Begin and Carter set timetable for Middle East talks
Israel Prime Minister Begin and President Carter outline a timetable for peace talks with Arab states. Cyrus Vance will visit the Middle East August 1 to seek Arab acceptance of a Geneva conference in October. Dayan may visit Washington in September during the U.N. session. The United States is expected to provide Israel with about $100 million for mass production of the Chariot tank and naval hydrofoils.
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Israel
Menahem Begin
Carter
Middle East
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Cyrus R. Vance
Moshe Dayan
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Begin
U.N
Mideast
Cyrus Vance
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
United States
Obituary of Thomas Molesworth 86 of Valley
Thomas Molesworth 86 of 5712 N Rocking Rd died at home Tuesday. A Kansas native, he moved to the Valley 22 years ago from Wyoming and lived in Montana from 1919 to 1930. He was past president of Billings Lions Club a Mason and Albados Shrine member. He founded Shoshone Furniture Co. in Wyoming in 1930 retired 1960. Survived by wife LaVerne son Lee J Lambert daughter Jean two sisters eight grandchildren one great grandchild. Memorial services 11 a.m. Friday at Messinger Mortuary Chapel 7601 E Indian School Rd.
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Molesworth
Valley
Wyoming
Montana
Billings
Shoshone Furniture Co
LaVerne
Lee J
California
Jean Lambert
Texas
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
E. Indian School Rd
Valley Presbyterian Church Man Dies at Home
James Blades, 25, a radio announcer and technician, died Tuesday at his home. A California native, he moved to the Valley in 1957 and lived at 702 N. 74th St. Survivors include his parents and two brothers. Arcadia Funeral Home handled arrangements.
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E. McDonald Drive
James Blades
California
Mr. Blades
Valley
N. 74Th St
Arizona State University
County to deny free abortions at county hospital
Maricopa County supervisors vote to end free abortion services for indigent women for social or economic reasons. Officials forecast a sizable decline in abortions at Maricopa County General Hospital following the policy change.
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Phoenix
Maricopa County General Hospital
Hance seeks re election first woman to hold Phoenix mayor post
Phoenix mayor Margaret Hance announces plans to seek re election becoming the first woman to win the Phoenix mayoralty. The veteran official previously served on the city council and Parks Board. A.T. Kearney consultants urge more staff for Arizona Corporation Commission utilities division ahead of a Friday report. Ernest W. McFarland, 83, former governor senator and chief justice, is in good condition at Barrow Neurological Institute after July 13 admission for rest and testing.
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Margaret Hance
Hance
Chicago
Utilities
Arizona Corporation Commission
Dennis Aronson
Utilities Group
A.T. Kearney Inc
Commission
McFarland
Ernest W. McFarland
U.S
Arizona Supreme Court
Barrow Neurological Institute
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Debi Smith
Castro Warns Blackout Could Trigger Looting in Phoenix
Governor Raul Castro told the American Society for Industrial Security that a power outage in Phoenix could spur looting and crime, citing social strains, ghetto minorities, Vietnam arms drain, and inflation. He urged reform of criminal codes and education for law enforcement, noting Arizona crime trends and factors behind high rates.
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Phoenix
Raul Castro
American Society For Industrial Security
Castro
Vietnam
Arizona
Red Cross to Take Flood Questions
The Red Cross will handle inquiries from residents worried about relatives in the Johnstown flood. It will pass along inquiries to family members in shelters. Call 264-9481 from 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. and 264-6107 at other times.
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Red Cross
Johnstown
Laura L Livermore 86 Dies in Maryvale Hospital
Laura L Livermore 86 long time Valley resident died Monday at Maryvale Samaritan Hospital She was born in Minnesota and moved to the Valley 21 years ago from Wisconsin where she taught in the Wisconsin school system Interment followed at Greenwood Memorial Parkervices held today at Camelback Sunset Chapel
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Camelback Sunset Chapel
Laura L. Livermore
Maryvale Samaritan Hospital
Minnesota
Miss Livermore
Wisconsin
Scottsdale Rd
Wisconsin School System
Greenwood Memorial Park
Tama Timmons remembered for music and theater work
Tama Timmons 80 of 9656 E Vista Drive died Wednesday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. She moved to the Valley from Philadelphia and previously worked in Indianapolis theater and Shelbyville public schools. Survived by husband Dr Gerald D Timmons. Graveside rites in Valparaiso Indiana. arrangements by Messinger Mortuary. Memorials to the American Association for Dental Health.
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Tama Timmons
E. Vista Drive
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Michigan
Timmons
The
Valley
Philadelphia
Indiana University
Indianapolis
Shelbyville, Inc
Gerald D. Timmons
Three County Supervisors Seek Appeal of Mental Health Annex Order
Three county supervisors asked for an appeal of Judge Kenneth Chatwin's ruling requiring the county to start equipping and staffing a new mental health annex. The judge ordered progress reports to the court within 90 days.
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Phoenix
Superior Court
Kenneth Chatwin
FOP backs Tempe critics over police leadership
The Fraternal Order of Police lodge in Tempe issued a statement supporting recent criticism of the Tempe Police Department administration and backing officers’ claims of low morale, marking the first public comment since the allegations emerged months ago.
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Tempe
Fraternal Order of Police
FOP
Window protection urged to save home energy
Experts advise insulation for windows as a key to cutting utility bills. Direct sun causes greatest heat gain and films or screens from Salt River Project and Arizona Public Service Co may help. Insulated glass creates an air buffer to reduce heat transfer. contact K. P. Window & Supply Co for details.
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Salt River Project
Arizona Public Service Co
Motorola Semiconductor Group profits rise in Q2 1977
Motorola reports its Semiconductor Group earnings for the second quarter of 1977 rose by more than 22 percent, correcting a published error that claimed 2 percent. Chairman Robert W. Galvin emphasized the Discrete Semiconductor Division performed well, signaling potential record sales and profits for the company.
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Semiconductor
Robert W. Galvin
Discrete Semiconductor
Semiconductor Group
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