Kissinger sees slow path to Middle East peace
UPI reports Secretary of State Kissinger told British officials he hopes to move Israel and Syria toward peace, but expects no quick breakthrough. He will meet Assad in Damascus and Meir in Jerusalem regarding prisoner lists and a troop disengagement plan, with Egypt and Sadat's talks also on the agenda amid Cold War tensions.
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United Press International
Henry A. Kissinger
Syria
Israel
Middle East
London
Kissinger
Damascus
Hafez Assad
Jerusalem
Golda Meir
Assad
Meir
UPI
Maurice Guindi
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
United States
Andrei A. Gromykko
A. W. Hajjaj
Radio
Jérusalem
Robert Slater
Abba Eban
Eban
American Jewish Congress
Thomas Scotes
Beirut
Daily Star
America
Scotes
U.N. Security Council
City funds fix Scottsdale Stadium before Cubs arrival
Scottsdale spent about 5000 to upgrade Scottsdale Stadium to OSHA standards before the Chicago Cubs spring practice. City officials note annual 19400 operating the 15 year old facility with 14400 for staff and 4000 for materials and utilities. Additional 5000 covered OSHA upgrades and drainage, boiler and tank replacements, fire extinguishers, and removing cesspools for the All Indian Festival crowds.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Stadium
Chicago Cubs
Occupational Health and Safety Administration
OSHA
L.B. Scacewater
Scacewater
Osborn Road
Civic Center Parza
Cubs
Spacewater
James Davis
Davis
Frances E New Dies at 58 in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Frances Elizabeth New 58 owner of the Lloyd Kiva Shop from 1948 until two years ago died of a heart attack at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital She lived at 6515 E Chaparral Scottsdale She was a member of the Arizona Designer Craftsman Valley Presbyterian Church and former Soroptimist Survived by son Charles Jeffrey New daughter Nancy E New and three brothers Services Thursday 10 am at 6947 E McDonald Drive Cremation to follow Messinger Mortuary will host after noon Wednesday for visitation
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Frances Elizabeth New
Lloyd Kiva
Scottsdale
Fifth Avenue
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
New
E. Chaparral
Arizona Designer Craftsman and
Valley Presbyterian Church
Soroptomist Club
LaMoille
Ill
Arizona
Charles
Jeffrey New
McDonald Drive
Messinger Mortuary
Theodore E Stump 71 retired businessman dies in Phoenix
Theodore E. Stump 71 a retired businessman and consultant to the Lutheran Homes and Hospital Society died Monday in Phoenix. He owned Cola Beverage Co. in Livingston Montana before retiring in 1952. Born in Phillipsburg New Jersey he moved to Scottsdale five years ago from Livingston. He held a Doctor of Divinity from Northwestern University Seminary and belonged to the United Lutheran Church executive board and the Elks. Survivors include his wife Bertha a son Theodore H in Scottsdale a sister in California and two grandchildren. Memorial services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at Abiding Saviour Lutheran Church Tempe with cremation to follow. Citations urged to Lutheran Homes and Hospitals Fargo ND or Abiding Saviour Lutheran Tempe.
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Theodore E. Stump
Lutheran Homes and Hospital Society
Phoenix
Stump
E. Monte Vista
Ree. Cola Beverage Co
Livingston, Mort
Phillipsburg
N.J
Scottsdale
Livingston
Northwestern University Seminary
United Lutheran Church Executive Board
The
Elks
Carthage
Ill
Bertha
Theodore H
Scottsdal
California
Abiding Saviour Lutheran Church
Continental Drive
Tempe
Messinger Mortuary
Fargo
N.D
Lutheran Church
Joseph R Junius Services Held for Local Resident
Joseph Raymond Junius, 43, of 8305 E Sells Dr, died Saturday in Desert Samaritan Hospital. Born in Evanston Illinois, he moved to Phoenix two years ago from Park Ridge. He served in the Marine Corps during World War II and was a salesman for Tab Products. Survived by wife Edna and children Michael, Laurel, Rosemary, Catherine and Susan. Burial at St Francis Cemetery. arrangements by Messinger Mortuary.
