Officials hail new bus route in Scottsdale launch
City leaders including Mayor William C. Jenkins board a Phoenix Transit bus at Scottsdale Road and Main Street to inaugurate Scottsdale routes 22 18 and 3. The three-line system connects Phoenix Tempe and Scottsdale with half hourly and peak hour service, plus timetables available from Phoenix Transit.
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William C. Jenkins
Phoenix
Rosiendo Gutierrez
Phoenix Transit
Chamber of Commerce
Scottsdale Road
Tempe
Jenkins
Billie Gentry
Tom Hardy
George Britton
Barbara Markiewicz
Franklin D. Aleshire
John Marx
Dave Dennerline
al Overend
Scottsdale
Gutierrez
Phoenix Transit System
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Itime
Roosevelt Street
League of Women Voters
35Th Avenue
Camelback Road
Thomas Road
68Th Street
Indian School Road
Granite Reef Road
McDonald Drive
Indian School
Thomas
Granite Reef
Pima Road
Scottsdale Community College
Camelback
McDowell Road
74Th Street
Hayden Road
Oak Street
McDowell
Scottsdale Schools Announce Free Lunch Guidelines
Scottsdale District outlines National School Lunch Program income thresholds for free meals based on family size up to 12, with increases of 750 for each additional member. Exceptions include high medical, shelter, special education, and disaster costs. No estimate of participating students given. applications sent to homes and available at school offices.
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Scottsdale
William Randall
Randall
Kissinger Reports Progress in Sinai Disengagement Talks
Secretary of State Kissinger said talks between Egypt and Israel made progress as he met with President Sadat at Mamoura near Alexandria. Israel warned Egypt may allow a surveillance post on the Gidi pass to monitor moves, with both sides signaling near agreement and Kissinger planning further shuttle trips.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Henry A. Kissinger
Sinai
Jerusalem
Kissinger
Anwar Sadat
Mamoura
Ismail Fahmy
Hisni Mubarak
Yigal Allon
Israel
Gidi
Sinai Desert
al- Umm Khashiba
Allon
U.S
Hermann Eilts
Tahseen Bashir
Europe Revisited Return to Paris Opens Series
Editor Jonathan Marshall and his family return to Europe after 20 years, touring Paris first. Five article series begins today on Page 9 with photos and narratives of the European trip.
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Europe
Progress
Jonathan Marshall
Paris
City receives single bid for liquor license in arts center plan
Scottsdale received one offer to sell a No 6 liquor license for the Center for the Arts. Germain Enterprises bid $15,000, far below staff expectations of up to $20,000. The council had planned to own the license and earlier rejected Dave Roark’s revenue share proposal. The transfer awaits State Liquor Board approval. posting and mid October opening are planned.
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Scottsdale
Center For the Arts
Germain Enterprises, Inc
N. Brown Ave
Dave Roark
Camelback Rd
Roark
State Liquor Board
Quake predictions may rattle cities
Washington panel of the National Academy of Sciences warns that earthquake forecasts could trigger local fear of economic loss and disruption, leading to pressure against acting on warnings. Public officials face political risks if predictions miss. The group cautions that incorrect forecasts and poor public response could be more costly than unpredicted quakes.
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Washington
National Academy of Sciences
Postmaster and Union Clash Over Scottsdale Sidewalk Carts Use
Scottsdale officials approved sidewalk use for electric postal carts after a liability pact with the city. Postmaster Robert Schwartz dismissed union claims as emotional and argued carts save time and energy. Bernard Claaksen warned carts are unsafe. a safety test was proposed.
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Scottsdale
Robert Schwartz
Bernard Claaksen
National Association of Letter Carriers
Claahsen
Schwartz
Clashson
Claaksen
Congress
Compass Corp
Westinghouse
Tempe Branch
Harold Varin
Tempe
Varin
Today in the News Today in the News From Associated Press Wires
The brief item summarizes wire dispatches from the Associated Press, outlining notable events and developments covered today. It highlights political, economic, and social stories with concise, factual phrasing and includes named entities where readable.
Rhodesian constitutional talks open in Victoria Falls
Rhodesian Prime Minister Ian Smith upped his opposition to black rule as talks with black nationalist leaders began in Victoria Falls. South Africa’s John Vorster and Kenneth Kaunda were named to preside, signaling a potential breakthrough. Slayton to enter hospital for lung exploratory surgery in Houston tonight.
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Victoria Falls
Rhodesia
Ian Smith
Smith
John Vorster
South Africa
Kenneth Kaunda
Detroit car deliveries dip in mid August amid incentives
Chrysler deliveries in mid August fell 27 percent from a year earlier while Ford posted a slight rise due to a dealer sales incentive contest. The industry overall was down 6 percent versus 1974 with little sign of a year end buying surge despite upcoming price hikes.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motor Co
American Airlines DC-10 aborts takeoff at Kennedy injuring several
An American Airlines DC-10 bound for San Francisco with 216 passengers and 13 crew swerved into a blast fence at Kennedy airport after the pilot aborted the takeoff. About 15 people were injured, none seriously, according to officials.
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New York
American Airlines
San Francisco
Kennedy Airport
Moderates Predict Goncalves Removal in Portugal Crisis
In Lisbon political moderates again forecast the ouster of pro communist Premier Vasco Goncalves within days as civilian demonstrations grow and both sides stage show of strength in the ongoing power struggle.
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Lisbon
Portugal
Vasco Goncalves
Sunny Heatwave Forecast For Tuesday
A heatwave continues with sunny skies today and Tuesday. Highs near 106 degrees, overnight lows in the mid 70s.
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