Kissinger Shortens Moscow Talks on Nuclear Pact
Secretary of State Kissinger ended talks with Soviet leaders and flew to Brussels to brief NATO on a 10 percent cut in strategic bombers and missiles. A viable treaty could see Brezhnev in Washington by May to sign. issues on light and heavy missiles and air-launched cruise missiles were settled, but final items remain unsettled.
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Brussels
Belgium
Henry A. Kissinger
North Atlantic
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Washington
Ford
Kissinger
Kremlin
Angola
Brezhnev
Moscow
Gromyko
Geneva
U.S
Winky the Governor's Dog Flees and Is Located
A Brussels griffon owned by Pat Castro, wife of Governor Raul Castro, escaped from a Scottsdale yard amid a citywide search. Beverly Dean of Russ Lyon Realty Harbor reported finding the dog and delivering it to the Humane Society for positive ID by Shirley Chartrand.
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Lassie
Winky
Scottsdale
Roy Finch
Dean
Russ Lyon Realty Co
Camelback Rd
Villa de Fuente
Jackrabbit Roads
Tempe
The
Humane Society
Chartrand
Tennis court lights delayed at Foothills club amid council scrutiny
Paradise Valley reports a town council meeting where Foothills Tennis and Swim Club sought lighting for seven courts. Opposition shifted to personal accusations as residents cited noise and light pollution. A continuance was granted while the club prepares a detailed financial report and a resident petition to keep the club operating.
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Paradise Valley
Foothills Tennis and Swim Club
Liz Clendenin
Clendenin
Evan Sharf
Scharf
Candidates favor one acre zoning west of Pima in Scottsdale
Eight Scottsdale candidates at a North Scottsdale Homeowners Association forum all endorsed retaining one acre zoning west of Pima. Mayoral candidate Jay Gaskins and incumbent leaders stressed respect for current plans and local decision making while others urged aligning with residents and avoiding higher density. Some proposed targeted density in older undeveloped districts and cautioned against subsidized housing.
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Scottsdale
North Scottsdale
Pima
North
Planning Commission
Carvalho
Richard V. Campana
Charles Smith
Jeff Schubert
Campana
Scottsdale Road
Shea Boulevard
Carl
Wulfert
Scottsdale and
Shea
32Nd
Phoenix
Paradise Heights
Schubert
Auto testing chaos looms in Maricopa County
Deputy County Assessor Lee Prins warned of a testing backlog as Hamilton Test Systems released incomplete figures for vehicle anti-pollution tests. He said 10 000 to 30 000 additional out of state cars may need tests beyond the 56 000 cited, with $8 penalties for late registrations and jams at inspection stations through month end.
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Phoenix (Ap
Hamilton Test Systems
Maricopa County
Lee Prins
Hamilton
Prins
Arizona
Collective gaining urged for schools
Scottsdale Schools Superintendent Dr. William Randall urged using collective gaining to negotiate teacher contracts with parents and students included. He spoke at a state conference at Arizona State University, calling the present adversarial system destructive and urging open sessions and public dissemination.
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William Randall
Scottsdale
Randall
Arizona State University
Today in the News From Associated Press Wires
The summary compiles AP wire items across politics, economy, international events, and notable incidents reported today. It highlights key facts, names, dates, places, and outcomes as captured by AP reporters.
First U S flu cases reported by CDC
The CDC announced the first influenza cases in the United States this season with outbreaks in Minnesota and Oregon and scattered cases in California. It said major winter outbreaks are not expected. Former North Carolina Governor Terry Sanford withdrew from the Democratic presidential race, citing fundraising and campaign difficulties.
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Atlanta
United States
National Center For Disease Control
Minnesota
Oregon
California
CDC
Durham
N.C
North Carolina
Terry Sanford
San‘ford
Stock Market Rises As Dow Closes Higher Amid Gains
New York stocks moved up today as profit taking faded. The Dow Jones average rose 11.10 points to 954.58 at 2 p.m. with more advancers than decliners on the NYSE.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Fourth body found after Milwaukee grain elevator blast
Rescue teams located a fourth body after an explosion tore through a 225 foot grain storage elevator in Saginaw County. Ten people were injured and one man remained missing, believed dead under collapsed concrete walls.
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Milwaukee
Mich
Saginaw
Senate panel orders release of files in Helms probe
The Senate intelligence committee voted to turn over some documents to Justice Department prosecutors. The materials cover a 1971 break in at a former CIA employee’s office, possible perjury by Richard Helms, and a claimed plot to murder columnist Jack Anderson, as stated by Chairman Frank Church.
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Washington
Senate Intelligence Committee
Justice Department
CIA
Richard M. Helms
Helms
Chile
Jack Anderson
Frank Church
D-Idaho
MPLA advances in Angola threaten rival capital
Soviet backed MPLA forces seize three central towns in Angola after defeating FNLA in the north. Cubim reinforcements rush south to spearhead the assault as the outcome threatens the Western backed rival capital.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Angola
Popular Movement
MPLA
Cubim
National Front
FNLA
Weather outlook with slight shower chances and cooling
Partly cloudy today and tomorrow with a slight 20 percent chance of measurable rain. A little cooler with highs in the low 70s today and upper 60s tomorrow. Overnight lows near 50. Details on page 3.
Engineers clash before ASU nuclear power forum in Arizona
Westinghouse engineers Dave Samara and Ken Kearns argued with Arizona activists from Arizona Nuclear Safeguards ASE before and after a 90 minute Q and A on nuclear power. ASE accused Westinghouse of pressuring debate while Westinghouse said the initiative is a ban on nuclear power and not safeguards.
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David Lucas
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Arizona
Palo Verde
Phoenix
Westinghouse
ASE
Hassling
ASU
Kevin Dahl
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