Eight of Nine European States Back U S Oil Plan
Eight of the nine European Common Market nations support a U S proposal for a conference on oil costs and shortages addressing Arab oil states and importers. France alone objects, favoring United Nations handling. Kissinger seeks international cooperation and a unified communique from the Washington Energy Conference.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
France
United Nations
Henry A. Kissinger
State Department
Girl Struck By Car In Scottsdale Police Report
A 6-year-old Scottsdale girl was treated at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after being struck by a car on an access road near Pima Road. Debra Foster of 8625 E. Osborn was not cited. Police also reported a second Monday incident where Manuel Lucerno of 8144 E. Picadilly hit a parked car following an apparent seizure.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Debra Foster
E. Osborn
Pima Road
Diane Schmidt
E. Olive
Manuel Lucerno
E. Picadilly
Lucerno
Second Street
Elinore McWilliams
Phoenix
Scottsdale Boys’ Club
Church building and land offered for sale in Scottsdale
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints offers a building at 7345 E. Earls Dr on 4.5 acres for 593000. Radmall and Romney Realtors handle the sale and note commercial zoning allows warehouse or light industry. The church plans a new building on church land near Saguaro High School after a devastating November arson fire caused about 250000 damage. Investigators say arson is suspected. Det Anthony LeGault continues inquiries with several suspects questioned and no arrests.
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Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
E. Earls Dr
Bill, Radmall
Radmall and
Romney Realtors
Radmall
Saguaro’ High School
Radiman
James McDaniel
Scottsdale
City to begin Saturday building inspections for homeowners
City building inspections will run 8 to 5 on Saturdays for permit holders. No new permits issued on Saturdays but inspections can be arranged by calling 994 2404 until 4 p.m. Fridays. City Manager Dale Carter says the inspections help homeowners making improvements who are not available weekday hours.
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Dale’ Carter
Carter
Obituary of W Frank Howell longtime Mountain Bell lineman
W Frank Howell 75 a Mountain Bell supervisor in the construction department died Sunday at Good Samaritan Hospital He retired in 1961 after 29 years with Mountain Bell and was a life member of the Telephone Pioneers of America Born in Paragould Arkansas he moved to Phoenix in 1933 from Tulsa Oklahoma He and his wife Helen celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary in September Survivors include his wife a son Jerry of Woodland Hills California a daughter Mrs Joan Naborinie of Tempe a brother and three sisters and five grandchildren Services will be at 1 pm Thursday at Paradise Chapel 3934 E Indian School Burial will be in East Resthaven Cemetery
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W. Frank Howell
Mountain Bell Telephone Co
Good Samaritan Hospital
Howell
E. Montecito
Mountain’ Bell
The
Telephone Pioneers of America
Paragould
Ark
Phoenix
Tulsa
Oklo
Helen
Jerry
Woodland Hills
Calif
Joan Naborinie
Tempe
Paradise Chapel
E. Indian School
East Resthaven Cemetery
Nixon honors Duke Ellington with presidential commendation
Julie Nixon Eisenhower presented Duke Ellington with a presidential commendation. She noted the award bore the President signature, calling it the real McCoy, unlike facsimile signatures commonly used for such honors. Ellington received the distinction in Washington.
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Washington
UPI
Duke Ellington
Julie Nixon
Eisenhower
Dad
McCoy
Thelma Lessig Services Set for Scottsdale Widow
Thelma Lessig 63 died Monday at her home in Scottsdale. Services proceed 10 a.m. Wednesday at Messinger Mortuary 1601 East Indian School with burial at Green Acres Cemetery. Born Wormleysburg Pennsylvania she lived in Scottsdale Prescott and back to Scottsdale with husband Allen two sons Larry and Allen C plus three siblings and three grandchildren.
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Thelma Lessig
Crestwood Way
Messinger Mo.r
Green Acres Cemetery
Scottsdale
Prescott
Allen
Larry
Denver
Allen C
Pennsylvania
Herbert B Bauer Services and Obituary
Herbert B Bauer of Scottsdale died Saturday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He formerly worked as an equipment dispatcher at Yellowstone National Park and was a World War II Air Force veteran. He is survived by daughter Patricia Black and son Robert, both of Scottsdale, plus six brothers, two sisters out of state, and six grandchildren. Burial will be in Mountain View Cemetery with Memory Lawn Mortuary handling arrangements. He was a native of Lincoln Valley North Carolina.
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Herbert B
Scottsdale Third Ward
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
74Th St
Mountain View Cemetery
Mesa
Memory Lawn
Bauer
Yellowstone National Park
Air Force
Lincoln Valley, N.C
Mary
Patricia Black
Robert
Scottsdale
Service for Edward Dwyer at Messinger Chapel
Edward Lee Dwyer 44 died Sunday. Funeral at 10 a.m. Thursday in Messinger Mortuary Chapel followed by cremation. He lived at 7629 E Pinchot Ave Scottsdale born in Buffalo Wyoming and came to Scottsdale from Cary Illinois two and a half years ago. He was a member of Scottsdale Presbyterian Church. Survived by wife Mary son Christopher M daughter Jennifer T both of Scottsdale parents Dewey and ? Dwyer of Wisconsin and four siblings.
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Edward Lee Dwyer
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Mr. Dwyer
E. Pinchot Ave
Buffalo
Wyo
Scottsdale
Cary
Scottsdale Presbyterian Church
Mary
Christopher M
Jennifer T
Dewey Dwyer
Wisconsin
Scottsdale Officer Collapses During In-Service Training
Scottsdale police officer William Ebert collapsed this morning while attending an in-service training class at the police department. He was rushed to Scottsdale Memorial Hospital where doctors were examining him. the cause of the collapse could not be determined.
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Scottsdale
Police Department
William Ebert
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Ebert
Motel Robbery Strikes Scottsdale Travelodge for Third Time
Police report the Scottsdale Travelodge at 6935 E Fifth Ave was robbed at 10 25 p m by a white male 20s about five eight with blonde hair wearing a bill cap. The thief took around 102 dollars after forcing clerk Norman Storns to call police. Similar robberies occurred at nearby motels last month.
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Scottsdale
Fifth Ave
Norman Storns
Storns
James Kershner
Stern
Ramada Inn
SRP urges continued electricity conservation this winter
Rod J. McMullin, SRP general manager, warned that power curtailments could occur without significant energy saving. He noted winter fuel constraints eased by federal oil allocations, extra purchases, and mild weather, while December usage dropped four to seven percent.
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Rod J. MccMullin
Salt River Project
SRP
Jewelry theft targets Scottsdale apartment
Approximately $13,000 in jewelry was stolen from Becca Jean Cason's Scottsdale apartment on East Camelback Road last night. Two diamond rings and European currency were reported missing after she moved between units and discovered the loss. Police report notes also mention prior embezzlement in November involving Rental City manager R. J. Sampson and a Scotsman trailer valued at $1,188 taken by an employee.
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Scottsdale
Becca Jean Cason
East Camelback Road
R. J. Sampson
Rental City
McDowell
Sampson
Maricopa PCC District Board postpones nominating rule change
The Maricopa Community College District governing board postponed action on a State Board of Education ruling that requires only 50 nominating signatures for district board candidates. The board also delayed debates on changing board size and moving elections to the general election from special school elections.
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Maricopa Community College
State Board of Education
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