Scottsdale FAA control tower dedication ceremony set
Scottsdale Municipal Airport will dedicate its new 44 foot FAA control tower at 11 a.m. with Sen. Barry Goldwater as guest speaker. Goldwater will fly in between 10:30 and 10:45 a.m. and the tower, operating since Nov. 26, serves seven days a week and supports about 170000 operations yearly with 250 based aircraft.
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Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Scottsdale Municipal
Goldwater
Air Force Reserve
Avco International Services Division
Devel
Vandals threaten closure of Saguaro Ecology recycling center
The Saguaro Ecology Club warns its recycling center at Granite Reef and McDonald may close if vandalism and trash dumping continue. The 30 member group has raised thousands for environmental projects, donating to Friends of the Earth Wilderness Society Defenders of Wildlife and Citizens for Mass Transit. Only newspapers and metal cans are currently accepted and hauled to city centers.
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Saguaro Ecology Club
Granite Reef Road
McDonald Drive
Eldorado Park
Saguaro Group
Coronado High Club
Jim Hogenson
Friends of the Earth
the Wilderness Society
The
Defenders of Wildlife
Citizens For Mass Transit
Cities’ councils plan joint talks on Northeast Phoenix area
Scottsdale and Phoenix officials meet Monday to discuss long range development in the Northeast Phoenix North Scottsdale region. The session will be a general future look rather than evaluating specific proposals. Safety and noise near Scottsdale Municipal Airport concern both cities as they consider an industrial park model similar to Thunderbird Industrial Air Park. Traffic impact also key in planning.
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Thunderbird Industrial Air Park
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Thunderbird
Weather outlook calls for mild weekend with increasing clouds
A mainly sunny and mild today and Sunday gives way to growing cloudiness and wind by Sunday afternoon. Highs near 70. overnight lows around the 40s at the airport, dipping to the 30s in colder valleys.
Dayan warns Golan handover key to peace with Syria
Former Israeli Defense Minister Moshe Dayan told a television audience the dangling sword of war hangs over Israel unless it returns the Golan Heights to Syria. He urged surrender of the Golan as essential for a broader Arab settlement, noting Israel’s 1967 capture and subsequent settlements. Dayan cited a 1960s US plan trade and warned of renewed conflict if the Golan remains under Israeli control. Police questioned about 40 people after a Zion Square bombing, with two seriously wounded.
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United Press International
Moshe Dayan
Golan Heights
Syria
Dayan
Israel
Egypt
United States
Sinai
Game
Abdel Nasser
Middle East
Sinai and
Zion Square
FDA approves monitored use of intrauterine device
The FDA said intra-uterine contraceptive devices are generally safe and effective and approved resumed sales of the Dalkon Shield under a monitored program. The device has been linked to 14 deaths and was banned last June. Doctors and A. H. Robins Co. will closely monitor all new patients.
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Washington
UPI
Food and Drug Administration
A. H. Robins Co
Border Fighting Erupts as Artillery Hits Lebanon
Israeli artillery fired into southern Lebanon after Palestinian guerrillas launched Soviet made bazooka shells overnight. No casualties were reported on either side. In Austria, an avalanche at Kitzbuehel buried 10 to 15 skiers with multiple fatalities feared and a large rescue operation underway.
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Lebanon
Kitzbuehel
Austria
Auto plants close for 12 day Christmas vacation
DETROIT factories shut down for 12 days as 40 percent of auto industry’s 300,000 workers face layoffs after New Year’s Day. Washington reports consider Tollback demand and price rise justification by U.S. Steel. EPA cites air quality gains but warns energy crisis may raise sulfur fuel use. Addis Ababa sources say one party socialist state powers tighten as officers topple moderates.
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Detroit
Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
Russell Train
ADDIS_ABABA
Ethiopia
Retiring Senator Slams Nixon Pardon and Ford Leadership
Charlotte report notes Senator Sam Jvin Jr. criticizes President Ford for pardoning former President Nixon as a classic mistake. He also says Ford has not shown the leadership expected in other areas.
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Charlotte
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U.S
Sam Jvin Jr
Ford
Nixon
Armed robbers bat .500 in two liquor store heists
Police reported two liquor-store robberies Friday night. At Lincoln Plaza Liquors, the suspect, an Indian man about six feet tall, robbed clerk Gary White of 539 dollars as the store counted a purchase. At Hopi Liquors, a separate gunman fled after a failed drive-through theft.
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Lincoln Plaza
White
Hopi Liquors
E. Thomas Rd
Ralph Weekly
Jewel haul recovered in Phoenix motel raid
Scottsdale police recovered two suitcase loads of stolen Indian jewelry worth about 75 000 dollars at the American Family Lodge in Phoenix after a tip linked a robbery suspect to the motel. Det. Ronald Dean said the victim Sjarifuddin Harris identified the pieces. Harris was tied up during Monday night’s home invasion.
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Scottsdale
West Phoenix
Ronald Dean
Sjarifuddin Harris
E. McDowell Rd
Two Illinois men arrested in Broadway TV scam
Scottsdale police arrested Ronald W. Sigrist and Hugh Kohmetscher on grand theft by fraudulent pretenses tied to a Broadway store hoax at Los Arcos Mall. The men allegedly conned four Mesa residents Tempe and Phoenix victims into paying for TVs claimed to be ready for pickup.
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Scottsdale
Ronald W. Sigrist
Hugh Kohmetscher
Los Arcos Mall
Valley
Broadway
Roy Finch
Finch
Sigrist
Apache Junction
Phoenix
Kohmetscher
Mesa
Tempe
Dean
California
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