Vance criticizes Soviet Middle East comments as unhelpful
Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance rebuked recent Soviet political commentary on the Middle East. He said Moscow has raised questions about its goals while stressing the U.S. still seeks an overall Arab—Israeli settlement. Vance spoke ahead of a weekend trip expanding to include Syria and a Brussels meeting with Philip Habib.
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Israel
Libya
U.S
Moscow
Brussels
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Council to Review Ranch Plat and Extend City Services
Scottsdale City Council to review final plat for McCormick Ranch Center AI subdivision at Shea Boulevard and Pima Road. The panel will consider extending services to northeast Scottsdale via water and street improvement districts for a 600 acre Andover Corp. parcel near 128th Street, with sewer district plans later after a master plan.
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McCormick Ranch Center
Shea Boulevard
Pima Road
Shea and
90Th Street
Scottsdale
Andover
Scottsdale Council to Hear 34-Unit Home Subdivision Rezoning
Scottsdale City Council to consider Rosemary Taylor's request for 34 single family homes on 19 acres east of 78th Street between Shea and Gold Dust. Other items include a 6-unit apartment project at Miller and Almeria, antique car facility at Thunderbird Industrial Airpark, and sign ordinance tweaks for large PCDs. The meeting begins at 8 p.m. in City Hall kiva.
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Rosemary Taylor
78Th Street
Shea Boulevard
Gold Dust Avenue
Miller and
Almeria Roads
Nicholas Kuczyk
Grand Touring Cars Inc
Thunderbird
Scottsdale Municipal
Piper
LeMarr Limited
Indian School Road
Scottsdale moves toward permanent human services panel
The City Council approved establishing a permanent human services advisory committee, evolving from an ad hoc panel formed in 1976. City staff noted a commission would allow nonresidents to serve, though commissions in Scottsdale are restricted to residents. vice mayor and councilwoman were absent.
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Scottsdale
Craig Shumway
Heinz Hink
Billie Gentry
David Harris
Hink
Gentry
Intruder rapes Scottsdale woman in her apartment
A 23 year old Scottsdale woman was raped in her apartment in the early hours of November 23. The attacker entered through an unlocked door while she slept, placed a pillow over her head, and assaulted her. He was described as a Caucasian man 23 to 25, at least six feet tall with dark brown curly hair, wearing denim pants and a dark nylon jacket. no weapons used and the victim not injured. Police withheld investigation details pending further inquiry.
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Scottsdale
Obituary for Anthony Sola Aged 78
Anthony Sola 78 died Sunday in Good Samaritan Hospital after moving to the Valley in 1965 from Pennsylvania. He worked as a machine operator for Bordon's Ice Cream Co. and lived at 7420 E Belleview St. Survived by wife Clara two sons James Tempe and Robert Scottsdale a brother three sisters and six grandchildren. Visitation at Green Acres Mortuary 1 p.m. service Wednesday at Green Acres Memorial Gardens.
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Sola
Valley
Pennsylvania
E. Belleview St
Bordon’s Ice Cream Co
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James
Tempe
Robert
Scottsdale
Kingman Train Crash Blamed on Human Error or Air Brake Failure
The November 23 Kingman collision between two trains caused over 3 million dollars in damages. Officials ruled out signal or track failure and expect final cause determination by next week. Local safety officials cited statements from Bill Critchley of the State Corporation Commission.
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Kingman
State Corporation Commission
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Slayings at Guest Ranch Prompt Manhunt in Arizona
Elfrida sheriff deputies hunted for James Dean Clarke 21 of Jackson Michigan after four bodies were found at a guest ranch. Victims include owners Charles Thumm 65 and Mildred Thumm and workers Gerry McFerron 17 and George Martin Jr. 51. An all points bulletin was issued for Clarke who faces a stolen car case in Michigan.
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Cochise County
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Gerry McFerron
Tucson
George Martin Jr
New Jersey
Copper slump recovery eyed as gradual long-term trend
Charles H. Moore head of the International Copper Research Association spoke Monday at the Arizona Conference of the AIME, saying copper’s future is bright yet the industry’s rebound will be slow with most changes not arriving for 10 to 20 years as 1,400 attendees gathered.
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International Copper Research Association
Charles H. Moore
Arizona
American Institute of Mining, Metallurgical and Petroleum Engineers
Moore
Former Benson superintendent pleads innocent in embezzlement case
Cochise County case names Ben C. Rutherford and Rachel Swies indicted by a statewide grand jury on embezzlement charges. Audits show 2732 dollars siphoned from a school district fund.
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Benson
Cochise County
Ben C. Rutherford
Rachel Swies
State official aids doctor groups raises conflict questions
Phoenix AP report says Paul R. Boykin, longtime executive secretary of the Arizona Board of Medical Examiners, is a paid consultant for the Arizona Medical Association and its Foundation. The association claims nearly all Arizona doctors are members and the foundation is a tax exempt subsidiary. Boykin reports no conflicts while the president of the AMA declines comment.
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Medical Examiners Board
Arizona
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John W. Kahle
Flagstaff
Blue Cross
Blue Shield of
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Association Foundation
June
Arizona Academy of Family Physicians
Scottsdale airport runway extension prompts fire protection study
Rural Metro Fire Department will review fire protection at Scottsdale Municipal Airport as the city weighs extending the runway 3 450 feet to the northeast. The study will compare conditions at similar airports and assess NFPA and federal standards for larger airports.
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Scottsdale
Rural Metro Fire Department
Louis A. Witzeman
Witzeman
Scottsdale Municipal
National Fire Protection Association
Corps assured of drainage work near Indian Bend Wash
The U S Corps of Engineers is promised a detention basin north of the Arizona Canal near the Indian Bend Wash inlet in Scottsdale. Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved a letter outlining the agreement to let the corps proceed with flood control features and drainage release into the interceptor. Also approved is the final plat for Pinnacle Peak Country Club V a 47 unit subdivision on 27.4 acres south of Pinnacle Peak Road and west of Pima Road.
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U.S. Corps of Engineers
Arizona Canal
Indian Bend Wash
Scottsdale
Maricopa
Maricopa County
Corps
Pinnacle Peak Road
Pima Road
Pinnacle Peak Country Club V
Portillo rejects abortion as Mexico growth solution
President Jose Lopez Portillo deflected calls for legalized abortion during a national TV interview. He argued against extreme measures and stated Mexico does not need abortion to curb its high population growth rate of about 3.5 percent annually.
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Jose Lopez Portillo
Mexico
Lopez Portillo
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