Sadat Opponents Gather in Tripoli for Rejectionist Summit
In Tripoli Libya Arab leaders Boumedienne Asad and Khadafy host a two day rejectionist conference opposing Sadat's Is real peace move. Arafat and Iraq delegation join to denounce negotiated settlement amid protests and regional upheaval.
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Sadat
Tripoli
Libya
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Houari Boumedienne
Algeria
Hafez Assad
Syria
Muammar Khadafy
Yasir Arafat
Iraq
Taha Ramadan
Revolutionary Command Council
Khadafy
Egypt
Baghdad
Cairo
Arizona Water Commission urges CAP delay for regs
The Arizona Water Commission suggests waiting for new federal reclamation water rules before allocating CAP water for farming. It warns Gov. Bolin that keeping budgets flat could hinder groundwater work and notes plans to survey irrigation districts for CAP impact. CAP deliveries begin 1985 to Maricopa Pinal and 1987 to Pima counties.
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Phoenix
Arizona Water Commission
Arizona
Commission
Wesley Bolin
Cecil Andrus
Steiner
U.S. Bureau of Reclamation
Colorado
Maricopa
Pinal
Pima
Bureau of Reclamation
Salt River
Phoenix official urges wells until CAP water arrives
Art Vondrick Phoenix water and sewers director told the city council that new wells must continue in developing areas outside the SAP area until Central Arizona Project water becomes available. He said CAP offers the best long term solution for future supply and noted 13 stand by wells can be pressed into service in emergencies.
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Salt River Project
Arizona Project
Phoenix
Art Vondrick
CAP
Sap
Scottsdale
Vondrick
Phoenix Water Rates Rise in Second Phase
The Phoenix City Council approved a two stage 4.8 percent water rate increase. Phase two adds 2.1 percent and affects about 13,500 homes and businesses in south Scottsdale while a first 2.7 percent phase took effect June 1.
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Phoenix Water
Scottsdale
Phoenix
James C. Northeimer obituary notice
James C. Northeimer 87 died Wednesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He moved from Reading Pennsylvania to Phoenix seven years ago. A former Postal Service letter carrier in Reading, he is survived by a son Carl of California, two daughters Betty Collins and Pearl Hardick of Phoenix, two sisters, 10 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren. Visitation tonight 7 to 9 at Mercer Mortuary 1541 E. Thomas Road. Interment in Reading Pennsylvania.
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Mercer Mortuary
James C. Northeimer
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Pennsylvania
Northeimer
Valley
E. Holly St
The
Postal Service
Reading
Carl
California
Betty Collins
Pearl Hardick
Phoenix
E. Thomas Road
Court-Issued Distribution Set For Defunct Thrift Assets
A third party board announces a second asset distribution for the defunct U S and Lincoln Thrift Associations. Checks totaling 3.5 million dollars representing seven percent of claims will be mailed on December 20 to investors and creditors. An earlier distribution of five million dollars was made this year.
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Phoenix
U.S. and
Lincoln
Robert A. Baker
County to discuss jail crowding and state prison overflow
Maricopa County supervisors plan a Monday meeting on jail overcrowding amid violence at Arizona State Prison. Officials say the average daily jail population nears capacity and may receive overflow felons from the state facility.
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Phoenix
Arizona State Prison
Maricopa
Property valuations down slow Phoenix tax base rise
Assessor Ken Kamies says Maricopa County construction grows while lower valuations prevent a tax base rise sufficient to avert higher 1978 rates. He notes 16,421 homes and 3,500 commercial structures finished, 8,000 homes under construction, with legislature-approved valuation cuts limiting overall taxable value growth from 1977.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Ken Kamies
Miners to be recalled at Christmas Mine
The Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co plans to recall more than 300 miners on January 4, boosting Christmas Mine near Miami employment to about 1,550 while operations remain idle. Officials said the recall will leave the workforce about 500 below pre strike levels.
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Tucson
Inspiration Consolidated Copper Co
Christmas
Miami
County food costs rise 1.8 percent in November
Retail food prices in Maricopa County rose 1.8 percent in November per a report by First National Bank of Arizona based on Arizona State University data. The index reached 183.9, meaning a fixed basket costs $18.39 versus $10 in 196. The gain came from higher fruits and vegetables, meats, dairy, and miscellaneous foods, offset by cereals and bakery declines. Beef and poultry saw broad price hikes while pork rose overall despite bacon dropping 7.7 percent from October.
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Maricopa County
First National Bank of Arizona
Arizona State University
Bureau of Business and Economic Research
First National
Pipeline delay waived for oil switch in Arizona
The House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee waived a 60 day waiting period for a right of way permit to convert a 300 mile pipeline from natural gas to oil from Blythe California to San Simon near the New Mexico border. Standard Oil of Ohio seeks to lease the line to move Alaskan oil to Texas refineries. Rep. Morris Udall said the change could bring a refinery to Arizona.
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Tucson
Arizona
House Interior and Insular Affairs Committee
Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee
Blythe
Calif
San Simon
New Mexico
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
el Paso Natural Gas Co
Texas
Morris Udall
D-Ariz
Gun crime in Scottsdale declines after five year lockup
Scottsdale Police Chief Walter C. Nemetz reported a 61 percent drop in armed robberies involving guns over three years since the state imposed a mandatory five year prison term in October 1974. He cited 98 robberies in 1974 with 69 gun crimes, 1975 figures dropping in gun proportion, and 43 robberies in the first ten months of the current year with 22 involving guns.
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Scottsdale
Walter C. Nemetz
Nemetz
Flood plan to be studied and jet helicopter program proposed
A $10.6 million flood control plan for parts of north Scottsdale Paradise Valley and northeast Phoenix will go to consultants for eight weeks of review. Eight flood projects under the plan aim to reduce flooding in the Indian Bend Wash area. Separately a cooperative law enforcement helicopter program seeks three used jets at a first year cost of 1.1 million dollars with 600 thousand annually after year one, spanning Scottsdale Tempe Mesa Chandler Glendale Sun City Peoria and others.
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Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Phoenix
Collar, Williams and White Engineering Inc
Leslie Bond
Maricopa County
Sheriff’s Department
Barney Blaine
Jerry Hill
Blaine
Tempe
Mesa
Chandler
Glendale
Sun City
Peoria
Arizona Department of Public Safety
San Bernardino
Los Angeles
California
Bank suspects arrested in Paradise Valley hotel
Two Iowa men, Terry Hendrix and Allen Brown, were arrested at the Sheraton Inn in Paradise Valley on federal warrants tied to a $2,550 robbery of the Flagship American Bank of Tallahassee Florida. They faced magistrate identification assignment of counsel and bond.
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Paradise Valley Hotel
American Bank of
Terry
Lynn Hendrix
Allen Perry Brown
Leon Gaskill
Phoenix
FBI
U.S
Tallahassee
Sheraton Inn
Scottsdale Rd
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