Kissinger reports progress as Sinai pact nears completion
Secretary Kissinger returns to Jerusalem with Egypt approving Sinai settlement wording that could yield a new Israeli Egyptian agreement by week’s end. Talks target Israeli pullback to Mitla and Gidi passes, return of Abu Rudeis oilfields, and a UN buffer zone with mixed U S staffed observation posts.
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Jerusalem
Henry A. Kissinger
Sinai
Egypt
Tahseen Bashir
Kissinger
Alexandria
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Israel
Suez Canal
Tahsen Bashir
Mitla
Gidi
Abu Rudeis
United Nations
United States
City Employees to Take Three Page Workplace Survey
About 600 Scottsdale city workers will complete a three page survey to gauge morale and opinions on working conditions. Distributed Friday by the Employee's Association the form notes unrest frustration and a sense that action is needed to return to the proper course.
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Scottsdale
Robbery suspect turns himself in in Arizona case
A man identified as Lee Roy Frix, linked to the August 4 Estate Gallery robbery at 4211 N. Scottsdale Rd, surrendered to FBI and Wilcox police in Wilcox. Bond was set at 50000 and later reduced. a Sept 4 preliminary hearing is planned. Also connected, James Everett Hutchinson was arrested and held in Florence.
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N. Scottsdale Rd
Wilcox
Tom Hill
Lee Roy Frix
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hill
Frix
Justice Court
Nancy West
Gutierrez to address Nucleus Club meeting in Phoenix
Phoenix councilman Rosiendo Gutierrez a Nucleus Club member will speak at 11 30 a m Thursday in the Navajo Rooms A and B at The Adams Hotel Centra Avenue and Adams Street Phoenix on proposed charter government amendments combining district and at large city government systems.
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Phoenix
Rosiendo Gutierrez
Nucleus Club
Adams Hotel
Centra Avenue
Adams Street
Gutierrez
Engineer William H. Goodale Jr. dies at 54 in Scottsdale
William H. Goodale Jr., 54, Motorola engineer who moved from Waterbury Connecticut to Scottsdale 18 years ago, died Tuesday at Good Samaritan Hospital. Survived by wife Eleanor and five sisters. Services set for 10:30 a.m. Friday at Arcadia Funeral Home on East Indian School Road.
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William H. Goodale Jr
Motorola Corp
Scottsdale
Waterbury, Conn
Good Samaritan Hospital
Mr. Goodale
E. Calle Feliz
Margaret Joyner 81 Dies in Phoenix Services Held in Tempe
Margaret Joyner 81 died in Phoenix on Thursday with services at 11 am Thursday at Double Butte Cemetery Tempe Visitation was today at 2 pm She formerly lived in Scottsdale came to Arizona ten years ago from California Survivors include grandsons Kevin Bresee of Scottsdale and Donald of Phoenix a granddaughter Gina Bren of Albuquerque NM and one sister
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Margaret Joyner
Phoenix
Double Butte
Tempe
Joyner
Scottsdale
Arizona
California
Kevin Bresee
Donald
Gina Bren
Alburquerque
N.M
Arizona State University
Russell Flaherty
Edith Reed 84 dies in Phoenix nursing home
Edith Reed, 84, who moved from Illinois to Scottsdale 18 years ago, died Tuesday in Beverly Manor Nursing Home Phoenix. A former high school English teacher in Iowa and member of Memorial Presbyterian Church in Phoenix, she is survived by two sisters and a niece. Services are at 10 a.m. Friday at Green Acres Mortuary with visitation 7 to 9 p.m. Thursday. Interment follows at Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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Edith Reed
Scottsdale
Illinois
Beverly Manor
Phoenix
Reed
E. Oak St
Iowa
Memorial Presbyterian Church
Green’ Acres Mortuary
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Wanda Messer Dies in Scottsdale at 66
Wanda E. Messer 66 who moved from Scottsbluff Nebraska in 1958 died Monday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. She lived at 7302 E Minnetowa Ave and is survived by daughter Darlyne Walker two sisters and a brother. Services will be held Friday in Scottsbluff per Green Acres Mortuary.
