Cyprus peace talks begin with weekly meetings
United Nations Secretary General Kurt Waldheim reported that Turkish and Greek Cypriot leaders Clerides and Denktash agreed to weekly Monday talks to pursue a political solution. He noted humanitarian issues were discussed and hopes for a fruitful dialogue amid ongoing Cyprus tensions.
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Fixed property tax urged for seniors by Graham
Gubernatorial candidate Milt Graham told seniors in Sun City that a fixed property tax should aid those relying on Social Security and fixed incomes as property values rise and taxes follow. He warned one in ten Arizonans are 65 or older and could be forced from their homes.
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Beatrice McCormick dies at 64 in Arizona
Graveside services for Beatrice M. McCormick 64 of 7601 E Avalon were held at Greenwood Memorial Park after she died on arrival Saturday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in West Virginia she moved to Arizona eight years ago from Akron Ohio. She belonged to Glass and Garden Church in Scottsdale and is survived by her husband George and three brothers out of state. Contributions may be made to the American Cancer Society. Arcadia Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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Loreana McMillen Mrs. dies at 73 in Phoenix area
Loreana Hattie McMillen 73 of 5336 East Osborn died Saturday at St. Joseph's Hospital. She is survived by son John Hollowell daughter Kathleen Biers a sister living out of state six grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Services set for 10 a.m. Wednesday at Mercer Mortuary with burial at Double Butte Cemetery.
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Double Butte Cemetery
Woman arrested with loaded gun in Scottsdale
Phoenix woman Carol Martin, 41, was arrested near a Circle K at 6901 E. Indian School Rd after police found a .22 caliber revolver protruding from her waistband. She was charged with possessing a deadly weapon with intent to assault and held in county jail. Local hospital social worker had reported threats to a former roommate.
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County education chief weighs MCCCD board appointment
County School Superintendent Richard Harris said he is unsure an interim appointment to MCCCD District 4 is necessary before the October 8 election. Board members urged Harris to appoint Maxine Lakin to assure a quorum, but Harris said a decision will come in about two weeks after consultations.
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Maricopa County
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Phoenix Union High School
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Roger Brooks
Scottsdale
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Lee plans drug meeting along Mexico border counties
Tucson Attorney General N. Warner Lee said he will meet with county attorneys and law enforcement officers from counties along the Mexico border to plan a new attack on narcotics smuggling.
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Jury awards damages to ousted UA surgery chief
UA president John Schaefer warns the verdict may set a dangerous precedent. The jury awarded Dr. Erle Peacock Jr. 470000 dollars after ruling he should have had a hearing before his dismissal last fall, challenging the discretionary power of college administrators.
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University of Arizona
John Schaefer
Schaefer
Board of Regents
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Peacock
SCC hospitality course opens new curriculum
Scottsdale Community College launches Introduction to the Hospitality Industry as the first course in a new hospitality curriculum. The 16 week, 7:20 to 8:50 p.m. Tuesday class Aims to cover nursing to travel agency, hotel operations, catering and design with student research on an operation.
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Scottsdale Community College
Hospitality Advisory Committee
Donald Werner
SCC
No prison at Chandler site choice rejected
The joint legislative budget committee rejected a site south of Chandler for a new minimum security prison amid strong local opposition. Gila Bend favored the plan, but the State Corrections Department rejected Gila Bend, and prior sites were dropped due to resident opposition.
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UPI
Joint Legislative Budget Committee
Chandler
Gila Bend
Willis Williams
State Corrections Department
Luncheon site moved for Scottsdale Democratic meeting
The Scottsdale Democratic Luncheon Club moves its Tuesday meeting from Ye Old Lantern to the Valley Ho due to remodeling. State and local candidates will be introduced at the noon gathering.
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