Turks urge Britain aid in Cyprus crisis after Makarios ousted
Turkey asked Britain to join a joint intervention to counter the coup in Cyprus or act unilaterally within 24 hours. Makarios, ousted by a Greek-led revolt, reportedly rallied loyal troops as fighting raged near Paphos. Britain sheltered Makarios at a camp near Limassol as NATO allies urged restraint amid tensions with Greece and Turkey.
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Turkey
Britain
Cyprus
Makarios
New York
U.N. Security Council
Limassol
Paphos
United States
Greece
NATO
Soviet Union
Europe
Mediterranan
Russia
U.S
Istanbul
UPI
John Lawton
London
Foreign Ministry
Bulent Ecevit
Recce
Scottsdale subdivision plan review fees on council agenda
City council weighs a plan review fee schedule for subdivisions arguing it would recover 85 percent of an $88 000 added staff cost while developers say fees will price them out. Staff cite backlogs delaying reviews and possible faster processing with new hires.
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Richard Mettler
Central Arizona Homebuilders Association
Scottsdale
Dan Raby
Raby
Arizona
Mesa
Phoenix
Mettler
Herb Drinkwater
Metbeet
Scottie
Richard Campana
Paul Messinger
Activating Heart Rehab to Cut Bed Rest Time
Dr. Noel D. Nequin of Swedish Covenant Hospital leads a Midwest program to rehabilitate heart attack patients. Beginning with chair time and progressing through walking, stair climbs, and YMCA workouts, patients may return to work in 8 to 12 weeks. The plan includes supervised stages, stress tests, and a maintenance phase, aiming to restore function and confidence.
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Chicago
UPI
Noel D. Nequin
Nequin
Iloilo City
Philippines
Swedish Covenant Hospital
North Side
Leaning Tower
Niles
Israel signals land swaps but rejects Palestinian state
Israel may transfer parts of Judea and Samaria in exchange for peace while ruling out an independent Palestinian state and any guerrilla role in talks. Rabin insists negotiations must be between states not with the PLO, and sees Palestinian issues as solvable after broader Arab peace moves.
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United Press International
Israel
Jordan
Middle East
Commerce and Industry
Haim Bar-Lev
Tel Aviv
Judea
Samaria
West Bank
Jordan River
Yitzhak Rabin
PLO
Palestine Liberation Organization
Rabin
Aharon Yaariv
Cairo
Treasury
William E. Simon
U.S
Anwar Sadat
Simon
Egypt
Saudi Arabia
Kuwait
Beirut
Yasser Arafat
Hussein
Papagos seek drought aid from governor to ease cattle losses
Papago tribal members led by Chairman Jacob Escalante urged Gov. Jack Williams to provide relief from drought that is killing cattle on the reservation west of Tucson. The request highlighted growing water and pasture strains affecting the tribe.
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Phoenix
Jacob Escalante
Jack Williams
Tucson
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital rate hike stalled pending more data
The Maricopa County Health Planning Council reviewed a proposed 15 percent rate increase for Scottsdale Memorial Hospital but postponed a verdict until it gains cash flow and financing details for the six story annex under construction. Officials noted construction costs rose from 9.28 million to 12.6 million with a 9 million loan arranged and interest due next fiscal year. The advisory rate decision hinges on a Thursday report to the council and could take effect August 16 if approved. Memorial donations for Daniel W. Snell were requested through Scottsdale United Presbyterian Church.
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Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Maricopa County
Robert Johnson
Phoenix
Johnson
Comprehensive Council
Health Planning Council
Arizona Department of Health Services
Joe Horner
Horner
Jack Helm
Copper strike claims narrow as four majors reach deals
Only Phelps Dodge remained at impasse as unions pressed nationwide strike that idled about 30,000 workers. Anaconda and Kennecott reached settlements. talks continued with American Smelting and Refining and Magma Copper, with local unions meeting at plant sites to resolve issues.
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Phoenix
UPI
Phelps Dodge Corp
Anaconda Co
Kennecott Copper Corp
San Francisco
American Smelting and Refining Co
Magma Copper Co
Tucson
Phelps Dodge
Frank S. McGee
Joe Shuster
Kennecott
Anaconda
McGee
Shuster
Magma
Obituary for Maureen Deines in Paradise Valley
Maureen Deines 40 of Paradise Valley died Sunday at Paradise Valley Country Club. A Rosary is at 8:30 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary in Phoenix and a Mass at 10 a.m. Wednesday followed by burial at Paradise Cemetery. Born in Worcester Massachusetts she moved to Arizona five years ago from Hawleyville Connecticut and graduated from St Marys College.
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Maureen Deines
Messinger Mortuary
Paradise Cemetery
Deines
Black Rock
Trail
Paradise Valley
Paradise Valley Country Club
Worcester
Mass
Arizona
Hawleyville
Conn
St. Mary’s College
Massachusetts
Dr Chester Oppegaard Dies in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Dr Chester L Oppegaard aged six decades physician of Crookston Minnesota died Saturday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He practiced 50 years and graduated from University of Minnesota Medical School in 1923. He was a Mason Scottish Rite Shrine and Elk. Survivors include wife Helen daughters E B Borg Jr and Nancy Scanlan a sister and six grandchildren. Paradise Chapel handled private cremation.
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Chester L. Oppegaard
Crookston
Minn
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Oppegaard
E. Avalon Drive
University of Minnesota Medical School
Helen
E. B. Borg Jr
Nancy Scanlan
Paradise Chapel
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Adana
Markarios
Nicosia
Gary Peter Klahr
Yuma
State Office of Economic Planning and Development
Sen. Jones Osborn
D-Yuma
Flagstaff
Civil Air Patrol
Alton Hill
Grand Canyon
Kanab
Buckeye
Albert Williams
Royce Alfred Bradshaw
Ambrose Thomas
Bradshaw
Tim Barrow
A.£. Carpenter
Carpenter
Daniel W. Snell
E. Cypress
Scottsdale United Presbyterian Church
N. Hayden Rd
Scottsdale Fashion Square
Semone
Hea
Los Arcos Mall
Impasse
Chester Oppegaard
Masonic
Shrine and the Elks
Republic Development Inc
Hayden & Jack Rabbit
Walker
Lee
Laguna
Aol
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