Meir Says Israel Signs Sinai Withdrawal Pact to Avert War
Israeli Prime Minister Golda Meir announced Israel has signed a troop withdrawal agreement with Egypt moving about 13 miles into the Sinai to prevent a new Middle East war. She cited no progress with Syria on disengagement or POW lists and noted talks with Kissinger in Damascus while Libyan and Syrian reports tied to weapon shipments and negotiations.
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Golda Meir
Egypt
Middle East
Libya
Soviet Union
Damascus
Israel
Hafez Assad
An Nahar
Syria
Kissinger
Geneva
Washington
Meir
Arizona teen dies in suspected carbon monoxide suicide
Scottsdale police investigated a death of 19 year old Scott Rex Howle at his car on East Pine Drive after a hose from the tailpipe was placed inside the car and the windows were closed. Two death by own action notes were found on the body and a court appearance was cited as a motive. A friend, Robert DiRoss, notified authorities and attempted to revive Howle along with Officer George Nance.
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Scottsdale
Scott Rex Howle
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
East Pine Drive
Roy Finch
Finch
Howie
Robert DiRoss
Sheriff's Office
Sheriff’s Department
DiRoss
Ficer George Nance
Tucson legislator reveals income for 1973
Rep. Larry Bahill of Tucson announced sources of income totaling 8169.83 dollars for 1973, mainly from his legislative salary and naval reservist pay. A Glendale Community College dining hall fire caused about 25000 dollars in damage and is under investigation by Fire Prevention Officer Don Eberle.
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Phoenix
Tucson
Larry Bahill
Glendale
Glendale Community College
Don Eberle
IRS orders halt to probe of Yuma attorney Ronald McKelvey
A U S District Court judge stopped the IRS investigation of Yuma attorney Ronald McKelvey and ordered return of all records. In Phoenix ambulance woes, two of four major firms say city policies threaten to end their operations, with Lincoln Ragsdale reporting $30,000 in unpaid city calls. Mayor Barrow demands a rapid solution.
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Phoenix
Internal Revenue Service
Yuma
Ronald McKelvey
U.S. District Court
Walter Craig
McKelvey
Tim Barrow
Lincoln Ragsdale
Universal Ambulance Service
Murder degree to be decided in Duggan case
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Williby heard testimony to decide if Frank Duggan should be sentenced for first or second degree murder in his wife’s death. Duggan pleaded no contest to an open murder charge, a plea treated as guilty under new rules.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County
Williby
Frank Duggan
Duggan
Phoenix City Council May Refer Zoning to Planning Panel
The Phoenix city council on Monday signaled it may send the proposed zoning ordinance back to the planning and zoning commission. A detailed line-by-line memo is unlikely without a report from the six member special committee.
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Phoenix
Planning and Zoning Commission
Fire damages split level home on E Buena Terra Way
Firefighters responded to a blaze at 8325 E Buena Terra Way this morning, estimating damages at $8000. The fire began in the furnace area and quickly vented into the attic, with the attic area sustaining significant damage. No occupants were home and identity of residents was not available.
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Buena Terra Way
Frank Roush
Scottsdale
Scottsdale School Board weighs nitty gritty costs night
The Scottsdale School Board meets at the Education Center to vote on repairs and equipment purchases across the district. Roofing work at Mohave Navajo elementary schools and Arcadia High is pegged at 21 634 with 20 730 funded. paving at Ingleside Kachina Kiva Pueblo Tawan Annex and Distribution Center totals 16 147. A 5 694 spray paint booth for Vocational Technical Center is proposed and contracts totaling 9 511 cover furnishing an Electricity Electronics program at Chaparral High.
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Mohave
Navajo
Arcadia High
Ingleside
Kachina
Kiva
Pueblo
Tawan
Vocational-Technical Center
Chaparral High School
Indian coverage urged for All Indian Days in Scottsdale
Mayor Bid Tims invited ABC Wide World of Sports staff to cover the All Indian Days events in April 1921. He said more than 2,000 Indian tribes would compete in Indian Dancing, an athletic event with national appeal, and expected crowds exceeding 30,000 spectators in Scottsdale.
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Bid
Tims
ABC Wide World of Sports
Scottsdale
ABC
Scientists may help city work
A National Science Foundation representative will meet with city staffers at city hall to discuss financing a program. Motorola scientists could assist in city government innovations, with Frank Hershman and Bob Samuelson attending to explore how Motorola research can address city problems. City Manager Dale Carter aims to persuade NSF to fund the project.
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National Science Foundation
Washington, D.C
Motorola
Frank Hershman
The
Foundation
Bob Samuelson
Electronics
Dale Carter
Hershman
Reverend Morton Claude Morton's Obituary in Phoenix
Mortan Claude Morton 78, longtime Presbyterian pastor and educator, died Sunday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He helped organize 40 churches in Arizona, taught 12 years in Wyoming, and led the Wyoming School Trustees Association. Survived by two sons Daniel and Donald, a sister in Washington, and five grandchildren. Services Wednesday at First Presbyterian Phoenix. burial at Green Acres Cemetery. Memorials to Presbyterian of Grand Canyon for church development.
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Claudel, Morton
Arizona
Scottsdale’ Memorial Hospital
Morton
E. Weldon
Casper
Board of National Missions
Presbyterian Church
Wyoming
School Trustees Association of
Rocky Mountain
Phoenix
Synod
Daniel
Tucson
Donald E
Tempe
Washington State
First Presbyterian Church of
W. Monroe
Messinger Mortuary
Green—Acres
Presbyteria of
Grand Canyon
Roanoke
Beatrice Wiess Memorial Service in Scottsdale
Mrs Beatrice Wiess 62 of 4202 N 68th Paice is honored in a 730 p m service at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. Fatally injured in an auto accident in Mexico City while vacationing with her husband William Sr. She was a Scottsdale resident since 1960 and an officer of Central Plastic and Rubber Co. Survived by husband two sons William Jr Christopher daughter Martha three grandsons and siblings in Minnesota. Memorials to Prince of Peace Lutheran Church memorial fund.
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Beatrice Wiess
Paice
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
Central Plastic and Rubber Co
Carlton
Minn
Arizona
Waketa
Ill
William Jr
Christopher
Martha
Scottsdale
Minnesota
Two police take Jaycee awards
Scottsdale Jaycees name veteran Dale Samuels Outstanding Young Man of the Year for the local police, while rookie Diane Taylor earns the nations first Outstanding Young Law Enforcement Officer of the Year. The Boss of the Year honor ties between Howard Tench and George Gregg.
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Scottsdale Jaycees
Howard Tench
Jaycees
George Gregg
Diane Taylor
Dale Samuels
Daves Wilson
Scottsdale
Police Department
Police Academy
Taylor
Arizona State University
George’ Gregg
Dave Wilson
Cocopah School
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44Th St
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LOY Clemons Builders and Designers
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Claude ‘Morton
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Carefree
Lawford
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Scottsdale Public Library
Civic Center Plaza
Palo Alto
First Avenue
Marshall
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Sunrise Villas
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Camelback Road
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Sunrise Corporation
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