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Joseph Raymond Junius
E. Sells
Our Lady’ of Perpetual Help
St. Francis Cemetery
Messinger Mortuary
Mr. Junius
Rospita
Evanston
Park, Ridge
Ill
Marine Corps
Tab Products
Phoenix
Edna
Michael
Laurel
Rosemary
Catherine
Susan
City council reelects Drinkwater Gentry and Hink to four-year terms
In a brief special meeting on Monday, the Scottsdale city council officially re-elected Herb Drinkwater Billie Gentry and Heinz Hink to new four-year terms. Fern Nell reported 22 questioned ballots from last Tuesday's election, with seven rejected by the County Recorder's Office due to late registrations or outside city limits, while 15 were added to bring total votes to 4 267. The official tally shows Drinkwater 3358 Gentry 3307 Hink 2781 Kratzer 756 Schubert 913 Traxler 377 Vogt 611.
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Herb—Drinkwater
Billie Gentry
Heinz Hink
Fern Nell
Nell
County Recorder’s Office
Scottsdale
Drinkwater
John Traxler
Mrs. Gentry
Hink
Robert Kratzer
Jeff Schubert
Traxler
Southwest high pressure keeps Valley skies warm and sunny
Forecasters from the Phoenix National Weather Service predict a warm stretch with daily highs near 80 and overnight lows around 45. Scottsdale hit an 80 degree high on Monday with an early low of 41 as similar conditions persist through midweek.
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American Southwest
Phoenix
National Weather Service
Scottsdale
Food costs rise for January surpassing records
Government data show a typical U S family food basket cost jumped 30 dollars to 1680, a record annual rate, as farm prices rose for a second consecutive month. The report notes sharp increases in beef cattle, chickens, wheat, potatoes and tomatoes, with a 6.6 percent annual gain in farm value of foods and a reduced middleman margin.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Coronado High student arrested after car theft chase
A 14 year old Coronado High freshman was arrested after police pursued a stolen 1971 silver Datsun. The youth escaped to Coronado High School grounds before being captured with help from school staff. He admitted to auto theft and burglary and will be referred to Scottsdale Youth Services.
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Coronado High
Sylvester Reineke
Reineke
Coronado High School
N. 74Th St
Dale Samuels
Samuels
Scottsdale
Brooks Cadillac
Scottsdale’ Rd
Tempe
Scottsdale Youth Services
Maricopa County
Floodplain regulations okayed by Maricopa board
The Maricopa County Board of Supervisors approved floodplain construction regulations with no public opposition. Arizona Public Service officials discussed a county pollution control corporation with supervisors. A state board voted down a plan to revoke teaching certificates for teachers on strike. The Phoenix City Council approved a mechanization plan for uncontained refuse, saving 37,000 dollars annually and transferring 27 labor positions within city government.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Arizona
Arizona Public Service
John Wentz
Beer sales bill clears first House committee in Phoenix Coliseum
The Economic Affairs Committee approved a bill allowing sale of beer to the general public at the Coliseum in Phoenix. The measure cleared its first House committee on Monday.
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Phoenix
House
Economic Affairs Committee
Phoenix man held on child mistreatment charge
Edward Allen Reading a 48 year old Phoenix construction worker turned himself in to Maricopa County sheriff's officers after a 10 year old Cave Creek girl was mistreated Friday. Reading was bound over on a 22000 bond at a court commissioner hearing and faces a preliminary hearing Friday in Scottsdale Justice Court. The girl's father, who was away, returned and chased Reading with a .22 caliber weapon firing at Reading's car, which he escaped by crossing a barbed wire fence after obtaining the license number.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Cave Creek
Edward Allen Reading
Scottsdale Justice Court
Allen
Scottsdale Girl Shot In Apparent Suicide Attempt
A 16 year old Scottsdale girl was found in an abandoned stone building behind the El Gaucho Restaurant in Tempe with a gunshot wound to the right head. She was in fair condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after being despondent over her brother’s recent death and initially placed in intensive care.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Charles Kishiyama
Tempe
Hayden Road
Kishiyama
Postal rates set to rise across classes in Scottsdale
Scottsdale Postmaster D C Wilson advised patrons that postal rates will increase this Saturday. First class letter mail goes to 10 cents per ounce, airmail letters to 13 cents, postal cards to 8 cents domestic and 11 cents airmail. Information and rate pamphlets available at Scottsdale Post Office.
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U.S
Scottsdale
D.C
Wilson
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