Kissinger to seek new arms pact in Moscow
Secretary of State Kissinger says he will travel to Moscow next week to pursue a strategic arms treaty despite Soviet intervention in Angola. He cites a promised modification from the Soviet side and warns that failure to reach an agreement could prompt a harsher U.S. response and broader instability.
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Washington
Henry .A. Kissinger
Moscow
Angola
Kissinger
Soviet Union
Middle East
Golan Heights
Chou En-lai
United States
China
U.S
State Department
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Tass
U.S.S.R
U.S.A
Scottsdale students study government with city program
Five Scottsdale High School juniors and seniors joined about 200 peers in municipal government activities. The class, taught by Mayor William C. Jenkins, explored Scottsdale's municipal court functions with students Brenda Stein Dawn Knappenberger Linda Whitland Linda Schulz and Valerie Swanson among those pictured.
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Scottsdale High School
Scottsdale
Brenda Stein
Dawn Knappenberger
Linda Whitland
Linda Schulz
Valerie Swanson
William C. Jenkins
Labor Secretary Dunlop resigns over veto on picketing bill
John T. Dunlop announced his resignation in Washington, citing President Ford's veto of a bill expanding union picketing rights as destroying the trust and respect needed among labor, management, and government.
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Washington
John T. Dunlop
Ford
Story
Malaysia's Razak dies in London clinic at 53
London reports the death of Tun Abdul Razak prime minister of Malaysia aged 53. Acting Prime Minister Hussein Onn announced Razak's death on national television and radio and appeared emotionally moved. Razak, known as the father of development, led Malaysia and was acknowledged as his probable successor’s ally.
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London
Tun Abdul Razak
Malaysia
Malaysian High Commission
Hussein Onn
Razak
Court allows local taxes on imported goods storage
The Supreme Court ruled that state and local governments may levy property taxes on imported goods stored within their jurisdictions. The decision could create a sizeable new revenue stream for local officials.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Ford nominates Armstrong first woman ambassador to Britain
President Ford names Anne Armstrong of Texas as the first woman to serve as U S ambassador to Britain and says she will do a superb job.
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Washington
Ford Today
White House
Anne Armstrong
Texas
U.S
Sentencing Delayed as Hatton Mental State Examines Guilt
Convicted double murderer John Richard Hatton faces possible death for the Nov. 7, 1974 killings of two Scottsdale boys. Trial testimony on Hatton s mental capacity continued with Dr Paul Bindergras noting signs of mental illness and alcoholism amid claims of intoxication the night before the boys were found.
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Hatton
John Richard Hatton
Scottsdale
Jeffrey Schlosser
Kelly Kardell
Superior Court
Charles L. Hardy
Hattori
Tempe
Paul Bindergras
Bindergras
Fitzgerald
Chaparral Hs Names Stuart Kammerman as Principal
Stuart Kammerman 34, longtime Chaparral High School assistant principal, will become principal Monday replacing James Curlett who leaves to head Mountain View High School in Mesa. Kammerman, approved unanimously by the Scottsdale school board, plans a steady start and to study the district five year curriculum plan. He holds degrees from Lake Forest College and the University of Arizona with earlier teaching and administrative experience in Phoenix Union.
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Chaparral High School
Stuart Kammerman
James Curlett
Mountain View High School
Mesa
A Kammerman
Chaparral
Phoenix Union High School
Kammerman
Scottsdale
Jim Curlett
Lake Forest College
City and Scottsdale School District eye shared computer system
City of Scottsdale and the Scottsdale School District began discussions on sharing the central data processing system. The citizen's committee recommended buying a Univac 70/7 for 695,416 over five years to handle administrative and educational needs, with potential $400,000 savings versus a private bid.
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TIM McGraw
Scottsdale
Univac
Jack Kearney
Kearney
Frank Aleshire
Aleshire
Arizona
Scottsdale sells city bonds at 2.68 percent rate
The Bank of America and Bankers Trust purchased 600000 dollars in short term City of Scottsdale bonds at 2.68 percent interest with bids opened Tuesday. James A. Jenkins said five bids were received and the highest was 2.88 percent. Maturity is May 14 with notes dated Feb 10. Bonds fund neighborhood development program while awaiting HUD reimbursement. The city plans to close NDP by fiscal year end June 30. this may be the last series for that purpose.
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Bank of America
Bankers Trust
City of Scottsdale
James A. Jenkins
Finance Department
Jenkins
NDP
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Scottsdale
Fannin warns site decision on solar institute may hinge on politics
Sen. Paul J. Fannin told Scottsdale lawyers the choice of site for the federal solar energy institute faces a highly competitive bid from several states and could become political in an election year. He urged merit based selection and criticized overregulation while calling for regulatory reform and simpler laws.
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Solar Energy Institute
Paul J. Fannin
Arizona Republican
Scottsdale
Arizona
Fannin
U.S
Congress
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