U S Dramatically Increases Pressure After Panmunjom Tree Felling
American forces push show of strength near the DMZ with 26 helicopter gunships and B52 bombers as a work party felled a 40 foot poplar at Panmunjom. North Korea denounces the act while Kissinger seeks reparations and explanation.
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Seoul
South Korea
United States
Navy
Guam
Panmunjom
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
North Korea
Colombo
Sri Lanka
Korea
National Security Council
Korean Peninsula
Pentagon
U.S
United Nations Command
UNC
Joint Security
Dmz
Community liaison cases rise sharply in Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Police Department reports a sharp rise in cases handled by its Community Liaison Program in the 1975 76 fiscal year. Three crisis intervention specialists served 1 995 clients with 2 562 problems addressed, 1 895 of them in the year's last half. Officials warn funding and staff may need expansion to continue the program.
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Chris Shue
Police Department
Law Enforcement Assistance Administration
LEAA
Kay Larsen
Walter C. Nemetz
Larsen
Scottsdale
Survey Set to Begin on Indian Bend Wash Inlet Project
The Indian Bend Wash inlet project in Maricopa County moves forward with survey work starting Monday. A $26,657 contract to Ferguson Morris Simpson and Associates funds engineering and surveying for boundary mapping and property purchases, while the U S Army Corps of Engineers plans design and construction of the inlet and its outlet, McKellips Lake, with start of construction slated for April 1977.
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Indian Bend Wash
Indian Bend Road
Arizona Canal
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Corps
McKellips Lake
City weighs clean up costs for old Black Sheep site
The city may choose the cheaper option for cleanup after a fire at the Black Sheep Club site near Camelback Road and 74th Street. Estimates show $2700 for general cleanup and $4400 for full demolition and debris removal amid liens totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars.
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Black Sheep Club
Doug Hood
Hood
Camelback Road
Stetson Drive
74Th
75Th Streets
Strong July rise in non-defense capital goods shipments
Washington reports a 14.1 percent July increase in manufacturers' shipments and orders of non-defense capital goods, the strongest post recession signal yet. The level reached $13.5 billion, surpassing prior highs from 1969 and 1975. In Colorado, Ford, fatigued after nights at the Republican National Convention, is ordered to slow down before resuming duties during a nine day vacation at Vail.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Vail
Colo
Ford
Ron Nessen
William Lukash
Rocky Mountain
Nessen
Ford Carter debate pledge leads GOP convention speech
President Ford and Senator Carter pledge direct debates in the fall campaign. Ford announced the challenge in his acceptance speech at the GOP national convention, but details on format and negotiators remain unsettled.
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Washington
Ford
Jimmy Carter
Carter
U S Blamed For African Riots By South African Minister
Police Minister James Kruger said riots by black protesters against white racial policy were fueled by imported black ideology from the United States. He described the new ideology as more romantic and more like Black Nazism, affecting youths more than communism.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
United States
James Kruger
Philippines reports 274 bodies found after Mindanao quake
Philippine News Agency reports navy frogmen recovered 274 bodies from the Moro Gulf, mostly children, swept away by tidal waves after Tuesday's large earthquake. The quake killed over 3,000 on Mindanao and the Zamboanga peninsula with at least 3,000 missing.
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Manila
Philippines
Philippine Navy
Moro Gulf
Philippine
Mindanao
Zamboanga Penisula
Weather Outlook with Heat and Storm Risk
Mostly sunny conditions give way to evening and night thunderstorms with blowing dust. Continued warmth and humidity. daytime high reaches 105 today and 102 Sunday. Rain chances 10 percent today, 30 percent tonight, and 10 percent Sunday.
Fifth candidate files for Scottsdale area college board seat
Dennis Freeman an ASU law student 27 plans to run for the Baro County Community College Board District 2 seat. Freeman a former Glendale Community College student body president served in Vietnam earning the Bronze Star and Purple Heart. He seeks broader access to education and stronger community outreach while pledging steps to improve communication among students faculty and administration. Other candidates already in race include Gary Deonise Cecilia Kline Richard Lang and Barbara Hitchcock. District 2 covers Scottsdale Northeast Phoenix and Paradise Valley.
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Dennis Freeman
Arizona State University
Scottsdale-area
Baro County
Freeman
E. Roosevelt
Phoenix
Glendale Community College
Vietnam
Gary Deonise
Cecilia Kline
Richard Lang
Barbara Hitchcock
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Jasper
Norm Bowers
E. Wilshire
Chester Disbro
Astromutt
Chester
Tim Koors
Pooch
Demilitarized Zone
Koreas
7Th Fleet
Midway
Arizona
Associated Press
Fth
Northeast
Paradise Valley
Kenneth
Badertscher
E. McDowell Rd
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