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Wanda E. Messer
Scottsbluff
Neb
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Messer
Minnetowa Ave
Darlyne Walker
Green Acres
Association survey aims to improve city employee relations
Tom Moore, association president since December, explains the anonymous survey on working conditions, supervision, benefits, safety, and city leadership. About 30 percent of employees responded. results will be compiled next week and reviewed by Mayor Jenkins, City Manager Aleshire, and officials. Moore says more steps include discount buying and other programs to help employees.
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Tom Moore
Moore
William Jenkins
Frank Aleshire
Growth threatens Valley life style in Phoenix area
A Gruen Associates study for the Maricopa Association of Governments warns Phoenix metro growth could double by 1995, expanding 250 square miles of open land, raising car costs by 17 percent, worsening air quality, and requiring $3 billion for services. Three options include continuing sprawl, modifying trends, or aggressively containing growth to 1.89 million residents.
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Phoenix
Maricopa Association of Governments
Gruen Associates
Los Angeles
Gruen
Post Office Parking Changes In Scottsdale
The Scottsdale Post Office rearranged its main parking lot to relieve traffic. Drive-in mailboxes were removed from the Brown Avenue exit and moved to a new traffic island on Brown. Access is now one entrance and one-way traffic with added handicapped parking on the building’s east side.
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Scottsdale
Appeals court tosses utility rate challenge in Arizona
The State Court of Appeals rejected J. Michael Morris's challenge to the Arizona Corporation Commission rate setting. The ruling said the commission did not violate state law by including outside Arizona utility-owned property in determining fair value for Arizona Public Service Co. and Tucson Gas and Electric Co.
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Phoenix
State Court of Appeals
Arizona Corporation Commission
J. Michael Morris
Commission
Arizona
Arizona Public Service Co
Tucson Gas and Electric Co
State seeks receiver for Mobile Insurance Co in Arizona
Insurance Director Millard Humphrey filed suit to appoint a receiver for Mobile Insurance Co to reimburse Arizona residents who bought mortgage insurance through the firm. The move aims to protect policyholders and restore state oversight amid operations.
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Phoenix
Millard Humphrey
Arizona
Humphrey
The
Mobile Insurance Co
Castro slams White House over invited governors claim
Gov Raul Castro criticized the White House for not inviting any southwestern governors to a Thursday briefing on natural gas supply. He warned Arizona faces a 24.5 percent gas shortage this winter as a result.
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Phoenix
White House
Raul Castro
Castro
Arizona
Alyeska Wins Temporary Order to Halt Pipeline Walkout
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co and MK River win a temporary restraining order: the Teamsters must end the walkout that idled 4,200 workers on the trans Alaska pipeline from Prudhoe Bay to Valdez. A hearing on a preliminary injunction is set for Sept. 2.
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Anchorage, Alaska
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Trans- Alaska Pipeline
Teamsters
Pipeline
Alyeska
Pipe Welders Union
Prudhoe Bay
Arctic
Valdez
Pipeline Consortium
Ed Patton
MK River
Bob Miller
U.S. District Court
Raymond E. Plummer
Miller
Fingerprint Test Pending in Marston Murder Case
JPL in California will analyze fingerprint photographs from the Helen Marston murder after preliminary tests are finished. Acting Town Marshal John Hines says the computer analysis will occur in the next weeks amid a backlog of cases, with a potential named suspect if identification succeeds.
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Paradise Valley
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
JPL
California
Helen Marston
John Hines
Hines
Marston
N. Quail Run Rd
Ron Dalrymple
Hay and Austin named to Paradise Valley school board
Robert Hay and Dr. Alfred W. Austin were appointed by County Superintendent Richard Harris to fill two Paradise Valley School Board vacancies. They were sworn in by Board President Tom Cunningham after the board recommended five candidates from an 18-person pool. Hay, a Motorola project engineer, and Austin, a veterinarian, bring multiple community roles and family ties to PV schools.
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Robert Hay
Alfred W. Austin
Richard Harris
Paradise Valley School Board
Hay
Austin
Tom Cunningham
Harris
Motorola
Darlene
Paradise Valley High School
Shea Animal Hospital
Paradise Valley Rotary Club
PV Chamber of Commerce
Shadow Mountain High School Booster Club
Phoenix Zoo
Ann
James Pinney
Indiana
Richard Allsing
California
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National Auto Glass
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