Talks forecast for Syrian Israeli withdrawal with US role
Indirect talks between Israel and Syria may begin soon with the United States mediating. Haaretz reports Israel agreed to share a list of prisoners held since 1973 and to discuss a troop withdrawal pact with Damascus, in a process likened to the Kissinger framework. Red Cross POW inspections would follow talks. Jordanian unrest and pay raises for troops are noted amid reports of a mutiny and a canceled Washington visit by King Hussein.
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Scottsdale Woman Injured In Two Car Collision
A 23 year old Scottsdale woman, Sharon Walters of 2860 North 71st Street, was injured in a two car crash at Miller and Thomas Roads Wednesday evening at 7 15 p m. She was treated and released from Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Her vehicle was northbound on Miller when attempting a left turn into Thomas Street and collided with a southbound car driven by 34 year old Daulton Martin of Phoenix. Walters was cited for failure to yield while making a left turn.
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Congress backs National Grandparents Day bill
Twenty six members of Congress joined John Rhodes in introducing legislation to proclaim the fourth Sunday in November as National Grandparents Day. Rhodes says the measure honors seniors amid other priorities. Arizona publisher Jonathan Marshall supports celebrating in September to boost participation.
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Rhodes
Jonathan Marshall
Scottsdale
Arizona Grandparents Day Committee
Paradise Valley School Board mulls record $10 million bond
The Paradise Valley School Board plans a $10 million elementary school bond election for March 19. Funds would cover four new elementary schools, one middle school, a special education facility, and arts areas at Shea Middle School, plus land purchases. The plan aims to reduce chronic space shortages but district growth outpaces capacity even with the new construction.
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Scottsdale attorney Daniel E Moore disbarred by Arizona Supreme Court
The Arizona Supreme Court disbarred Scottsdale attorney Daniel E. Moore, noting he was named executor of a Cochise County estate in 1966 and diverted $4,000 from the estate to the law firm’s trust account, then drew a $4,200 check to himself. He repaid the funds and all amounts are accounted for. the disbarment followed a recommendation by the Administrative Committee and Board of Governors of the State Bar of Arizona.
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Help Wanted Ad Promotes Reliable Workers
A brief classified note urges readers to dial 994 9311 for extra help and reliable workers, inviting inquiries about employment services.
Obituary for Kenneth D. Hulen Construction Pro
Kenneth Dalton Hulen 49 a self employed builder died Tuesday in St Josephs Hospital He lived at 4607 E Devonshire and was born in Bonham Texas He served in World War II Survivors include brother Thomas W and four sisters from Phoenix and Texas Burial at St Francis Cemetery with funeral at Church of St Theresa Arcadia Funeral Home handled arrangements
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Bradley weighs run for New Jersey congressional seat
Knicks star Bill Bradley says he will decide within a month whether to seek a congressional seat from New Jersey. The Princeton alumnus has bought a home in Denville and is talking with Democratic leaders about challenging incumbent Republican Joseph Maraziti in a district that heavily favored Republicans in 1972.
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Coroner Jury Says Mine Death May Be Involuntary Manslaughter
Russell Bagley age 52 died in a mine cave in last month. The coroner's jury ruled violations of state mining laws may have caused the death and found possible involuntary manslaughter but did not name a suspect.
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Border truck stop reopens in Nogales shipments resume
Border truck stop in Nogales reopened on Wednesday allowing resumed shipments of Mexican fruits and vegetables. Al Flores of Winter-Mex Produce Co. said sufficient trucks were running to prevent serious warehouse buildup.
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al Flores
Winter-Mex Produce Co
Court to hear records dispute in Phoenix fight over police files
The Arizona Court of Appeals will hold an informal hearing Monday on a petition by the Maricopa County attorney to keep internal police department records confidential. The petition seeks to overturn a Superior Court order requiring disclosure of files on officers involved in a November incident. Commissioner Nancy Skomp is involved in the lower court ruling.
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State Court of Appeals
Maricopa County
Phelps Dodge Plans Major Copper Lode Development
Phelps Dodge Corp will develop a copper ore body northwest of Safford with more than 30 million dollars planned for the next two to three years. The expenditure was approved by the company board at a Wednesday meeting in Litchfield Park.
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Safford
Stadium hearing planned to shape college stadium use
A key House committee will hold a hearing next Wednesday to decide the future of college football stadiums. House Majority Leader Burton Barr urged the inquiry after lawmakers discussed stripping stadium jurisdiction from the Board of Regents. Also, Dr. Weldon P. Shefstall pressed for uniform third grade math tests amid reports many sixth graders struggle with time and basic arithmetic.
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House
Burton Barr
Board of Regents
Weldon P. Shefstall
of Public Instruction
Paradise Valley zoning clash surfaces in council race
Paradise Valley candidate Town S. S spacious zoning warns of a dangerous shift as PVHA backs nine of 19 council candidates while Lordigyan accuses Kowal Timbanard and Palmer of yielding to special interests. He targets proposed helicopter pad townhouse plans and a potential resort hotel.
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Haig Lordigyan
Paradise’ Valley
Lordigyan
Scottsdale Datsun
Mel Kowal
Jeffery Timbanard
Oscar C. Palmer Sr
Kowal
Timbanard
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Palmer
Lincoln Drive
Tatum Boulevard
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PVHA
False alarm at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
A fire alarm at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital triggered a rapid response by Scottsdale Rural Fire Department units. Assistant administrator Linton Baker said the issue was located quickly and under control, with crews sweeping each floor to confirm there was no fire.
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Scottsdale
Linton Baker
Thief steals revolver and gear from Dietrich home
Police investigate a break in at Donald Dietrich's residence 7913 East Palm Lane. Between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. Wednesday a $150 revolver $650 of camera equipment and $800 in cash were stolen after forced entry from the garage to the house.
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E. Palm Lane
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