Apollo Soyuz liftoff marks joint space mission
Soyuz 19 lifted from 1400 miles southeast of Moscow at 5 20 a m MST and reached a 114 to 136 mile orbit. Soyuz 18 cosmonauts aboard Salyut 4 mark their 52nd day in space as the Apollo Soviet link begins amid rival era nostalgia and diplomatic toast.
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Moscow
Soviet Mission Control Center
Russia
Salyut 4 Space Station
Salyut
Minneapolis
Henry A. Kissinger
United States
Soviet Union
Hawks and Zoo Guests Share Moment With Hiram at Eldorado Park
Debbie Sanno watches as Wesley Carmon and Lori Lacey reach toward Hiram the hawk during the Fascinating World of Animals program. The Phoenix Zoomobile visits Eldorado Park as part of Scottsdale city parks and recreation summer programs, with Gene Olson guiding the hawk on a glove.
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Debbie Sanno
Wesley Carmon
Lori Lacey
Hiram
Scottsdale
Phoenix
Eldorado Park
City Parks and Recreation Department
Gene Olson
The
Zoo
Rehiring Uncertainty for 20 Scottsdale First-Year Teachers
Scottsdale School Board weighs the fate of about 20 first-year teachers who were not renewed last April under budget notice rules for 1975-76. Supt. Randall hopes to rehire them as district budgets and attrition affect replacements, amid ongoing special education staffing and a new dental plan.
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Scottsdale
William Randall
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Usdane
Paul Streich
Randall
City council urged to extend sign amortization deadline
City Manager Franklin D. Aleshire urged restoring a well organized program to persuade owners to comply with the sign amortization ordinance. He proposed a 90 day extension to Aug 20 to allow staff to work with sign owners and press for compliance while using existing staff.
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Franklin D. Aleshire
Aleshire
Scottsdale Associated Merchants
SAM
Evelyn Caskey named principal of Scottsdale High
Evelyn Caskey, an assistant principal at Scottsdale High for four years, was appointed principal by the Scottsdale School Board. She has 13 years in the district, replacing Donald Stine whose contract was not renewed for 1975-76 after evaluations. Scottsdale High begins a three year, $3 million renovation to restore the aging campus.
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Evelyn Caskey
Scottsdale High School
Scottsdale
Caskey
Donald Stine
William Randall
Stine
Scottsdale High
Randall
Hatton trial date set for murder case in Tempe
Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Charles Hardy set August 7 as the trial date for John R. Hatton accused of killing two 12 year old Scottsdale boys in a Tempe apartment complex last November. Hatton was ruled mentally competent to stand trial after a series of tests and motions.
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Maricopa County
John R. Hatton
Scottsdale
Tempe
Charles Hardy
Hatton
Jeffrey Schlosser
Kelly Kardell
Hardy
Senate advances price control bill on oil until 1976
The Senate approved by 62 to 29 a bill extending the Petroleum Allocation Act to March 31, 1976, maintaining government power to regulate oil prices. The measure faces House action as supporters push Ford energy policy. The report also notes June industrial output rose after nine months.
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Washington
Senate
House
United States
Ford
Prouty Disputes Springfield Report On Butlerfield Link
L Fletcher Prouty says he may have erred about naming Alexander Butterfield as a CIA contact at the White House but in Washington he contends he was misquoted and stands by his original story. The Springfield Daily News cites the dispute.
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Springfield
Mass
L. Fletcher Prouty
Alexander Butterfield
Central Intelligence Agency
White House
Springfield Daily News
Washington
Prouty
Egypt Extends Sinai Peacekeeping Mandate Three More Months
Foreign Minister Ismail Fahmy announced Cairo will extend the U.N. Sinai peacekeeping mission for three months beyond July 24. President Anwar Sadat agreed to the extension to give peace more chance.
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Cairo
Egypt
U.N
Sinai
Ismail Fahmy
U.N. Security Council
Fahmy
Anwar Sadat
Demonstrations mark year since Makarios overthrow and invasion
Tens of thousands of Greek Cypriots gathered in major towns to commemorate the overthrow of President Makarios a year earlier and the Turkish invasion five days afterward. Police reported peaceful mass rallies across cities.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Makarios
Ford plan eyes rail trucking buyout and deregulation
Washington reports a possible limited experiment to let railroads acquire trucking firms and to deregulate certain commodities on rail routes not regulated for trucks and barges, per Transportation Secretary Coleman before a House subcommittee. In Laos, Pathet Lao guards remain in the U S Information Service warehouse despite a government order to vacate, with demonstrators urging the troops to stay.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Transportation
William T. Coleman Jr
House Transportation Commerce
Vientiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
U.S. Information Service
Foreign Ministry
Weather Outlook: Sunny Days With Possible Late Showers
Mostly sunny today and Wednesday with some cloudiness and a slight chance of late afternoon or evening thundershowers. Temperature little changed. highs near 106, overnight lows in the low 80s.
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