UN Reports Cyprus Airport Seized and Attacked
United Nations troops seized the Nicosia airport in Cyprus and faced attacks from both Greek and Turkish Cypriot forces in a ceasefire breach. Greece faced a government crisis amid rising uncertainty, while Turkish forces pressed operations, with mortar barrages directed at the U.N. headquarters near the airstrip.
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United Nations
Nicosia
Cyprus
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Greece
Cyprus Crisis Deepens as Sampson Resigns in Cyprus
U N forces report a breach at Nicosia airport while Major General A Prem Chand orders Canadian troops to resist entry into the U N compound. Glafkos Clerides is named Cypriot president after Sampson’s resignation as Greece Turkey and Britain seek resumption of Geneva talks.
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Turkey
Cyprus
U.N
New York
A. Prem Chand
India
Kurt Waldheim
Glafkos Clerides
Greece
Geneva
Britain
Nicos Sampson
Makarios
House of Representatives
Nicosia
Talley faces public hearing on Real Estate Commission case
Phoenix real estate chief J Fred Talley, 70, may have charges filed as the State Real Estate Commission schedules a public hearing Aug 19 to consider suspending or dismissing him for alleged department mishandling and accepting money from developers. The Strike Force on Organized Crime has explored allegations amid a broader inquiry. Talley denies wrongdoing.
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State Real Estate Commission
J. Fred Alley
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Tempe
Dale Shumway
Shumway
Attorney ‘General
Real Estate Commission
Great Southwest Land and Cattle Co
Ned Warren
Federal inmates release hostage at Florence detention center
An abortive escape at the Florence federal detention center ended with guard Gilbert Mejia released unharmed after prisoners surrendered. Administrator Timothy Keohane said four or five principal escapees fought to breach bullet proof glass using a heavy desk, then retreated when officers fired a warning shot.
Greece Ends Military Rule With Civilian Government
In Athens the armed forces announced the transfer of power to a civilian government after a four hour emergency session with former leaders. The move followed Cyprus crisis tensions and U.S. concern over tourist evacuations as Kissinger cautioned the change would not delay Geneva talks. Prominent figures from both sides of politics attended, signaling broad opposition to the 1967 takeover.
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John Rigos
Athens
UPI
United States
Cyprus
U.S
Phaedon Gizikis
Armed Forces
Gregorios Bonanos
Dimitrios Ioannides
Anne
Cents Rs
Henry A. Kissinger
Greece
Kissinger
Britain
Turkey
Panayotis Kanellopoulos
Stefanos Stefanopoulos
Spyros Markezinis
George Mavros
Evangelos Averoff
Petros Garoufallias
A Cf
Three Dead In Flood Crossing Salt River
Three Salt River Indian Reservation residents and a Mc Nary man died Monday night when a car attempting to ford the flooded Salt River was swept away. Four others escaped and were treated for injuries. Police said the ages ranged from 21 to 28.
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McNary
Juan
Jarvis Patrick
Cameron Gray
Lucille Wilson
Marie Howard
Scottsdale airport chief to seek second fixed-base operator
Harold Lagasse manager of Scottsdale Municipal Airport will ask the city council tonight for permission to pursue a second fixed-base operator to improve service at the fast growing airport He will propose a revised fee schedule for tie downs and revenue producing landings and discuss the airport development plan through 1992 prepared by Wilsey and Ham He notes the council opposes runway expansion and will seek optimal development within current boundaries Lagasse says competition is essential given about 220 based aircraft and 25 at the adjacent industrial park Robert Wachs the current operator faces criticism and council members want better traffic pattern enforcement as a new FAA control tower nears completion authorities hope for relief.
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Scottsdale
Lagasse
The
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Wilsey and Ham
Thunderbird
Robert Wachs
Wilsey
Ham
Federal Aviation Administration
Air Force
Massachusetts
MCCCD Bans Outofstate and Outofcounty Athletic Recruiting
Maricopa County Community College District votes to bar out of state and out of county athlete recruitment and to curb fee waivers while enforcing possible coach dismissals. Student proposals push for defined procedures and penalties, reflecting three years of artichoke agitation.
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Community College
MCCCD
John Prince
Jeremy Butler
Ken Badertscher
Prince
Price
Schwarz
Scottsdale Board to Reopen Hearing on Maher Case
Scottsdale School Board moves to reopen hearings over Frank Maher the Cocopah School co principal arrested April 7 on indecent exposure charges. Testimony from officers and eight character witnesses was heard last week. charges were dismissed June 25 after a psychiatric evaluation agreement.
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Scottsdale
James Wellington
Frank Maher
Cocopah
Maher
Papago Park
Wellington
Phoenix
Eugene Mangum
Cherokee
Frank Shilling
Hogan to vote for Nixon impeachment on Judiciary panel
Representative Lawrence Hogan of Maryland, a swing Republican on the House Judiciary Committee, says he will support impeachment of President Nixon. Florida Senator Edward Gurney reveals he will not seek re election, citing the impossibility of running statewide while facing a major trial over alleged fundraising influence.
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Washington
Lawrence Hogan
Maryland
House Judiciary Committee
Nixon
Tallahassee
Florida
Edward Gurney
Kissinger Seeks Senate Backing Over Wiretap Scandal
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger defended himself before the Senate Foreign Relations Committee in a closed hearing. He requested the session to clear his name of direct responsibility for security wiretaps on 170 journalists and government officials and aimed for a committee vote of confidence.
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Washington
Henry Kissinger
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kissinger
Food costs dip as June basket drops $2
The Agriculture Department reported another farm price decline reduced the average American family's food market basket by $2 in June. The annual cost for the basket now stands at $1,731.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Nixon to speak on economy in Los Angeles address
President Nixon plans a 4:30 p.m. MST economy speech in Los Angeles aimed at businessmen. A House spokesman says no major policy changes are expected despite signs of a mild recession in the first half of 1974.
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Nixon
Los Angeles
House
Weather outlook with warm humidity and possible storms
The forecast calls for partly cloudy warm and humid conditions through today tonight and Wednesday with a slight chance of afternoon and nighttime thundershowers. Overnight lows around 80 and highs near 105 with about ten percent chance of fair weather.
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