Kissinger sees progress in Sinai talks with Rabin in Bonn
In Bonn Kissinger reports some progress after a three hour Israel Egypt talks with Rabin. Rabin cautions that difficulties remain and will report to his cabinet Sunday. Dinitz Gazit and other officials coordinate Israel's reaction for next week.
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Bonn
West Germany
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Yitzhak Rabin
Sinai
Rabin
Israel
Washington
Simcha Dinitz
Kissinger
London
Helmut Schmidt
Hans-Dietrich Genscher
Middle East
Gymnich Castle
Mordechai Gazit
United States
Egypt
Gidi
Mitla
Abu Rudeis
Cairo
Ford Administration
U.N
Paradise Valley OKs First Fire Station and Town Budget
The Paradise Valley town council unanimously approved final plans for the first fire station at Tatum Boulevard and Mockingbird Lane. It also gave final approval to the $1,538,389 1975 76 town budget, the first over $1 million since 1961.
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Paradise Valley
Tatum Boulevard
Mockingbird Lane
Metropolitan Fire Department
R.C. Esterbrooks
Oscar Butt
Esterbrooks
Ford hopeful for new grain sale to Soviet Union said in Chicago
President Ford expressed optimism that U S grain traders can negotiate a new sale of wheat and corn to the Soviet Union while cautioning against oversized shipments that could affect the American consumer. He noted 1972 purchases raised prices and urged careful balance with domestic needs.
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Chicago
Ford
U.S
Soviet Union
Russia
Earl L. Butz
Senate Agriculture Committee
Moscow
Agriculture Department
Department
United States
Butz
Richard E. Bell
Washington
Sugar price increases hit wholesale market nationwide
Major refiners Amstar National Sugar and SuCrest raised wholesale sugar prices by five and two cents per pound respectively, pushing five pound bags to 1.55 and 1.54 while ten pound bags rose to 3.15 and 3.08. Industry says beet crop damage and higher raw sugar costs drive the move with no imminent consumer panic expected. Retail pass-through varies by store.
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New York
Amstar Corp
National Sugar Refining Co
SuCrest Corp
Amstar
Upper
Midwest
Red River Valley
Sister Lina Hestad obituary noted Tempe parish worker dies at 82
Sister Lina Hestad 82 longtime Abiding Saviour Lutheran Church Tempe parish worker died at home 115 E Garfield Tempe Survivors include sisters Stella Easter Josie Block Alma Widme Services at Abiding Saviour 515 E Continental Tempe 7 30 p m Monday Graveside Greenwood Memorial Park Tuesday 10 a m Arrangements Messinger Mortuary Chapel 7601 E Indian School Rd
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Lina Hestad
Saviour Lutheran
Tempe
E. Garfield
Hestad
Shelly
Minn
Tucson
August Hoeger
Good Samaritan Society
Arthur
N.D
Stella Easter
Josie Block
St. Paul, Minn
Alma Widme
Crookston
Abiding Saviour Lutheran Church
Continental St
Greenwood Memorial Park
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Road
Funeral services set for Frank H. Lane Scottsdale veteran
Frank H. Lane, 62, longtime Southwestern Bell employee, died Wednesday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. A World War II veteran, he resided at 1116 N. 85th Place and is survived by his wife Irene, son Alan D., a brother, four sisters, and three grandchildren. Services were held today at Messinger Mortuary on 7601 E. Indian School Road.
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Frank H. Lane
Southwestern Bell
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Lane
85Th Place
Irene
Alan D
Oday
Messinger Mortua
Indian School Road
Paradise Valley Access Relief Road Construction Delayed
Construction of the Paradise Valley Access Relief Road, postponed from this week, will begin early next week. Traffic will be restricted from 16th Street and Northern to the 32nd Street Shea Boulevard intersection. Completion is expected in November.
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Paradise Valley
16Th Street
32Nd Street
Shea Boulevard
Belle's angels ride mean cycles
Catharine Colon, founder of Uppity Women in Detroit, promotes a women’s motorcycle club focused on safe rides and social picnics. The group, about 40 members aged 12 to 56, seeks mutual help and a non male dominated club culture for female riders across the country.
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Catharine Colon
Detroit
Los Angeles
Michigan City
Ms. Colon
Albuquerque
Catharine
Arizona rate hikes decision due after September 15
The Arizona Corporation Commission will rule on whether Arizona Public Service will receive rate increases sometime after September 15. The panel heard its final testimony on the measure this Friday in Phoenix.
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Phoenix
Arizona Corporation Commission
Arizona Public Service
Jewelers theft prowls as suspect linked to bank fraud case
Police identify John N Genova of Phoenix and accomplice Jack R Garr as suspects in a $462.50 jewelry theft at Zale's Jewelers in Scottsdale. The two filled a credit application on June 26 and left with an 18 carat pendant and chain. Garr faces an outstanding fraud warrant in Justice Court from November 1974. Genova had previously defrauded Valley National Bank for over $8,000 through bad checks.
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Bilked Valley National Bank
Zale
Scottsdale Rd
Justice Court
John N. Genova
Phoenix
Jack
Garr
Scottsdale Justice Court
Genova
W. McDowell
Arizona Business Services
Geneva
Santa Monica
Calif
Garbo Returns to Sweden for Retreat Visit
Greta Garbo begins her first trip to her homeland in over a decade visiting the summer villa of Count Carl Johan Bernadotte, an uncle of King Carl Gustaf, per the Swedish News Agency.
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Baastad
Sweden
Greta Garbo
Carl Johan Bernadotte
Carl Gustaf
Bud Tims Remarries Arizona Official Jean Marie Stanford
Bud Tims, former Scottsdale mayor and current Arizona Corporation Commissioner, wed Jean Marie Stanford after divorcing his first wife Pauline last year. The couple reportedly bought a home on McCormick Ranch. Tims resigned as mayor last summer and won a statewide seat in his first statewide bid. He is an optometrist with 17 years of practice in the area.
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Arizona Corporation
Bud Tims
Scottsdale
Jean Marie Stanford
Tims
Pauline
McCormick Ranch
Corporation Commission
Vietnamese Association Hosts Picnic at Encino Park
The Arizona Vietnamese American Association sponsors a picnic Sunday from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Picnic Island in Encanto Park located at 15th Ave and Encanto Drive. Admission is 50 cents per person with refreshments and food such as hot dogs and baked beans. Open to refugees sponsors and interested others.
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Arizona
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Belle’s Angels
Associated Press
APS
Raul Castro
State Fuel and Energy Office
Arizona Bank
U.S. Department of Labor
Robert Sundance
Newsmen
Jeweler
Zale’s
VNB
P.O.C
ARTI
Christopher Kent
Kent Chiropractic Center
Winfield Scott Plaza
Garbo
Gil Haskins
McDowell
A-Gil Harkine Enterprise
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