Kissinger Meets West Germans During Munich Visit
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger briefed West German leaders on the Moscow summit after meeting Pope Paul VI at the Vatican. He sought to reassure European allies of United States consultation, discussed the Middle East peace process, and observed Brazil versus Poland for third place in the world soccer championships near Munich.
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Kim Willenson
Munich
Germany
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Moscow
Vatican
Paul VI
Jerusalem
Kissinger
Hans- Dietrich Genscher
U.S. Air Force Base
Fuerstenfeldbrueck
Nixon
Leonid I. Brezhnev
United States
Europe
Middle East
Federico Alessandrini Sdid
Alessandrini
Henry Cabot Lodge
U.S
Mideast
Paul
Israel
Rhodes Targets PSRO Law Change Over Doctor Checks
Rep. John Rhodes of Arizona said he would seek repeal or modification of a 1972 law allowing doctors to check on other doctors. He heard complaints about PSRO during a meeting with area physicians and laypeople who argued the law would give the federal government virtual control of doctor patient relationships.
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Phoenix
John Rhodes
R-Ariz
Rhodes
Professional Standards Review Organizations
PSRO
Phoenix Police Ease Grooming Rules For Hair Length
Phoenix police plan to adopt updated grooming rules allowing officers slightly longer hair after Chief Lawrence Wetzel cited complaints about social restraints from short haircuts. The change addresses officer concerns and updates department standards.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Police
Lawrence Wetzel
Arizonans Injured in Amtrak Derailment in Kansas
Forty two people were injured when an Amtrak passenger train derailed near Melvern Kansas on Friday. Among the wounded were four Arizonans including three from a Tucson family. Reagen Kusseth nine was hospitalized in satisfactory condition while his mother Anne forty two and brother John eleven were treated and released. Phillip Baldwin thirty one of Phoenix also received treatment and was released.
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Melvern
Kan
Arizona
Tucson
Reagen Kusseth
Anne
John
Phillip Baldwin
Phoenix
Man Killed in Two-Vehicle Collision Near Here
San Luis Calletano Martinez a 19 year old Somerton resident died Friday when his car drifted over the center line on U S 95 three miles north of here and struck the rear of an oncoming tractor trailer, according to the Department of Public Safety.
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San Luis
Calletano Martinez
Somerton
U.S. 95
Here
Department of Public Safety
Memorial services for Theodore A. Rehm announced
Theodore A. Rehm 72 retired Philadelphia corporate executive died Wednesday in Good Samaritan Hospital. Services set for 11 a.m. Monday at Valley Presbyterian Church in Scottsdale. He founded Keystone Custodian Funds and led Keystone Corporation era with wide Arizona ties. survivors include wife Marianna and five daughters. Burial private.
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Theodore A. Rehm
Philadelphia Corporation
Arizona
Valley Presbyterian Church
E. McDonald
Rehm
Saguaro Rd
Good Samaritan Hospital
Arizona* Zoological Society
Thee Phoenix Fine Arts Association
Phoenix Society of Financial Analysis
Golden Retriever Club of America
Scottsdale
Federal Reserve Bank
Philadelphia
Keystone Custodian Funds
Boston Fiduciary
Keystone Corporation
Phoenix
Colorado
New Mexico
California
Marianna Barnes
Sanchia
Joan- Audrey
Beverly
Per
Funeral Mass For Meg McIntyre 16 In Scottsdale
Meg McIntyre aged 16 died Thursday at her home 7824 E Culver after moving from Terre Haute Indiana 16 years ago. She attended St Daniels Elementary and was to be a Coronado High School senior. Survivors include her parents Mr and Mrs Daniel E McIntyre a brother Mark and three sisters Minday Marcy Maria all of Scottsdale plus grandparents Mrs BV McIntyre and Mr and Mrs JH Garvin of Indiana.
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Meg McIntyre
E. Culver
Miss McIntyre
Terre Haute
Ind
St. Daniels
Coronado High School
Daniel E. McIntyre
Mark
Scottsdale
Minday
Marcy
Maria
B-V. ‘McIntyre
J. H. Garvin
Indiana
Thai unrest simmers after Bangkok riots and posters
In Bangkok, indicators of student discontent with police actions surfaced as Thamasat University posters condemned civilian killings. Police tore down some posters, while three student groups announced investigations into the riots that left 24 dead, about 200 injured, and 97 arrested.
