U N Command Demands North Korea Guarantee Safety in Panmunjom
The United Nations Command urged North Korea to guarantee the safety of UNC personnel in Panmunjom noting the armistice hinges on protection of staff. Rear Adm. Mark P. Frodden pressed North Korea to punish those responsible for past killings and to remove guard posts. No agreement on timing of a secretaries meeting.
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Panmunjom
Korea
United Nations Command
North Korea
Allied Command
Joint
Mark P. Frodden
U.S
Han Ju-kyong
U.N
UNC Ttion
Koreas
Frodden
UNC
Buthelezi accuses police of inciting Soweto riots
In Soweto 35 blacks died as clashes erupted between rival black groups and police. Chief Gatsha Buthelezi blamed police for instigating violence and aiding hostel dwellers, while police denied incitement. Vorster defended apartheid and called critics responsible for unrest. World Methodist Council urged sanctions.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Gatsha Buthelezi
Soweto
Bachelor
Bathelet
Vorster
Dublin
Ireland
World Methodist Council
Court plans test of will's validity
Clark County District Judge Keith Hayes set a January 10 1977 jury trial to decide if the Mormon Will is Hughes's valid document. Texas residents contend Hughes was a Texas resident at death, affecting a potential $30 million tax outcome for Texas.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Howard Hughes
Clark County
Keith Hayes
Hughes
Billionaire
Terry Moore
Noah Dietrich
Texas
John Hill
Hill
Houston
Acapulco
Salt Lake City
Nevada
Commission rejects eight acre shopping complex in city plan
Planning commission kept the general plan unchanged for a 40 acre northwest Chaparral and Hayden tract despite a citizens initiative to delete the eight acre commercial use. The panel considered resort zoning or status quo as alternatives while noting 8,000 residents in the service area.
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Chaparral
Hayden Roads
Planning Commission
Hayden
Commission
James Roberts
Roberts
A. Wayne Smith and Associates
Jean Black
Obituary for Francine W. Rich violin instructor and musician
Francine Willis Rich 30 of 4008 North 86th Street died Tuesday in Waukegan Illinois while visiting. Funeral services set for Monday at the Scottsdale Stake Center with visitation Sunday at Memory Lawn Mortuary. She was a self employed violin instructor in Scottsdale and member of several symphonies and church groups. Survived by husband Kent Rich two daughters Christine and Jannelle a son Steven and eight siblings.
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Francine Willis Rich
86Th St
Scottsdale Stake Center
N. 74Th St
Memory Lawn Mortuary
27Th Ave
Phoenix
Waukegan
Rich
Scottsdale
Kent Rich
Visalia
Calif
Scottsdale and
Mesa
Church of Jesus Christ of the Latter
University of Utah
Music Academy of the West
Salt Lake City
Kansas
Topeka Symphony
University of Utah Symphony
Chamber Music Society of
Christine
Jannelle
Steven
Missing Fountain Hills man found after desert ordeal
Owen A. King, 67, of 17045 Calle Del Oro, was found dehydrated and semi conscious seven miles north of Fountain Hills after his abandoned car was found near Thompson Peak. He was in fair condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He was last seen at Beefs N Bourbon at 1 p.m. Thursday.
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Fountain Hills
Owen A. King
Calle del Oro
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Sheriff's Search
King
Thompson Peak
McDowell Mountains
Bourbon
la Montana
11 Year Old Arrested for Knife Assault in Scottsdale
An 11-year-old Scottsdale boy was arrested after allegedly swinging a knife at a man in Chesnutt Park. The victim, Dennis Morgan, 23, reported the incident, and police found a knife on the boy before releasing him to his parents.
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Scottsdale
Dennis Morgan
36Th Court
Phoenix
Chesnutt Park
Granite Reef Road
Morgan
Phoenix firms accused of filing false sales tax returns
An affidavit filed in Superior Court accuses Sid Tibshraeny, treasurer of Tibshraeny Development Co and Tibshraeny Brothers Construction Co of Mesa, of reporting zero sales and zero tax returns from 1972 to 1976. A search warrant seeks records from Feb 1972 through Apr 1976, with alleged liability of $16,295.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Sid Tibshraeny
Tibshraeny Development Co
Tibshraeny Brothers Contraction Co
Mesa
Inc
Tibshraeny
Glenn Sparks
Phoenix Police Intelligence Unit
Sparks
Area to receive new street lights district near approval
The Los Arcos Neighborhood Association nears forming a street light improvement district after city council approval. A 15 day waiting period applies before formal work orders for removing 31 substandard lights and funding up to 7000 dollars are issued, with residents to install and maintain future standard lighting.
