Lopez Portillo urges U S aid to solve Mexico's economic woes
Mexican President Jose Lopez Portillo told U S lawmakers that Mexico must fix its economy to curb border problems such as drug trade illegal immigration and smuggling. He warned against U S protectionism and urged a new international economic order while pledging a moderate stance between arrogance and submission.
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U.S
Lopez ‘Portillo
Mexico
United States
Lopez Portillo
Luis Echeverria
Home rule bill advances in Arizona House committee
The Arizona House Counties and Municipalities Committee approved the home rule bill with a do pass recommendation. If approved, the measure could go to the House floor for action next week.
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Phoenix
Arizona
House Counties and Municipalities
Palo Verde High to Tighten Security After Student Attack
Palo Verde High School increased campus security after a third white student was attacked in a feud with black students. Principal Allan Hawthorne said one uniformed guard and two plain clothes guards will patrol by day, a policy usually reserved for nighttime.
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Tucson
Palo Verde High School
Palo Verde
Allan Hawthorne
Lawyers seek fees for Lincoln Thrift trustees case
Attorneys for the board of trustees of the defunct Lincoln Thrift and U S Thrift associations filed a federal petition seeking 72 966 in fees and expenses for two months of work. The filing lists 34 000 for court appointed counsel John McDonough and 33 200 for his Beverly Hills California firm.
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Phoenix
Board of Trustees
Lincoln Thrift
U.S
Arizona Retirement Board Accused of Misleading Report
Rep. Pete Corpstein charges the Arizona Retirement System Board misled employees and lawmakers in its 1976 annual report claiming a 6.33 percent return on the $850 million fund. He alleges the report was false and misleading.
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Phoenix
Arizona Retirement System Board
Pete Corpstein
Paradise Valley
Enjoy the Great Outdoors Day at McCormick Park
Valley Big Brothers sponsors an Outdoors day at Mc Cormick Railroad Park on Sunday from noon to 5 PM. Participants may bring kites Frisbees and gliders while Ed Post Realty in Scottsdale East offers balloons. The event promotes National Big Brothers Week and invites families to join.
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Valley Big Brothers
McCormick Railroad Park
Ed Post Realty
Scottsdale East
Robbery reports in Scottsdale target liquor store and woman
Police investigated two robberies in Scottsdale last night. At Liquor Oasis a 63 year old clerk was assaulted and about 150 dollars stolen from the register by three men. A separate assault left a 25 year old woman robbed of 3 dollars plus a checkbook and credit cards before she escaped from a car.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Rd
Diamond's Department Store
John Jeorse
eTwo
Indian Bend
Eldorado Park
Scottsdale Road
Wilshire Drive
Dye halts recycling of yellow pages in valley
An Ecology Paper Products official says California mills will not accept yellow pages due to dye. Residents must separate yellow and white sections and cut bindings before recycling. Mountain Bell ceased collecting directories claiming ineffectiveness, prompting calls for a unified recycling program.
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Bill Buck
Ecology Paper Products Co
California
Ecology
Buck
Scottsdale
Mountain Bell
Mills
Man Arrested After Fatal Phoenix Crossing Crash
A 21-year-old Phoenix man, Michael L. Morgan, was arrested on a Scottsdale traffic warrant after his vehicle struck and killed Margaret F. Haehlen, 52, of San Diego, in Phoenix. Haehlen and her husband Jacob Haehlen, 69, were in a crosswalk when Morgan's car hit them on East Van Buren Street. Morgan faced speeding charges and was booked briefly, with vehicular manslaughter pending as the investigation continues.
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Phoenix
Scottsdale
San Diego
Michael L. Morgan
N. 3ard_St
Margaret F. Haehlen
Maricopa County General Hospital
East van Buren Street
Jacob Haehlen
Morgan
van Buren
Haehlens
Grand Openings Spark Interest in Sweetwater Phase II Homes
Northeast buyers react to the Grand Openings of Phase II of the Sweetwater Division at Scottsdale Road and Thunderbird in Scottsdale. Prospective owners cite quality construction and features in spacious homes priced from 48 990 to 69 000 with energy saving elements and fully improved lots.
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Sweetwater Street
Scottsdale Road
Thunderbird
New Sweetwater Development
Scottsdale
Paradise Valley
Sweetwater Division
Sweetwater
Sweetway
Ise Acaly
Saadivis
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