Peace talks deadlock in Geneva over Suez disengagement
Israeli and Egyptian military delegations began talks in Geneva with no progress as each side rejected the other's plans. Israel pressed for moving its troops east of the canal and as far from the Sinai as the east bank, while Egypt demanded a two thirds Sinai gain and proposed a line from El-Arish to Ras Mohammed. A fall back would have Israeli forces retreat behind Sinai passes with UN buffer zones.
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Geneva
UPI
Suez Canal
Israel
West Bank
Canal
Egypt
East Bank
Kilometer 101
Cairo-Suez Road
El-Arish
Sinai
Ras-Mohammed
Military Working Group On Disengagement
Sinai Passes
Tempe man arrested after Christmas liquor store heist
An 18 year old Tempe man Larry James Rady was arrested behind Polynesian Liquors after an alert officer spotted a suspect fleeing minutes after the Tuesday holdup. Police say he used a .25 caliber pistol and had prior theft convictions.
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Tempe
Larry James Rady
E. McDowell Rd
Karl Leichter
George Graham
Graham
George Nolan
Gordon Gartner
Nolan
Rady
Seichter
Leichter
Roy Finch
Miserable Christmas ends on a happy note
Miguel Urbalejo, 53, survived a cotton picker accident on the Salt River Indian Reservation four miles east of Scottsdale. Responders pledged two surgeons who reached the scene by helicopter. chains and tractors freed him. He arrived at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital in shock with a broken leg and puncture wounds.
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Miguel Urbalejo
Scottsdale
Salt River
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Department of Public Safety
Arbalejo
Nine hurt in two city traffic crashes on Christmas Day
Two separate crashes on Christmas Day left nine people injured. At McDowell and Miller Roads a two car collision sent four to hospital or treatment, while another 8:50 p.m. crash on North Scottsdale Road involved five more, with Brookbank cited for driving while intoxicated and excessive speed. Evelyn Forkner and Mabel Unger were listed in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital, while James Forkner and Frederick Guldan were treated and released. The Burcky and Brookbank cars were also examined with varying injuries.
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McDowell
Miller Roads
Scottsdale Road
Evelyn Forkner
Phoenix
Mabel Unger
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
James Forkner
Frederick Guldan
E. Diamond
Forkner
Guldan
Miller
Donald Dunbar
Marilyn
Cloverdale
Ohio
Scottsdale Memorial
Andrew Burcky
Connie Burcky
Robert M. Brookbank
Brookbank
Weather forecast for Scottsdale and valley areas
The Phoenix National Weather Service reports clouds increasing but generally sunny conditions through Thursday. Highs in the mid 60s, overnight lows near 40 at Sky Harbor and close to freezing in some valley locations.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
National Weather Service
Sky Harbor
Theft of $2000 reported from Our Lady of Perpetual Help
Scottsdale police investigate an estimated $2000 Christmas collection theft at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church. The money vanished from the church safe between 7:30 p.m. and midnight with no sign of forced entry. Father Eugene Maguire will be contacted for details. Parishioners with check donations advised to stop payment on those checks.
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Scottsdale
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Second Street
Miller Road
Eugene Maguire
Fr. Maguire
Funeral set for Kathryn H Reynolds 75 in Phoenix
Kathryn H Reynolds 75 of 4302 F Earl Drive dies Saturday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Funeral at 10 30 a m Thursday in St Theresa s Catholic Church with burial in Greenwood Memorial Park. Survivors include sister Angela Sutter of Phoenix. Rosary and viewing at Mercer Mortuary today from 5 to 9 p m.
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Kathryn H. Reynolds
F. Earl Drive
St. Theresa's Catholic Church
E. Thomas
Greenwood Memorial Park
Reynolds
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
West Chicago
Phoenix
Wisconsin
State of Wisconsin School For the Handicapped
Royal Neighbors of America
St. Theresa's Church
Angela Sutter
Mercer Mortuary
Rosary
Arabs lift oil cuts but US told to expect little effect
Diplomats say a 10 percent production increase by Arab oil states will reduce the impact of the fuel war on the West but have limited direct effect in the United States. OAPEC members cut back from 29 to 15 percent next month and promise full oil needs for friendly nations while maintaining boycotts against the US and several other countries.
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Kuwait
UPI
West
United States
Arab Petroleum Nations
Organization of Arab Petroleum Exporting Countries
OAPEC
Holland
South Africa
Rhodesia
Portugal
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Finch
Chuck Prat
Sands East
Kathryn Reynolds
Buster” Bonoff
Celebrity Theatre
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van Buren
P.O
Phx
Glen Campbell
Jud
All Diamond
Pacific Coast Boa
Thomas Malt
Christown
Wg‘Haan
Resort
Apache Wells
56Th St
Mesa
Arizona
56Th
McKellips Rd
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Britain
France
Spain
Japan
Belgium
Philippines
Why Valley Bank
Valley National Bank
Valley Bank
No Wonder Valley Bank
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