Israel begins Suez withdrawal as talks loom
Israel starts pulling equipment from forward Suez West Bank positions after Knesset approval of a disengagement accord. Egyptian president Sadat says Syria ready to discuss Syrian Israeli disengagement, warning Geneva talks cannot restart without a Syria Israel deal. Damascus also open to talks on the matter.
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West Bank
Suez
Canal Today
Anwar Sadat
Syria
Sadat
Rabat
Morocco
Geneva
Damascus
Disengagement Near as Israel’s Meir Seeks Step Toward Peace
In Jerusalem a stormy session ended 76 to 35 as Golda Meir urged the troop withdrawal move as a potential peace step. Israel will pull back from positions south of the Cairo Suez highway and open the route to civilian traffic, with UNEF to guard evacuated zones for six hours before handing over to Egypt. The move includes reconditioning about 750,000 mines for future defense and transferring 300 wounded Egyptian soldiers from Suez to Cairo hospitals. Sadat pressed for Palestinian participation in Geneva talks and linked canal reopening to broader aims. The full peace conference had adjourned last year while Egypt and Israel finalized the withdrawal pact signed last Friday.
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Planning agency may gain final say on zoning changes
City planning commission approved a proposed amendment giving the commission final authority on most zoning applications and allowing conditional zoning. The measure would let the commission grant final approval if unopposed, with council voting still required. A new sign ordinance for non conforming signs and a zoning change for 40 acres owned by Sentry Insurance at 96th Street and Shea Boulevard were also considered.
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City
Bud Tims
Sentry Insurance Co
96Th Street
Shea Boulevard
Sentry
Cave Creek Youth Dies in Suspected Self Inflicted Gunshot
Samuel Hodnett III, 18, was found dead in his Cave Creek mobile home Tuesday evening from a suspected self inflicted gunshot wound. Det. Bob Barrett of the Maricopa County Sheriff's Office said Hodnett used a .38 pistol and left a note to his father in Lodi California. He had lived in the area about two years and was unemployed.
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Barrett
Lodi
Calif
Stragier to Speak at ASU on Plans for Scottsdale
Scottsdale public works director Marc Stragier will speak at Arizona State University at 7 30 p m Thursday in room 6-145 Engineering Center. His talk titled Scottsdale Arizona Plans Its Environment covers design review a proposed sign ordinance a green belt in Indian Bend Wash area and refuse collection.
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Marc Stragier
Scottsdale
Public Works
Arizona State University
Engineering Center
Arizona
Bend Wash
Doctor Shrier to Speak on Language and Learning Disabilities
Dr Norma Shrier, learning disabilities consultant for the Scottsdale School District, will address a Balsz Chapter audience at 8 tonight on Language and Learning Disabilities A Case for Early Treatment. The event takes place at Balsz School 4309 E Belleview and is sponsored by the Arizona Association for Children with Learning Disabilities.
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Norma Shrier
Balsz
E. Belleview
Balsz Chapter
The
Arizona Association For Children With ‘Learning Disabilities
Shrier
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Named Guinea Pig For Pollution Control Model
The Division of Air Pollution Control endorses using Scottsdale as a test case to develop environmental regulation models. Arizona officials seek federal funding and provide $50,000 in equipment plus a county mobile pollution monitor to compare pollution levels across city areas. County staff would design a 100-foot square building to house the equipment at Miller and Thomas Roads.
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Arizona State Health Department
Scottsdale
Arthur Aymer
State Agency
Environmental Protection Agency
San Francisco
Dale Carter
Miller and
Thomas Roads
Carter
FTC seeks stronger warning on cigarette packs and ads
The Federal Trade Commission urged Congress to require a more explicit health warning on cigarette packages and on "Little cigars" ads. It called for government funding of research to develop a safer cigarette and a broader anti smoking campaign amid record 1973 consumption of 582 billion cigarettes.
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UPI
Federal Trade Commissio
FTC
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Weicker Seeks Written Questions for Nixon on Watergate
Senator Lowell P. Weicker Jr. proposes that Senate Watergate committee members submit written questions to President Nixon about Watergate details unless he agrees to a White House meeting by week’s end. If no response, individual members would file written questions for public release on Feb 5, 1974, ahead of Feb 28 report. The committee remains split on further hearings.