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Los Arcos
Lana
North
Fern Nell
Skelly Tops Arizona Chamber Legislator Ratings
State Rep. Jim Skelly, a Republican candidate now in Scottsdale, led an Arizona Chamber of Commerce rating of legislators with a perfect score on voting against “bad” bills and the highest 7 on voting for “good” bills. The AEA pledged to oppose Skelly, who moved from east Phoenix and seeks one of District 28’s House seats. The chamber noted its ratings favor Republicans and a few conservative Democrats, with Senate Republicans largely scoring above 60 percent.
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Jim Skelly
Arizona Education Association
Arizona Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
AEA
Skelly
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Senate
Bob Stump
Tolleson
Ed Sawyer
Safford
William Swink
San Manuel
James Mack
Tempe
Hal Runyan
Litchfield Park
Stan Turley
Mesa
Fred Koory
Glendale
Morris Farr
Tucson
House
Eldorado Park Paddle Boats Closed Over Low Water
Paddle boat operations at Eldorado Park will be closed through Sunday due to low lake levels. Boats resume next Saturday. Free passes accepted until September end. Winter dock hours are 1 to 5 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays.
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Eldorado Park
Arizona DPS chief told to reinstate Lt. Col. Naval
An Arizona Law Enforcement Merit System Council panel ruled Friday that Department of Public Safety Director Vernon Hoy must reinstate Lt. Col. Donald Naval, who was fired on June 23 for refusing a lie detector test. The three-member council, including Vernon Foster, Oscar Duarte, and E.A. Vitalins, voted unanimously in Naval's favor after hearing his appeal.
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Phoenix
Department of Public Safety
Vernon Hoy
Donald Naval
Arizona
Law Enforcement Merit System Council
Naval
Vernon Foster
Oscar Duarte
Tucson
E.A. Vitalins
Yuma
City seeks Supreme Court appeal over water cut ruling
Tucson city officials move to appeal a State Supreme Court decision feared to cut city water supplies by 28 percent. The ruling, released Friday, stems from a 1969 suit by Farmers Investment Co against mining interests in the Santa Cruz Valley to stop the Duval Corp and the Anamax partnership from diverting Valley water.
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Tucson
Supreme Court
Farmers Investment Co
FICO
Santa Cruz
Duval Corp
Anamax Partnership
Former state fair director faces bribery embezzlement trial roadblock
Phoenix reports James Jones 52, indicted on 53 counts including bribery and grand theft. Defense challenges that he was a state employee at the time of alleged bribes, delaying proceedings in the high profile case.
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Phoenix
State Fair
James Jones
Jones
CBers to Hold Car Wash for Hospital Costs
A Scottsdale car wash fundraiser sponsored by CB Channel 14 children will collect money for Daniel Roy Scanlon and family. Donation is 1.50 per car starting at noon Sunday at Boys Club on 75th Street and Osborn Road. Daniel James Scanlon has been in a coma since an Aug. 17 pool accident and medical costs exceed 9,000.
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Scottsdale
Citizens Band
75Th Street
Osborn Road
CB Channel 14
Daniel Roy Scanlon
E. Monterey Way
Scanlon
Daniel James
Good Samaritan Hospital
Candidates Forum At Scottsdale Community College
Five U S Senate hopefuls from Arizona will attend a candidates forum at 8 p m Monday at Scottsdale Community College. The event hosted by SCC Student Government is free to the public with Wade Church Carolyn Warner and Rep Sam Steiger confirmed. Dennis DeConcini’s representative will speak while John Conlan has not responded.
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U.S
Arizona
Scottsdale Community College
E. Chaparral Rd
SCC
Wade Church
Carolyn Warner
Sam Steiger
Dennis DeConcini
John Conlan
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