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Bangkok
UPI
Thamasat University
Mother seeks US return for son living in Soviet Union
The mother of Dean C. Hoxsey, a former Marine who became a Soviet citizen after 17 years in the USSR, asks the State Department to permit his return. U.S. authorities say he relinquished citizenship and cannot come back, though he was granted an exit visa by Soviet authorities.
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San Francisco
UPI
U.S
Soviet Union
State Department
United States
Dean C. Hoxsey
Hoxsey
Leon Hugo
KCBS
Gold Hill
Ore
Hugo
California
U.S.S.R
Two Arizona petition drives seek ballot inclusion
Petitions for an honesty in government package and a merit selection plan for judges qualified for the November ballot. Common Cause circulated the honesty proposal with 44 800 signatures, 41 141 valid needed. Citizens Joint Selection and Election of Judges circulated 83 959 signatures, 61 711 valid needed.
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Phoenix
UPI
Secretary of State
Common Cause Cochairman
Stitt
Citizens’ Association
Arizona Court
League of Womens Voters
State Bar Association
Arizona Jaycees
Arizona Judges Association
State Supreme Court
Maricopa
Pima
Taxation Conference Set For Flagstaff July 17 19
The Arizona Department of Revenue and the Arizona Association of Assessing Officers sponsor a tax conference July 17 to 19 at the Little America Motel in Flagstaff. Sessions cover Indian tax status land use planning and property tax insights with taxpayer and administrator input. A two part panel will discuss legislative action in taxation during both sessions plus a ladies program.
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Arizona
Arizona Department of Revenue
The
Arizona Association of Assessing Officers
Little America
Flagstaff
Legislative Action In Taxation
Typhoon Gilda Heads Toward Korea From Japan Isles
Typhoon Gilda moved toward southern Korea after striking Japan’s southern islands where it caused damage and at least one death. Local authorities urged preparations as the storm’s path remained uncertain.
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Korea
Tokyo
UPI
Gilda
Japan
Man suspected in drug sale at Eldorado Park
A 31 year old Monte Rio California man Gerald Eugene Henry faced arraignment in Superior Court on suspicion of attempting to sell LSD to youths in Eldorado Park on Friday. He was captured after jumping into the park lagoon and was held at gunpoint by off duty officers. Police found several plastic bags containing what appeared to be LSD near the lagoon and suspected two other suspects fled with most of the drugs.
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Monte Rio
Calif
Eldorado Park
David DuPree
Park
Jerry Murphy
Gerald Eugene Henry
DuPree
Henry
Mark Christian
James Muskgrove
Nick
Murphy
American Massage Convention Sets 1974 Meet in Scottsdale
The American Massage and Therapy Association will hold its 1974 national convention August 7 to 11 at the Safari Hotel on 4601 N. Scottsdale Rd. The open event will explore the purpose and value of scientific massage therapy for the public.
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American Massage and Therapy Association
Safari Hotel
N. Scottsdale Rd
FHA VA loan rates rise to 9 percent
The government raises the maximum insured mortgage rate for FHA loans from 8.4 to 9 percent, effective July 8, due to tight housing markets and higher prevailing rates. VA GI home loans also see a similar maximum rate increase.
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Washington
UPI
Housing and Urban Development
James T. Lynn
Federal Housing Administration
Lynn
Veterans Administration
Shoppers Take $120 Worth Of Groceries In Safeway Theft
Three men loaded a cart with groceries valued at more than 120 dollars and fled from a Safeway at 2810 N. Scottsdale Rd in a pickup without paying. Store manager William Martini said witnesses saw the theft and the cart taken.
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Safeway
Scottsdale
William G. Martini
Scottsdale Rd
85Th Street
Marsha Ellén Robinson
Air Engineering, Inc
N. Brown Ave
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Jonathan Marshall
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Willis Brown
Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
E. Earls Dr
Ariz
Progress
Audit Bureau of Circulation
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