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Washington
UPI
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
Rconn
Nixon
Senate Watergate Committee
Weicker
White House
Obituary for Gloria B Knoyer Retired Stenographer
Gloria B Knoyer 63 a retired stenographer dies with services set for 10 a m Saturday at Green Acres Mortuary. Burial will follow at Green Acres Memorial Gardens with visitation Friday from 2 to 4 p m and 7 to 9 p m. Born in Wharton Texas she moved to Arizona in 1965 from Denver and resided at 7433 E Bonita Drive Survivors include daughter Nancy Riggs of Virginia two brothers two sisters and two grandchildren
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Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Knoyer
Wharton
Texas
Arizona
Denver
E. Bonita Drive
Nancy Riggs
Virginia
Sunny Warmer Weather Forecast for Scottsdale and Valley
Forecasters at the Phoenix National Weather Service predict variable high cloudiness with sunny skies and warmer temperatures in Scottsdale and the Valley. Today will be breezy with afternoon highs into the mid 60s and overnight lows around the mid 30s at Phoenix Sky Harbor, near 30 in the colder valley locations. Scottsdale reached 65 for a high Tuesday with a 36 degree low early today.
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Valley
Phoenix
National Weather Service
Phoenix -Sky Harbor International
Maricopa County property values forecast rise in 1974-75
County Assessor Ken Kunes projects more than 1 billion dollars in increased values for both commercial and residential properties in Maricopa County for 1974-75. The hike aims to offset revenue losses and may enable lower property tax rates.
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Maricopa County
Ken Kunes
Kunes
Regents Fill Two Seats with Noted Arizona Republicans
Gov. Jack Williams announced the appointments to the State Board of Regents. Ralph Bilby Jr. of Flagstaff will replace Norman Sharber, and Rudy Campbell, former Tempe mayor, will take over from John Lentz of Phelps-Dodge Corp. Both appointees are Republicans.
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Ralph Bilby Jr
Flagstaff
Tempe
Rudy Campbell
State Board of Regents
Jack Williams
Bilby
Norman Sharber
Campbell
John Lentz
Phelps-Dodge Corp
Bisbee
Wymore Named State Director of Environmental Planning
James F. Wymore, 41, veteran Republican operative, named by Gov. Jack Williams as state director of environmental planning. He will assume duties February 1 and has served as executive director of the Republican State Committee since 1971. Wymore has lived in Phoenix since 1968.
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Phoenix
James F. Wymore
Republican Party
Wymore
Jack Williams
Arizona
Republican State Committee
Right-to-life rally planned at Arizona capitol
A Sunday afternoon right to life rally is set for 2 p.m. in the parking lot east of the Capitol Building in Phoenix with astronaut Joseph P. Kerwin, M.D., among speakers. The Arizona PTA opposes four day school weeks in a letter to Gov. Jack Williams, arguing problems would outweigh benefits.
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Phoenix
State Capitol
Joseph P. Kerwin
Capitol Building
Arizona Congress of Parents and Teachers
PTA
Jack Williams
Insurance cuts save Arizona motorists millions this year
Arizona motorists may save between 10 million and 15 million dollars this year from automobile insurance cuts tied to the fuel crisis. State Insurance Director Millard Humphrey says some drivers have already qualified for reduced premiums by cutting annual mileage via car pools or public transit.
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Phoenix
Arizona
Millard Humphrey
Humphrey
Paradise Valley Town Council Holds First Session at New Town Hall
The Paradise Valley council meets at 7:30 p.m. in the new $420,000 town hall at 6401 E Lincoln Drive after staff moved in last week. Open House runs 3 to 5 p.m. Sunday. Actions include a special use permit for a 332 foot private road north of Mockingbird Lane to serve a four-lot parcel, final plat for Casas Norte eight-lot subdivision west of 70th Street, and a three month extension for Kober Road Estate four-lot development north of Doubletree Ranch Road east of Kober Road.
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Lincoln Drive
Mockingbird Lane
Hummingbird Lane
Casas Norte
70Th Street
Cheney Drive
Kober Road
Doubletree Ranch Road
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