Arabs seek united front ahead of Kissinger talks
Arab world moved to present a united front before Henry Kissinger heads to the Middle East to push a disengagement plan for Israel and Syria as Geneva talks loom. Khadafy and Sadat reconciled and toured Saudi Arabia en route to an Islamic summit in Lahore to back the peace effort.
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United Press International
Henry A. Kissinger
Middle East
Israel
Syria
Geneva
Muammar Khadafy
Anwar Sadat
Saudi Arabia
Khadafy
Faisal
Lahore
Pakistan
Geneva Middle East
Sadat
Golan Heights
Kissinger
Golda’ Meir
Moshe Dayan
Washington
Ismail Fahmy
State Department
Fahmy
Mexico City
Beirut
Al-Hayat
Algeria
Egypt
Israeli National Radio
Red Cross
Damascus
Jerusalem
Nixon
Suez Canal
West Bank
Sinai Desert
Canal
Sinai
Cairo
Libya
Paradise Valley District Adopts Portable School Plan
Paradise Valley School Board moves to approve a 1.1 million portable elementary at 29th Street and Monte Cristo using 30 cent levy funds under the new state financing bill. Palomino Elementary will open in September for about 800 students, easing Campo Bello double sessions.
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Paradise Valley School Board
29Th’ Street
Monte ‘Cristo
Campo Bello
Shipley
Michael Goodwin
38Th Street
Nesbit
Indian Bend
32Nd Street
Greenway Road
Indian Bend School
ASU Says It Won't Oppose Pro Football, Prefers Stadium Use Review
Arizona State University cautions erosion of football crowds if pro team arrives but won’t actively oppose Phoenix area pro football. Board of regents to review temporary stadium use. city eyes a $20 million Sun Devil Stadium plan owned by Phoenix, with costs paid via rent. Legislative panel, led by Rep Tony West, to assess action. Karl Biller promotes a temporary agreement with a long term facility need.
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Phoenix
UPI
Arizona State University
ASU
Fred Miller
Miller
Arizona
City of
South Phoenix
Special House
Tony West
Stan Akers
Karl Biller
Sun Devil
Obituary Louemma Gaines 87 Nurse at St. Josephs Phoenix
Louemma V. Gaines 87 longtime Phoenix nurse died Tuesday at Georgian Court Nursing Home. An Army nurse in World War I she moved from Illinois to Phoenix in 1932. Survived by daughter Mary Ann Neeland and four grandchildren. Graveside services 2 p.m. at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Louemma
V. Gaines
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Phoenix
Georgian Court Nursing Home
Brockton, Ill
Illinois
Loren J Ollig dies at 71 owner of Yarnell water firms
Loren J Ollig 71 longtime Arizona resident born in Arlington Minnesota died Tuesday at Doctors Hospital He lived at 4924 E Mitchell Drive and owned independent telephone companies in Minnesota and South Dakota He was a member of Augustana Lutheran Church Horseless Carriage Club Masonic lodge and Shrine in Minnesota Services set for 11 am Thursday at his church 2604 N 14th St Friends may call 4 to 9 pm today at Mercer Mortuary 1541 E Thomas Burial in Winthrop Minnesota Survivors include wife Hazel three daughters Helen Ellefson Ada Minnesota Joan Rasmusson Dell Rapids ND Gail Ollig Phoenix seven grandchildren two great grandchildren Memorials to church fund suggested.
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Yarnell
Cashion
Doctors Hospital
Mr . Ollig
E-Mitchell Drive
Arlington
Minn
Arizona
Waverly
Augustana Lutheran Church
Phoenix
Minnesota
South Dakota
14Th St
Friends
Mercer—Mortuary
Ethomas
Winthrop
Hazel M
Daughers
Helen
Ellefson
Ada, Minn
Joan .Rasmusson
Dell Rapids
N.D
Gail Ollig
Tempe Man Held On Kidnapping and Extortion Case
A 39 year old Tempe man Thomas E Reiter was charged with extortion and kidnapping of a 5 year old Tempe girl the incident began with a ransom demand of 5000 dollars. He appeared in Tempe Justice Court and bond was set at 5500 dollars.
