weigh 614171 remodeling bid
Scottsdale School Board meets 8 p.m. at the Education Center to consider Ed E. Pierson Company’s 614171 bid for an 11000 square foot maintenance facility, two tennis courts, four handball courts, and campus upgrades as part of a three year 3 million renovation.
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Scottsdale High School
Scottsdale School Board
44Th St
Jack Kearney
Ed E. Pierson
Sheriff and board clash over burro dispute jurisdiction
Yavapai County Sheriff Robert Scott disputes the State Livestock Sanitary Board's authority in stray burro cases. He says the public nuisance law could apply, but with the board’s cooperation lacking, the sheriff will forward complaints to the county attorney for prosecution.
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Livestock Sanitary Board
Sam .Steiger
R-Ariz
Pennedin
Paulden
Steiger
U.S. 89
Tanner
Big Chino Valley
Obituary for Raymond A. Shinn in Phoenix area
Raymond Aus tin Shinn 50 died Saturday in Veterans Hospital Phoenix services Tuesday 10 a.m. Messinger Mortuary followed by burial at Memory Lawn Cemetery Phoenix. Scottsdale resident 13 years born Russellville Arkansas 1947 Arizona vice president Shinn Cotton Co later independent insurance adjuster served in U S Air Force four years Alaska. Survivors wife Joan O son Larry Day daughter Lynda Fiorini parents C H Shinn and two grandchildren.
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Raymond Austin Shinn
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Rd
John F. O'Neal
James A. O'Neal
Memory Lawn Cemetery
27Th Ave
Phoenix
Shinn
Scottsdale
Veterans Hospital
Russellville
Ark
Arizona
Shinn Cotton Co
U.S. Air Force
Alaska
Mr. Shinn
Virginia Ave
Joan O
Larry Day
Lynda Fiorini
Tollison
C.H. Shinn
Mesa
Dorothy Fink 61 Dies in Scottsdale Hospital
Dorothy Fink homemaker died Sunday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services set for Tuesday at Sinai Mortuary Phoenix with interment at Beth Israel Memorial Cemetery. Survived by husband Norman son Steven daughter Margie Flynn sisters Mary Schwartz Violet Hyman and four grandchildren. Contributions to American Heart Association requested.
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Dorothy Fink
Sinai Mortuary
N. 16Th Street
Beth Israel Memorial Cemetery
W. Jackson
Phoenix
Fink
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Valley
Minnesota
Ven
Margie Flynn
Mary Schwartz
Scottsdale
Violet Hyman
California
American Heart Association
Four Scottsdale residents injured in Mogollon Rim plane crash
A light plane carrying four Scottsdale residents crashed into trees at the base of the Mogollon Rim 18 miles southeast of Payson injuring all four aboard. Pilot Verne Niner 17 and Carol Ford 17 were hospitalized with a concussion and injuries. Jim Ford 19 and David Hill 21 were treated and released. A Phoenix camp counselor was hospitalized for heat exhaustion.
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Scottsdale
Mogollon Rim
Payson
Gila County
Jim Dammey
Verne Niner
E. Palo Verde Drive
Carol Ford
Jim Ford
E. Hubbell Sr
David Hill
N. Bast Place
Niner
Payson Hospital
Ford
Hill
Dammey
Verne
John Bennett
Phoenix
Land costs curb Scottsdale home building in 1973 report
A Scottsdale Planning Commission subcommittee reports a sharp drop in single family construction since 1972. It notes high land prices, city-imposed on site improvements, density limits, and permit delays as key causes, with 37 homes built last month versus 260 in Phoenix and 107 in Mesa.
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Scottsdale Planning Commission
Subcommittee
William Arthur
Planning Commission
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Mesa
Lake Havasu City
Arthur
Judge weighs contempt citation in Navajo land dispute
A federal judge in Tucson weighs arguments on whether a new federal law overrides his contempt finding against the Navajo Tribe for failing to cut livestock numbers on jointly used land with the Hopi Tribe.
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Tucson
County approves higher property tax rates for 1975
Maricopa County supervisors set 1975 property tax rates boosting bills next month. County rate rises from 2.34 to 2.77 per 100 of assessed value. state rate up from 1.50 to 1.60. community college levy climbs from 0.57 to 0.59. Old Jerome clock sparks post office controversy over move to a mobile unit.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Jerome
Seth- Thomas
Charles Kernan
Walter Kelly
Indian Defendants Jump Bail and Fail to Appear
A justice of the peace says most Indian defendants freed on bail on the reservation do not return for court. JP Joseph Garcia denied a report claiming all Indians on the reservation are refused bail for lesser offenses due to doubts about appearance in court after returning home.
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Flagstaff
JP Joseph Garcia
Phoenix faces widespread substandard housing across city
The Phoenix Commission on Housing reports 24 percent of city housing is substandard and risks occupants health and safety. It finds poor or inadequate housing in almost half of the 131 census tracts and notes substandard units are dispersed citywide.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Commission On Housing
Scottsdale Man Hurt In Saguaro Lake Boating Accident
Harold Banholzer, a 67 year old Scottsdale resident, was listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after serious cuts to both legs from a propeller incident at Saguaro Lake Saturday evening. Deputies say he was in the back of a motorboat when the engine started and a DPS helicopter airlifted him from the lake.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Saguaro Lake
Harold Banholzer
78Th St
Banholzer
Department of Public Safety
Stientjes Named to Maricopa County Health Board
Michael R. Stientjes of 8360 E Via Dorado was appointed to the Maricopa County Health Board for a four year term by the Board of Supervisors. He has worked as a corporation lawyer for the Salt River Project for 11 years, succeeding Charles Hoover.
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Michael R. Stientjes
E. Via Dorado
Maricopa County
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Vail
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Secretary of State
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Eldon Drapery
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Stow
Silver Spring Park
Akron
Ohio
Paradise Valley
Glendale
Tempe
Joseph J Clemente
Des Ceh
Master Goldsmith & Jeweler
Marshall Way
Zuni
Navajo
Associated Press
Stientjes
County Health Board
Casa
E. McDowell
Home Makers
John Wendt
Hale's
Emc
Oley Ben S
Scottedale Rd
Thomas
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