Ford Schmidt talks redefine Western Europe power base
Washington reports a stronger U S West German alliance as a new power base in Western Europe emerges from Ford and Schmidt talks. A joint White House statement touts unity on inflation energy disarmament and global issues. Hartman calls it a turning point and notes differences on oil policy but overall coordination plans. In Phoenix city news councilman Gary Klahr notes discipline of traffic engineer Charles Haley for taking a typewriter home and lending it to a woman for a thesis.
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Arizona State University
McGovern Urges No Compromise At Democratic Midterm
Sen George McGovern told the Kansas City convention there can be no compromise with wrong policies or politics and urged unity of principle. He warned the party against blandness and center politics while calling for justice for all Americans and no compromise with racism. Delegates backed leaders proposals to curb inflation and recession with wage, price, and rent controls and an array of reforms.
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Teen pedestrian struck by motorcycle on Gold Dust Avenue
A 17 year old boy, John N Tod, walking backwards across Gold Dust Avenue east of 70th Street, was hit by a motorcycle driven by off duty Scottsdale officer David C Evans. Tod was listed in good condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Police reported the collision occurred at 8 05 p m. Three teenage witnesses described Tod turning around before impact. No citations were issued.
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Scottsdale
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Ted
Fire destroys confiscated adult materials at Centurion bookstore
Ocala police burned more than a ton of seized items from the Centurion adult bookstore after inspecting every page. The blaze consumed 1,344 magazines 116 newspapers and several hundred marital aids collected from a single location.
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Ocala, Fla
UPI
Centurion Adult Bookstore
Obituary of Bernard A Feldkamp Motorola technician
Bernard A Feldkamp 48 died Friday at Doctors Hospital in Phoenix He was a Motorola senior technician transferred from Chicago 16 years ago He belonged to Elks Lodge 335 Survivors include wife Dorothy son Bernard Tucson daughter Diane Phoenix area and brother William Salem Wis Calling hours 2 to 5 p m Sunday Arcadia Funeral Home 4800 E Indian School Rd Private services and cremation will follow
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Phoenix
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Dorothy
Bernard
Tucson
Mrs
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Bishop of Phoenix
William
Salem
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Arcadia Funeral Home
Indian School Rd
Graveside rites for Elsa Fledderman
Elsa Fledderman 74 dies in Valley of the Sun Nursing Home in Scottsdale born in New York moved to Arizona five years ago Funeral will be Monday at 2 pm Paradise Memorial Gardens 9300 E Shea Blvd Survivors include daughter Alice Blackwood and a grandchild Messinger Mortuary handling arrangements No visitation hours
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Paradise Memorial Gardens
E. Shea Blvd
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Scottsdale
Valley of the Sun Nursing Home
New York
Arizona
Alice Blackwood
Bank to install filter cutting incinerator pollution
The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco will fit a new filter to its money incinerator this weekend, reducing emissions by more than 90 percent. The bank burns about $3 million in worn bills daily, and prior emissions concerns were raised by the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District.
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Man Gags While Eating at Cork N Cleaver Dies
A 46 year old Mesa man Robert H Helmer died after gaging and losing consciousness while dining with three friends at Cork N Cleaver 3241 N 75th St. He was pronounced dead at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after time while two companions attempted revival and responders were summoned.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Robert H. Helmer
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Cork
N’ Cleaver
N. 75Th St
Indian School Road to Lose Lanes for Slurry Seal Work
Traffic on Indian School Road from 68th Street to Scottsdale Road will be restricted Sunday as two outside lanes are slurry sealed. The two inside lanes will be done next Sunday weather permitting. Intersections at 68th 70th 71st Streets and Marshall Way will be closed. Motorists should use alternate routes if possible.
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Oldest West German Woman Bertha Joost Dies at 108
Bertha Joost West Germany reputedly the oldest resident died Friday at 108 after two years bedridden. She had four sons and three daughters and was widowed for 35 years. Her youngest daughter Emma Kamenz 75 cared for her.
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UPI
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West Germany
Arts Academy elects Wilbur president of arts letters
Richard Wilbur was chosen Friday as president of the American Academy of Arts and Letters, the nation's top honor society in the arts, succeeding composer Aaron Copland.
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Mesa couple to stand trial in infant death case
United Press International reports Mesa dealer Moses Coury and his wife Sharon face murder charges after their 27 day old adopted son died. They were remanded to superior court for trial Friday following a preliminary hearing. In Coolidge, a 13 year old boy faces involuntary manslaughter charges for a ranger's shooting death at Casa Grande National Monument. Rod Stewart is named in a delinquency petition.
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Moses Albert Coury
Sharon
Superior Court
Justice of the Peace
Lawrence Mulleneaux
Florence
Coolidge
Casa Grande National Monument
Pinal County
Rod Stewart
Troy Stewart
Alvin Tyger to voluntarily return to Arkansas after escape
Alvin Tyger will surrender to Arkansas authorities, following advice from his attorney John Aboud Sr. He fled prison six years ago and now plans to return voluntarily to face legal proceedings.
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Tucson
Alvin Tyger
Arkansas
John Aboud Sr
UFW Loses Bid to Stop Yuma Prosecutions
UFW failed to stop criminal prosecutions of its strikers in the Yuma citrus dispute as U S District Judge Carl Muecke rejected a court order barring Yuma County authorities prosecutions. In a separate note Rep Sam Steiger and a former aide will not face federal or state charges over an alleged 1971 hotel room bugging in San Diego a disclosure stated in a petition to the Arizona Supreme Court.
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United Farm Workers Union
Yuma
U.S. District Court
Carl Muecke
Sam Steiger
R-Ariz
San Diego
Calif
Steiger
State Supreme Court
Tolleson Mayor Arrest Disrupts Heroin Ring
Phoenix investigators say the arrest of Tolleson Mayor Albert Seledon and several men hampers the main artery of heroin transportation. Seledon was taken into custody Thursday night and released on his own recognizance Friday pending a preliminary hearing.
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Albert Seledon
Seledon
Phoenix I-10 Brenda cutoff contracts total nearly five million
The state awarded two highway construction contracts totaling about 5 million for the Brenda cutoff segment of Interstate 10. An additional 600000 is approved for a construction and beautification project on East Van Buren Street in Phoenix. City, property owners, and utilities will participate.
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van Buren Street
Israelis hunt guerrilla band after raid on Rosh Hanikra
Israeli forces battled rain and hunted near the Lebanese border for guerrillas linked to a Friday attack on Rosh Hanikra. One gunman was killed, two Israelis wounded, and a prolonged firefight followed as authorities closed area schools and boosted patrols.
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Rosh Hanikra
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Palestine Liberation Organization
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