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Tempe
SunBurst
N. Scottsdale Rd
Thomas E. Reiter
Tempe Justice Court
Reiter
Jill Worley
Councilman Blocked From Running In Mesa City Election
Arizona court ruled Mesa Councilman Wayne Pomeroy cannot seek a new term in the March 26 city election while six year councilman Louis Stradling may run for a four year term under the 1967 city charter. In Phoenix, former Maricopa County official Nancy Skomp and foster son Joel Fisher faced trial for assaulting police during the November arrest of two marijuana suspects. Washington report says Hopi Chairman Abbott Sekaquaptewa accuses Navajo counterpart of hiring organized labor to oppose land dispute legislation affecting 1.8 million acres in Arizona.
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Phoenix
David Lurie
Mesa
Wayne Pomeroy
Lurie
Louis Stradling
Maricopa County
Washington
Hopi
Abbott Sekaquaptewa
Arizona
Arizona Republicans oppose emergency energy bill vote
Sens. Paul Fannin and Barry Goldwater, both Arizona Republicans, opposed the emergency energy bill passed by the Senate. The measure would force a rollback in oil prices and was defeated 67 to 32.
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Washington
Paul’ Fannin
Barry Goldwater
Senate
11th Aid-to-Zoo National Horse Show Opens in Phoenix
The 11th annual Aid-to-Zoo National Horse Show opens tonight at Veterans Memorial Coliseum with about 980 horses from across the nation competing for $80,000 in prizes. The event runs through Sunday.
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Phoenix
Veterans Memorial Coliseum
Murder suspect captured in Phoenix house search
California murder suspect Victor Michael Johnson, 21, Buena Park, was arrested Tuesday during a house-to-house sweep in a westside Phoenix neighborhood. He was sought for the Monday night killing of his former roommate in Buena Park.
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Phoenix
California
Victor Michael Johnson
Buena Park
Calif
Scottsdale council approves bids and zoning continuance
Scottsdale City Council ends a brief session after granting a continuance for Jack Senini’s 10 acre commercial rezoning attempt at Scottsdale Road and Lincoln Drive. The panel called bids for a $190000 parks maintenance facility and a $20000 spray playground, with $10000 from state funds. An amended urban renewal plan allows off street parking downtown and public use of Vista del Camino land. A bingo license was issued to the Guys and Dolls Club.
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Scottsdale
Jack Senini
Scottsdale Road
Lincoln Drive
Senini
The
Planning Commission
Miller Road
Vista del Canin Park
Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Vista del Camino
Guys and Dolls Club
Allen honored at Freedom Banquet by Scottsdale Sertoma
Harold Allen an AiResearch employee for 17 years received the Service to Mankind award at the Scottsdale Sertoma Freedoms Banquet. Allen, scoutmaster of Boy Scout Troop 640 sponsored by the First American Baptist Church, was one of four nominees. Congressman John B. Conlan spoke, urging faith in America and constructive criticism.
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Harold Allen
Scottsdale Sertoma Club
Sdarjember Club
Allen
E. Villa Way
First American Baptist ‘Church
J.R. Sanderson
Valley High School
Sanderson
John B. Conlan
Mrs Essie T Yarbrough Dies at 85 in Scottsdale
Essie Thorn Yarbrough 85 retired schoolteacher died Wednesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Arkansas she moved to Arizona in 1958 from Harrisburg Pennsylvania. Surviving daughter Nadine Crawford son Wilson Yarbrough two brothers one sister four grandchildren three greats private services at Green Acres Mortuary burial Green Acres Memorial Gardens
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Essie Thorn Yarbrough
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Nadine Y. Crawford
Scottsdale
Wilson H. Yarbrough
Green Acres Mortuary
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
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Palomino Elementary School
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Kishiyama
Skomp
Navajo Labor Link Charged
Council
Conlan
Américas
America
Sunrise Villas
Vista
Arparral
Camelback
Chaparral Road
78Th Street
Sunrise Villas Sales Office
Sunrise Corporation
Nevada
Essie T. Yarbrough
Yarbrough
Ay, Ark
Harrisburg
Penn
Wilshire Drive
United Methodist Church
Camelot
E. Indian School Rd
Heary Ed Ast
Master Paols Christian
Committee OF
Newberry’s
Buffeteria
East Thomas Road
Shea
McCormick Ranch
Kaiser Reing
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