Arabs warn nuclear conflict amid Middle East war threats
Arab oil producers warned that Israeli threats to widen the war could trigger a world economic crisis and a nuclear confrontation. Israel and Syria exchanged threats as light fire flared along Israel's northern border with Lebanon. Kissinger and Simcha Dinitz clashed over talks with Egypt on an interim peace.
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Syria
Lebanon
Kuwait
Morocco
Saudia Arabia
Abu Dhabi
Tel Aviv
Henry A. Kissinger
Washington
U.S
Kissinger
Simcha Dinitz
Egypt
Scottsdale Jaycees and merchants agree on first shoot-out location
The Scottsdale Jaycees and Old Town merchants reach an agreement to hold the initial shoot-out near Scottsdale Road and Main Street to minimize blocking stores. The set will be removed by 2 p.m. and guards will clear the south sidewalk to keep Main Street open for foot traffic.
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Scottsdale Jaycees
Old Town
Scottsdale Road
Main Street
Jaycees
Jaycee
Toenehants
Main
Brown
PD É
Jenkins
Scottsdale
Scottsdale co op residents plan appeal over federal funds loss
A Scottsdale East Cooperative Apartments spokesman says residents will appeal to the city council to reconsider denying 1.8 million dollars in federal housing funds. They seek about 200000 for repairs and a nearby park, arguing private ownership blocks public money.
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Scottsdale East Cooperative Apartments
Wallace
Chandler
Hayden Road
Richard Filler
Scottsdale Board President Chosen In Secret Meeting
Scottsdale School Board President James Wellington apologized for a less than public meeting in which Gloria Welch was elected president for 1975. He feared a 2 2 tie at the Jan 7 vote and said he called the meeting to gauge opinions and possibly attend if his vote could break a tie. Welch, a three year board member, was chosen unanimously after a regular meeting, a decision Wellington said could not be delayed by law. He noted state law requires a second Saturday January election and stressed his push for open meetings.
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Phoenix
Today
Wellington Long
Arizona School Boards Association
Scottsdale
Eldorado Navy City Drydocks Temporarily Closed
Eldorado Navy City drydocks will close this weekend due to construction at Eldorado Park south end. The Eldorado Lake paddle boat operation at 2311 N Miller Rd will suspend Saturdays and Sundays 1 to 5 pm until water levels can be restored. Harry Winters, Eldorado Park coordinator, says boats will return as soon as possible.
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Scottsdale’s
Harry Winters
Eldorado Park
Rockefeller poised for vice presidential swearing in
In Washington the Rockefeller nomination moves to a six hour debate with about 100 votes expected against. Nelson Rockefeller to be sworn in tonight as vice president designate following the House proceedings. A separate study links gasoline prices to median family income, noting prices rose from about 30 cents in 1955 to 54 cents by May while incomes climbed from 4421 to about 13000 dollars.
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Washington
House
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Watergate Trial Ends as Mardian Defense Closes
Two surprise rebuttal witnesses contradicted Robert Mardian as the 57 day Watergate cover up trial neared its end. Defendant Kenneth Parkinson finished testimony and both sides prepare closing arguments this afternoon.
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Washington
Robert Mardian
Kenneth Parkinson
Ford seeks compromise with Congress on plan for vetoed bills
President Ford instructs his staff to work toward a compromise with Congress over a plan to stave off a veto battle. The aim is to preserve key policy goals while avoiding a public clash that could jeopardize the administration's agenda. Roni Nessen notes the administration's effort to secure passage through accommodation.
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Washington
Roni Nessen
Ford
Tendens
Congress
Pete
Senate approves 5 billion for jobless aid in vote
The Senate approved spending five billion dollars to aid the jobless and rejected a five percent cut in federal spending. A House delay on the foreign trade bill postpones expected adjournment of the 93rd Congress to Friday.
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Washington
Senate
House
Ford Delays Signing Tapes Bill Until Tomorrow
White House sources say President Ford will delay signing legislation denying Nixon custody of presidential tapes and documents until tomorrow. News Secretary Ron Nelsen said action will come soon but not today.
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Washington
White House
Ford
Richard Nixon
News
Ron Nelsen
Frost Warning for Salt River Valley Plants Tonight
National Weather Service warns frost in the Salt River Valley with temperatures dropping to 28 degrees in colder areas. Tender nursery stock and vegetables require protection by midnight. citrus likely safe. Readings in the upper 20s expected Saturday and Sunday mornings.
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United Press International
Salt River Valley
National Weather Service
Co-op management row ends AMS termination sparks suit
The Scottsdale East Cooperative board terminated Associated Management Services after nine years, naming Stewart Chandler temporary manager in coordination with the Arizona Bank and the Federal Housing Authority. AMS plans a countersuit and retains records, while residents seek a general meeting to resolve rent and service questions.
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Scottsdale East
Management Services, Inc
AMS
Eboard
Scottedale East
Oerd. of Directors
Stewart Chandler
Chandler
Arizona Bank
Federal Housing ‘Authority
Neal Hornstein
Mathews
Hornstein
Co-Op
Paul Sewell
82Nd St
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Sewell
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