Kissinger warns Congress on arms pact costs and detente
Secretary of State Kissinger told Congress the price of a stronger arms limit with the Soviet Union could reach 5 to 10 billion dollars if Ford and Brezhnev’s Vladivostok accord fails. He urged swift approval to avoid a renewed arms race and noted the 2,400 rocket and 1,320 warhead caps. He warned aid to Turkey may be blocked without Cyprus progress.
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UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Congress
Ford
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Vladivostok
Kissinger
U.S
Turkey
West
Hair joke removes Bachauer’s hair in city hall lobby
Gilbert Bachauer, a 48 year old horticulture expert, found most of his dark blond hair gone after a practical joker smeared hair removing paste into his hat left in the city hall lobby. The incident was reported by UPI.
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Bonn
UPI
Gilbert Bachauer
City Hall
Hayek predicts US realignment over inflation crisis
Nobel laureate Friedrich von Hayek told United Press International that the United States faces a low mood and should accept industrial realignment rather than pursue inflation. He argued full employment is unrealistic and proposed transferring workers from capital goods to consumer goods.
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Stockholm
Friedrich von Hayek
United States
von Hayek
Jackson to reveal presidential bid timing soon
Sen Henry M Jackson plans a January pre session announcement linked to a home state event. Sources said he will decide within a week where to unveil the candidacy. Pearl Harbor unit faced with 18 obsolete jets after 33 years since the attack.
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Kansas City
Henry M. Jackson
Dash
Jackson
Congress
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
Air National Guard
Mills says Foxe having nervous breakdown
Rep Wilbur Mills states Fanne Foxe also known as Anabella Battistella is experiencing a nervous breakdown. The disclosure references the Tidal Basin Bombshell nickname and ties to Mills's comment during ongoing coverage.
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Washington
Anabella Battistella
Fanne Foxe
Tidal Basin
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Tunisia frees 11 Palestinian guerrillas in hijack case
The Tunisian government said it released 11 Palestinian hijackers who pledged to place themselves at the disposal of the Palestinian Liberation Organization and depart Tunisia.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Palestinian Liberation Organization
Weekend Forecast Preview With Mild Weekend Temperatures
Sunny and mild today with highs in the mid 60s. Fair tonight with lows near 40 at the airport and possible frost in the coldest areas. Sunny but windy and cooler Sunday with a high near 60.
Scottsdale teachers face wide pay gap in budget talks
Proposals from the Scottsdale School District and the Scottsdale Federation of Teachers differ sharply by as much as 1.5 million dollars. A $1,000 across the board raise under the district plan would freeze seniority steps, while the SFT plan would raise pay ladders by 15.4 percent, possibly totaling 30 percent or more for individual teachers. The district estimates about 1.3 million extra for raises, the SFT claims 2.4 to 2.8 million, with revenue limits and potential program cuts shaping how increases are funded.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Scottsdale and Phoenix set joint meeting on December 23
Scottsdale and Phoenix city councils plan a Dec. 23 meeting to discuss Westcor density proposals near Phoenix and their possible impact on Scottsdale. Concerns include traffic in North Scottsdale, potential loss of Scottsdale sales tax, and safety issues from high rise plans near the Scottsdale Municipal Airport.
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Bruce Jameson
Scottsdale
Phoenix
City of
William C. Jenkins
Timothy Barrow
Scottsdale-Northeast
North Scottsdale Hospital backers set Monday plan reveal
North Scottsdale Associates will present their hospital plan at a GPVCC Health and Welfare meeting. The site proposed is south of Shea Boulevard at 76th Street, with an emergency clinic and outpatient surgery facility, while zoning denial persists. The group also seeks a certificate of need from Maricopa County CHPC.
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North Valley Bureau
North Scottsdale Hospital
Greater
Paradise Valley
North Scottsdale Associates
Shea Boulevard
76Th Street
Miller Road
Comprehensive Health Planning Council of
Maricopa County
Pedestrian hazards on Indian School Road prompt Arcadia high rethink
Phoenix traffic engineer Charles Haley urged Arcadia High School to discourage jaywalking after Leila Dill, an Arcadia senior, was killed crossing Indian School Road. He proposed a speed study, fencing east school entrance, and higher priority sidewalk plans while police increase jaywalking enforcement.
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Mike Petryni
Charles Haley
Phoenix
Arcadia High School
Indian School Road
Haley
Arcadia
46Th
48Th Streets
Phoenix Street
Leila ‘Dill
Arcadia Group
Arcadia Plaza
Tim Barrow
William Willis
Phoenix Police Department
Ar A
Cadan Shlomi Ls
U.S
California
Arcadian
Salt River bridge on Scottsdale Road to begin work
Construction of a 1.1 million bridge over the Salt River on Scottsdale Road will start December 16 in Maricopa County. Tanner Brothers Construction Co. will build the 10 span prestressed box beam bridge to carry four lanes, with a county detour keeping Scottsdale Road open. Work slated for about 200 working days, opening early next fall, as Rio Salado Project plans aim to turn the river bed into recreation space.
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Salt River
Maricopa County
Tanner Brothers Construction Co
Mountain States Telephone Co
Henry H. Haws
Tanner
Haws
Hayden Road
Hayden
Scottsdale
Tempe
Mill Avenue
Eastside Valley
Verde
Country Club Drive
Ve . Haws
Rio Salado
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