Kissinger Links Aid to Voting in International Forums
Secretary Kissinger said the United States will tie aid and preferential trade to developing nations' behavior in international meetings. He noted recent U N votes showed anti American sentiment from Africa and South America and warned that such positions hinder U S-Developing world cooperation.
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Washington (Ap
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Ford Administration
Kissinger
U.N
Scottsdale man pronounced dead after 8 a.m. discovery
A Scottsdale man identified as 24 year old Joseph Monteleone was found unresponsive in his apartment at 8 a.m. by roommate John Mariniak. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital with cause of death under investigation. The victim was found lying on the living room floor wearing stereo headphones.
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Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Joseph Monteleone
E. Thomas Rd
John Mariniak
Buffalo Barbecue by Scottsdale Club This Saturday
The Scottsdale Sportsman's Club sponsors a buffalo barbecue from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday at the Scottsdale Boys Club located at 7502 E Osborne Rd. The entrance price is $2.50 per person.
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Scottsdale Sportsman’s Club
Scottsdale
Community College Funding Plan Faces Tuition Free Stance
Arizona lawmakers hear that a new funding formula would keep tuition free while cutting state support by 4 to 6 million dollars next year. The plan, debated by the Senate panel, counts students differently and may trim marginal programs, with final board approval slated for February 13.
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Phoenix
State Community College Board
Arnold Jeffers
Senate Appropriations Committee
Tom Saad
Jeffers
Community College Board
Arizona
House Appropriations Committee
Soviet Union Buys 301 198 Tons U S Corn to Boost 1975 76
The Agriculture Department said the Soviet Union bought 301 198 metric tons of U S corn from Cargill marking a first U S grain sale since November 1974 and lifting 1975 76 U S grain exports to Russia to about 13.4 million tons.
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Russia
Agriculture Department
Cargill, Inc
Minneapolis
Argentia
USDA
Ford Administration
White House
Indian activist Vine Deloria Jr to speak at SCC
Scottsdale Community College hosts American Indian activist author Vine Deloria Jr in the Speakers Series on February 11 at 8 p.m. in the Student Center. Deloria, author of Custer Died for Your Sins and God Is Red, advocates tribal nations within the U.S. and urges affirmative action. Admission is free and open to the public at 9000 E. Chaparral Rd.
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Vine Deloria Jr
Scottsdale Community College
Custer
God Is Red
Deloria
U.S. Congress
E. Chaparral Rd
Obituary Col. Dan C. Russell AZ official dies at 63
Col. Dan C. Russell 63 longtime facilities and construction officer for Arizona Division of Military Affairs died Wednesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A West Point graduate WWII veteran he taught at Fort Leavenworth and NYU and advised Saudi Arabia Taiwan and Ecuador. Services Saturday 2 p.m. at Messinger Mortuary with military graveside honors at West Point Cemetery. Survivors include wife Florida daughter Dancy Spergel son Dan P and step sons Dave and Mike Duffy.
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Dan C. Russell
Division of Military Affairs
State of Arizona
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
West Point Military Academy
Col
Russell
Paseo del Sur
Ft. Leavenworth
Saudi Arabia
Taiwan
Ecuador
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Road
U.S. Military Academy
West Point
N.Y
Florida
Dancy Spergel
Dan P
Boston
Mass
Dave
Mike Duffy
Houston
Texas
Evelyn Kokalis Rites Held For Local Businesswoman and Philanthropist
Evelyn Kokalis 64 dies at Good Samaritan Hospital. Visitation 7:30 p.m. today at Grimshaw Bethany Chapel 710 W Bethany Home. Funeral 11 a.m. Saturday at Greek Orthodox Church 1973 E Maryland. Survivors include husband George P Kokalis daughter-in-law Matina sisters and more. She owned a Chicago food chain with her husband and was active in the Phoenix Symphony Guild Philoptochos Society and reading to the blind.
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Grimshaw Bethany
W. Bethany Home
E. Maryland
Kokalis
E. Rockridge
Chicago
Good Samaritan Hospital
The
Phoenix
Black urges city school accord in Scottsdale
Independent city council candidate Jean Black urges closer cooperation between Scottsdale city government and the Scottsdale School District. She cites stalled joint park and school site plans and questions why funds cannot be pooled for shared projects. Black also seeks greater recognition of Scottsdale Community College by the city.
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Scottsdale
Jean Black
Black
Roger Slater
Berridge Lane
Scottsdale Community College
SCC
Senate votes preliminarily to lift school absentee penalties
Arizona Senate advances a bill to remove funding penalties for districts with high absenteeism, arguing districts could claim full enrollment. The measure, amid mixed views, would cut administrative costs and shift funding impacts, with a final vote pending.
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Phoenix
Arizona Senate
Senate
Boyd Tenney
Prescott
Tony Gabaldon
Flagstaff
Stiffer penalties for second moving violation in Phoenix court
City judges adopt a new policy for second moving violations in Phoenix. Defendants who plead guilty or are found guilty must also attend a driver improvement school within one year. Moving violations accrue points on licenses, officials say.
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City of Phoenix
Rodger A. Golston
Golston
Abandoned pickup harboring 800 pounds marijuana traced near Cockleburr
Deputies and BIA police pursued a pickup west of Cockleburr in the Papago Reservation south of Casa Grande. The driver abandoned the vehicle after a late Wednesday chase and fled into the desert, with searchers continuing by daybreak hoping to capture him.
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Cockleburr
Pinal County
U.S. Bureau of Indian Affairs
Papago
Casa Grande
Welfare overpayments rise in first half of 1976
The State Department of Economic Security reports a sharp increase in welfare and food stamp overpayments in the first half of fiscal 1976. DES collected $107,000 of $945,000 owed for July through December, an overpayment recovery rate of 11.6 percent.
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Phoenix
State Department of Economic Security
DES
Grievance Initiated Against Surgeon Erle E. Peacock
A University of Arizona process has begun to dismiss controversial surgeon Erle E. Peacock. A campus official confirmed the Medical School Dean Neal Vanselow’s office sent Peacock a letter detailing the grievance. The case includes alleged interference in recruiting a new head for the surgery department.
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Tucson
Erle E. Peacock
University of Arizona
Medical School
Neal Vanselow
Peacock
Phoenix union seeks 15 percent across the board pay hike
The Administrative Supervisory Professional and Technical Employees Association demanded a 15 percent increase for about a quarter of Phoenix's 1,200 upper level workers. President Carl Weinstein said the raise would cost the city roughly 2.2 million dollars for fiscal 1977 starting July. Arizona ahead of California in school tax rate equalization noted by California’s Dr. Wilson Riles during a visit.
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Phoenix
Carl Weinstein
Administrative, Supervisory, Professional and Technical
Arizona
California
Wilson Riles
Northern Arizona University
Extortion Bomb Threat Targets Chaparral High School
A male caller in his late teens threatened Chaparral High School with a bomb unless $25,000 was left at the Tatum Boulevard Thunderbird Road intersection by 10 30 am. He called at 9 55 am and again near 10 15 am as officers were present. No bomb was found.
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Chaparral High School
Tatum Boulevard
Thunderbird Road
Barbara E. McFarland
McFarland
Stolen $8,500 painting from Main Trail Galleries display
An $8,500 painting titled The Family by John C. Hemick dated 1968 was stolen early Thursday from an outside display at Main Trail Galleries 7169 E Main St. A nine by nine foot plate glass window was smashed with a rock to access the exhibit housing two other paintings and two bronze statues.
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Main Trail
Main St
John C. Hemick
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