Schmidt in Washington Reaffirms Strong German American Ties
West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt received a warm White House welcome from President Carter. Schmidt said German American friendship is stronger now than in 30 years and pledged West Germany’s full contribution to Western alliance security. Carter called Schmidt one of the world’s foremost leaders.
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Washington
Helmut Schmidt
White House
Carter
White House South Lawn
Schmidt
West Germany
Western Alliance
San Quentin Prison Quiet After Racial Clash Kills Three
Tense but calm at San Quentin Prison as Black Muslim and Nazi inmates clashed with clubs and knives in an honor wing. Three convicts were killed and five injured as guards placed inmates in cells and enforced a prison-wide lockdown.
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San Quentin
Calif
Former President Osmin Aguirre Salinas Shot Dead
In San Salvador, ex leader Osmin Aguirre Salinas, 82, was killed in front of his home while speaking with his grandchildren. Two assassins fired and fled, according to a National Guard spokesman.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
Osmin Aguirre Salinas
National Guard
Senate weighs funding for controversial neutron weapons
Washington The Senate prepared to vote on追加 funding for neutron weapons aimed at killing people with limited blast damage. Opponents planned a floor fight, opposed to President Carter’s claim they are needed for Western Europe defense. a vote was expected today.
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Washington
Senate
Carter
Europe
Filipino nurses guilty in VA hospital poisoning case
Two Filipino nurses were convicted by a federal jury for poisoning three patients at a Veterans Administration hospital in 1975. The verdict follows a high profile trial detailing alleged patient harm and criminal intent.
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Detroit
Veterans Administration
Weather Outlook: Warm With Dust Storm Chance
Mostly sunny today and Thursday with slightly cooler Thursday. Highs near 105 today and 102 Thursday. overnight lows around 40. Rain chances rise to 20 percent tonight with possible evening storms. Details on Page 3.
Court Upheld Scottsdale Water Hook Up Fee
The Arizona Court of Appeals ruled the Scottsdale 400 water hook up fee constitutional and non discriminatory. The city may release nearly 1 million in fees and interest held since 1972 pending further review. Officials consider using funds for a 4 million water system improvement program in North Scottsdale.
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Arizona Court of Appeals
Scottsdale
Ronald Carmichael
Home Builders Association of
Central Arizona
State Supreme Court
Superior Court
Robert Myers
Richard Filler
Builders Association
Franklin D. Aleshire
Aleshire
OPEC factions oppose Saudi Iran oil price freeze
Radical OPEC states rejected attempts by Saudi Arabia and Iran to freeze oil at 1978 levels. Libya’s Ezzedin Mabrouk warned of splits if Saudis push the plan, while Algeria urged price corrections before year’s end. Yamani praised Carter’s energy program yet said broad agreement within OPEC was not yet secured. The two day meeting ended without price discussions.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OPEC
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Libya
Ezzedin Mabrouk
Venezuela
Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani
Middle East
Carter
Mideast
Congress
Yamani
Ali Jaidah
Jamshid Amouzegar
RGA seeks Lincoln option to halt four lane plan
Responsive Government Association vows legal action if Maricopa County Board of Supervisors does not call for alternate bids for a three lane Lincoln Drive upgrade. The group cites alleged contract binding and safety concerns, while opponents push a four lane project costing about 600000.
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Lincoln Drive
Maricopa
Lincoln
Burnell Shafer
Responsive Government Association
Gilbert Venable
John Rice
Venable, Rice, Lee and Capra
Venable
Rice
Citizens For Mass Transit
Shafer
Barbara von Ammon
J. Duncan Brock
John V. Long
Peter S. Wainwright
RGA
Palm tree replacement planned after Scottsdale arts delay
A worker cuts one of 11 dead palm trees on the south side of the Scottsdale Center for the Arts. A crane supports the tree while it is felled. Officials say the trees were out of ground too long after arriving from Barstow last year and will be replaced at no cost at their original spots. An additional Civic Plaza tree is slated for removal.
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Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Barstow
Calif
Civic Plaza
Scottsdale Considers Bus Alternatives For ASU Access
Scottsdale City Council reviews options to reconnect Line 22 with Tempe and ASU after Tempe dropped subsidy. Council approves three Phoenix Transit lines for the year with subsidies of up to 73100 dollars and 11000 in admin costs, plus 12300 for a merchants funded tourism shuttle.
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ASU
Arizona State University
Scottsdale
Phoenix Transit
Tempe
Los Arcos Mall
McDowell Roads
Timothy Bray
Council
Bray
Phoenix
Ed Colby
Phoenix City Council
Phoenix Council
Colby
Plan to pay voters five hundred dollars per year faces critics
Florida millionaire backing the National Dividend Plan proposes giving every registered voter between 500 and 750 dollars annually funded by redirected corporate profits. The scheme, supported by conservatives including Ronald Reagan and John Conlan, aims to cut welfare and bolster voter participation while phasing in over five years and guarding against fraud.
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David Lucas
Florida
Ronald Reagan
Treasury
Arizona
John Conlan
NDP
Bart Fleming
Jack Smyth
Indian Bend Rd
John Perry
Perry
Smyth
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