Kissinger weighs Sinai pullback in stalled disengagement talks
Secretary of State Kissinger pressed Israel to outline how far it would withdraw from Sinai and at what political cost to secure a new disengagement accord with Egypt. Israeli officials called the talks productive as Kissinger met Rabin and top ministers, with a March return planned to push toward Geneva negotiations.
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Yitzhak Rabin
U.S
Yigal Allon
Sinai
Kissinger
Jerusalem
Sinai Peninsula
Geneva
Robert Anderson
Rabin
Tel Aviv
Ha'aretz
Syria
Israel
Sinai Desert
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Middle East
Europe
Suez Canal
Paradise Valley Phoenix council dinner at Sky Harbor
Paradise Valley and Phoenix City Councils plan a 7 p.m. dinner meeting in the Governor's Room at Sky Harbor International Airport. Town Clerk Mary Ann Brines says the event is social with no business discussed. The gathering had been delayed by an earlier conflict after plans formed in January.
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Paradise Valley
Phoenix
Sky Harbor International Airport
Mary Ann Brines
Theft of Petrified Wood and Burglary in Greer Area
Police report a theft of about 3000 pounds of petrified wood and a toolbox from a driveway on Greer 7667 E Cactus valued around 900 dollars. Investigators note footprints and tire marks from Sunday night or Monday morning. A separate burglary at Harold Stanfield’s home 2541 N 68th Place Monday evening saw a diamond ring wristwatch and two blades stolen worth about 950 dollars. Entry was via kitchen door screen and glass pane removal. The burglars appeared to flee when a television and stereo were found near the rear gate.
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Greer
E. Cactus
Harold Stanfield
68Th Place
Obituary Taylor Poore 71 Scottsdale Artist and Designer
Taylor Poore 71 of Scottsdale died Wednesday in El Paso Texas. An artist and art director in Chicago before moving west he planned exhibitions in Sedona and Scottsdale in March. Survived by wife Madge daughter Nancy and brother Irving burial in Corvallis Oregon.
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Taylor Poore
Scottsdale
el Paso
Tex
Mr. Poore
Chicago
Sedona
Paradise
Services set for Amelia M. Bauer in Phoenix
Funeral rites for Amelia M. Bauer, 74, will be held at 1 p.m. Wednesday at Paradise Chapel in Phoenix. Cremation will follow. Mrs. Bauer, of 3020 N. 44th St., died Monday at home. She was born in Hungary and came to Phoenix in 1955 from LaGrange, Illinois. Survived by her husband Fritz.
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Amelia M. Bauer
Paradise Chapel
E. Indian School
Phoenix
Bauer
44Th St
Hungary
LaGrange, Ill
Regents Open Meetings Suit Proceedings Set for March
Trial in superior court on March 6 will hear a lawsuit brought by the Arizona Press Club and others including Scottsdale Progress publisher Jonathan Marshall. The suit alleges the State Board of Regents violated the state open meetings law by restricting access to information at board meetings. The regents deny the charges and seek dismissal, claiming compliance with the law.
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Phoenix
Superior
State Board of Regents
Arizona Press Club
Scottsdale Progress
Jonathan Marshall
Regents
Board to name Guadalupe council after incorporation vote
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors will appoint a Guadalupe city council next Tuesday. Supervisor Henry Haws is authorized to interview nominees after Guadalupe voted last week to incorporate as a community of Yaqui Indians and Mexican-Americans.
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Phoenix
Board of Supervisors
Guadalupe
Henry Haws
Mesa man Charles Cooley gets year for tax returns lapse
Charles Cooley of Mesa son of Marvin Cooley received a one year prison term after being convicted of failing to file income tax returns for 1969 and 1970. He was convicted January 21 by a U S District Court judge seated in Spokane.
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Phoenix
Charles Cooley
Mesa
Marvin Cooley
Cooley
U.S. District Court
Charles L. Powell
Spokane
Wash
Magma Copper Co
DES offices to stay open during holidays
DES will keep offices open during three holidays Lincoln's Birthday Admission Day and Washington's Birthday due to demand for unemployment insurance food stamps and public assistance All其他 state offices will be closed Scottsdale City offices stay open Phoenix offices open Lincoln's Birthday and Admission Day but closed for Washington's Birthday Maricopa County offices and courts closed during each holiday sheriff's department field operations and county hospital remain active
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Lincoln
Washington
City of Scottsdale
City of Phoenix
Maricopa County
Sheriff’s Department
Parole violator arrested after attempt to kick down door
A 23 year old man on parole from Harrisburg was arrested after allegedly trying to kick down the door of his girlfriend’s house. Police say Robert Polko fled when confronted and drew a gun that turned out to be a starting pistol. He had checked into a Holiday Inn under a false name and was later found in an alley near 78th Street and Montecito. Philadelphia authorities pursue assault on officers and burglary charges.
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Pennsylvania
Robert Polke
Harrisburg
Philadelphia
Paul Warchot
Warcot
James Musgrave
Musgrave
Polko
78Th Street
Montecito
Holiday Inn
Scottsdale Rd
Albert Smith
Services held for Fisher
Mendel Fisher a longtime figure in the Jewish Nation Fund of America died Monday of cancer at 77 He served as consultant and honorary secretary of the fund the land development arm of the World Zionist Organization in Israel
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New York
UPI
Mendel Fisher
Jewish Nation Fund of America
Fisher
The
Fund
World Zionist Organization
Israel
Medical Assistant Careers At Southwestern Preparatory School
Join over 1 200 students choosing Southwestern Preparatory School for medical assistant training. The program offers curriculum approved by local physicians, low tuition, and instructors who closely mentor each student. Located at 2025 N Central Ave Phoenix Arizona 85004 operated by the Maricopa County Medical Society.
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Cal
Disern Preparatory Schooas
Sauis
Ani
Southwestern Preparatory School
The
Maricopa County Medical Society
Central Ave
Phoenix
Arizona
Board mulls extra time for basics in Scottsdale schools
Scottsdale School Board plans a work session at the Education Center to consider adding minutes to basic subjects such as reading math and science. Ronald Goldby Ingleside School principal and study committee co chair says the report backs minor increases and notes current weekly language arts time already exceeds state guidelines.
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Scottsdale
Goldby
Phoenix OKs CAP pad move for water contract
Phoenix City Council votes 6-1 to sign a letter of intent to contract CAP water from the Central Arizona Project. Opposed by Gary Klahr while Calvin Goode seeks assurances on Orme Dam, water management, and ecological impact before final signing. Mayor Barrow urges CAP as essential for Phoenix’s future under $32.50 per acre foot cap.
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Phoenix
UPI
Central Arizona
Gary Peter Klahr
Calvin Goode
Tim Barrow
Orme Dam
Goode
Orme
Klahr
Colorado River
Congress
Arizona
Central
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George Peppard
Lloyd Bridges
Barbara Anderson
Claudine Longet
Robert Stack
Doug McClure
Fountain Hills
Bobby Riggs
Tony Trabert
Fontana Racquet Club
Riggs and
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Bobby
Fantasia Racquet Club
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