Kissinger arrives in Moscow for new arms talks
Secretary of State Kissinger lands in Moscow for fresh nuclear talks with Soviet leaders as he defends U S stance against conceding strategic edge. He vows no electoral interference will derail a treaty and warns against Angola violence while pressing for a missile and bomber ceiling by 1985. A senior Pentagon expert accompanies him.
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Paradise Valley Considers Rule Change For Town Boards
Town planning and zoning commission will review an ordinance to modify selection procedures for the commission chairman and the town board of adjustments. The measure would abolish fixed term lengths and align terms to three years. The meeting is set for 7 30 p m at Town Hall.
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Today in the News From Associated Press Wires
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Portugal arrests ex security head in failed revolt
Major Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho, former head of internal security, was arrested in Lisbon as a key plotter in last November's failed military revolt. Army leaders implicated the Communist party, though Carvalho was not formally aligned with it, and he was demoted from general to major after government forces quelled a 48 hour uprising led by Premier Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo supporters.
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Otelo Saraiva de Carvalho
Communist Party
Carvalho
Jose Pinheiro de Azevedo
FBI most wanted fugitive freed on bail
David Fine 23 a longtime FBI top fugitive was released on bail two weeks after his arrest. He plans to map legal strategy with his lawyers today. Fine faces federal and state charges over a 1970 antiwar bombing that killed a University of Wisconsin researcher.
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Madison
Wis
David Fine
FBI
Fine
University of Wisconsin
Government reports GNP drop at 1975 year end
The Commerce Department said total output fell 2 percent in 1975, the largest postwar decline in GNP. Growth in the last quarter slowed to about half the rate of the prior period, signaling a weak economy.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Seniors Press City Hall To Fund Downtown Center
A large Riverside crowd urged Scottsdale officials to allocate federal community development funds to complete the downtown senior citizen center. About 120 people attended, with seniors making up roughly two thirds, while others asked for street, housing, and youth services funds. The hearing focused on using the $1.8 million for the 1976-77 fiscal year. $317,000 is already earmarked to design and start the first phase.
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Scottsdale
Martin Reifer
R. L. Stover
Stover
Council to modify towing firm ordinance
City council informally agrees to modify the towing ordinance while keeping the police rotation list for wreckers. A report urges Scottsdale to bid one firm to handle all police DPS calls amid complaints of overcharging and ordinance violations. The staff will draft amendments to the current rules.
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Dan Hay
Paul Messinger
Arizona Corporation Commission
Richard V. Campana
Charles Smith
Fundamental school panel weighs grade reform and dress code
A district committee formed Oct. 7 weighs removing number grades for four eighth grades in favor of letter grades A to F DP. It also considers dress code changes including hair, clothing length, and no cut offs while planning a possible fifth subcommittee on transportation costs.
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James Wellington
Fundamental School
Fundamental
44Th St
Jin Tanner
Tanner
County approves Bell Road Sheriff substation plan
Maricopa County supervisors approve construction of the first of four sheriff substations for the Bell and Scottsdale Roads area. The 15 cell facility will hold 30 prisoners on completion in about 10 months with possible 10 temporary inmates. Construction costs total 400000 from a 1972 bond sale. Land may be donated by the U S Bureau of Reclamation. The substation will speed patrols, reduce jail and court transport, and include briefing rooms showers locker rooms and an arraignment court.
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Bell and
Scottsdale Roads
Phillip Severson
Severson
U.s.bureau of Reclamation
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