Uganda expels British diplomat amid Bloch dispute
Uganda's Idi Amin expels Peter Chandley and his wife along with two other Britons, prompting Britain to call the move unjustifiable. Ivor Richard at the UN says Chandley warned of Mrs Dora Bloch's hospitalization and possible death after the Israeli raid, with risks to the remaining 500 Britons in Uganda.
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London
Idi Amin
Uganda
Foreign Office
Britain
United Nations
Ivor Richard
Amin
Peter Chandley
High Commission
Kampala
Dora Bloch
Israel
Ment
Bloch
Kenya
Daily Nation
Nairobi
Pulsion
Chandley
Brooks Cadillac seeks rezoning for half acre expansion
Scottsdale Planning Commission will weigh a request to rezone a half acre at the southwest corner of Scottsdale Road and Bellview Street from neighborhood to highway commercial to expand the Brooks Cadillac dealership located just north of the current site. A second item reopens a hearing for an elderly health care facility at 68th Street south of Thomas Road due to a legal advertisement error.
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Brooks Cadillac
Scottsdale
68Th Street
Thomas Road
68Th and
Thomas
Paradise Valley Slurry Sealing Blocks Three Streets
Paradise Valley officials will slurry seal three streets on Wednesday from 7:30 a.m. to noon. Eucalyptus Drive, Roadrunner Road, and Stanford Drive will be closed to traffic during work hours while coating is applied.
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Paradise Valley
Eucalyptus Drive
Desert Fairways Drive
Roadrunner Road
Tatum Boulevard
Shadow Mountain Road
Stanford Drive
32Nd Street
Palo Christi
U S urges UN to rally against hijacking and terrorism
The United States defended Israel's Entebbe raid and urged a UN Security Council vote against hijacking. Ambassador Scranton cited Uganda's alleged cooperation with hijackers, while EU leaders pledged to prosecute hostage takers and seek worldwide action. A veto and unresolved resolutions clouded the council debate.
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United Nations. N. Y
United States
Israel
Uganda
Security Council
United Nations
William W. Scranton
Council
Entebbe
Air France
Brussels
Belgium
U.S
Texas executive named fifth trustee for Arizona thrift group
M H Segner head of Diversified Developers Inc and former president in San Antonio was appointed by U S District Court Judge Walter Craig as the fifth member of the independent board of trustees for Lincoln and U S Thrift associations of Arizona. Fees set at 30 dollars an hour plus expenses. Segner faced opposition from John Lundin who argued for a depositor as trustee.
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Phoenix
Texas
Independent Board of Trustees of
Lincoln
U.S. Thrift Associations of
Arizona
M.H. Segner
Indian Bend Rd
U.S. District Court
Walter Craig
Segner
John McDonough
John Lundin
Lincoln Thrift
Lundin
Craig
Promise to stop gambling keeps man out of jail
A Scottsdale man, Fred A. Schooler, was given three years probation after pleading guilty to filing a false tax form to collect 4551 dollars from Big Q winnings at Turf Paradise. Judge Carl Muecke ordered him to stop gambling, avoid race tracks, abstain from betting, and seek treatment for his compulsive gambling.
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Scottsdale
Fred A. Schooler
78Th St
U.S. District Court
Carl Muecke
Schooler
Muecke
Turf Paradise
Political Roundup Highlights Arizona Race And National Tax Attacks
Rep. Sam Steiger charges Carter flip on right-to-work and cites a credibility gap as Congress debates fiscal reform. Wade Church backs public employee bargaining under a no strike pledge while fingerprinting welfare recipients is proposed by Henry Bobbe. Arch Dr Roberts urges Ford withdrawal and blasts Reagan vote numbers. Judith Leiby seeks District 26 seat criticizing the House and supports binding arbitration. John Conlan criticizes high taxes as daily $1 billion spending drives debt.
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Georgia
Jimmy Carter
Sam Steiger
R-Ariz
Steiger
U.S. Senate
Congress
Wade Church
National Labor Relations Act
Church
Phoenix Fraternal Order of Police
Judith Leiby
Arizona
House of Representatives
Leiby
Malloy Business School
Ohio
Air Force Base
House
John Conlan
Washington
Arizona Tool and Die Association
FBI Chief Kelley Hospitalized for Back Treatment
FBI Director Clarence M. Kelley has been admitted to Bethesda Naval Hospital for a second round of back ailment treatments. He was in the hospital previously for about a week in June for tests treatment and his annual physical.
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Washington
FBI
Clarence M. Kelly
Bethesda Naval Hospital
Kelley
Beltone offers free tiny hearing aid model
A Chicago advertisement offers a free non operating Bel tone hearing aid model to anyone who replies. The unit weighs under a third of an ounce and sits at ear level, claimed free with no obligation. Send for Dept. 9072 to Bel tone Electronics Corp., 4201 W Victoria St, Chicago IL 60646.
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Chicago
Ill
Beltone
Beltone Electronics Corp
Victoria St
Illinois
Free CW Concert at Eldorado Park This Thursday
Lucky Jean and the Circle J Ranch Gang perform country and western music at a free outdoor concert in Eldorado Park from 8 to 9 p m. A fireworks display follows the show. Lucky Jean, once with the Bob Wills Band, has played many Valley venues. Sponsored by the Phoenix Federation of Musicians and Scottsdale Parks and Recreation Department.
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Lucky Jean
Circle J Ranch Gang
Eldorado Park
Bob Wills
Phoenix Federation of Musicians
Scottsdale
Pay note sparks cross party rebuke in Arizona
In Phoenix three lawmakers condemn Gov. Raul Castro over a pay check flyer that accused the legislature of withholding a across-the-board merit raise. The document also tied to an 8 percent cost of living hike for 28 000 state employees. Officials note a 30 per cent drop in investment earnings due to lower cash flow and interest rates in fiscal 1976 per Clark Dierks.
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Phoenix
Raul Castro
Castro
Clark Dierks
Norton named State Auditor General successor to Osman
Phoenix Prescott accountant Douglas Norton will replace Ira Osman as State Auditor General, after Osman was fired for frayed relations with legislators and county officials, the Joint Legislative Budget Committee announced.
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Phoenix
Prescott
Douglas Norton
Joint Legislative Budget Committee
Ira Osman
Osman
Federal agencies cite Phoenix area schools for bilingual ed failures
The Phoenix Elementary School District and the Chandler Unified District face government censure for not meeting the Civil Rights Act and Supreme Court bilingual education standards. They join a list of 10 districts previously identified as out of compliance by the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare.
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Phoenix
Chandler
U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Salt River rider dies after April horseback accident
Bruce E. Washington died at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital from injuries after an April 12 crash in which a pickup struck two horses, injuring three riders. Randall Arthur, 36, died at the scene. Richard Burton, 27, was treated and released. Police found no charges against driver Gabriel Carrollo, who returned to Mexico, and said riders were intoxicated and riding in the street.
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Salt River
Bruce E. Washington
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Washington
SMH
Randall Arthur
Richard Burton
Phoenix Indian Medical Center
Gabriel Carrollo
Salt River Pima-Maricopa
Mexico
Thomas
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Carter
Henry Bobbe
County Board of Supervisors
Bobbe
George Campbell
Board of Supervisors
Maricopa
Campbell
Arch Dr Roberts
Ford
di Roberts
California
Ronald Reagan
Alma School Road
Mesa
Lon
Chris Hoege
Associated Press
Harry Vandervort
Corbin
Court
Bob Corbin
Tucson
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