Cyprus Turmoil Escalates as Turkey Expands Kyrenia Bridgehead
Turkiye lands more troops on Cyprus and widens its Kyrenia bridgehead as fighting erupts along the Green Line. Clerides warns war could resume within hours if cease-fire violations persist while Geneva talks stall. UN reports intensify as Greece and Turkey trade accusations.
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Turkey
Cyprus
Kyrenia
Glafkos Clerides
Geneva
Greece
Britain
U.N. Security Council
U.N
New York
Nicosia
Kurt Waldheim
Clerides
Athens
Aghios
Ermolaoa
Sissippos
Conlan backer disputes district claim over Heber Camp bid
Grant Malouf, Conlan ally and Tri City Mall developer, denies pressuring over the Heber Job Corps Center. He says he merely directed the district contact and submitted a proposal to the Forest Service, which will weigh all bids under federal guidelines before action. The Snowflake Union High School District seeks the site to avoid long bus trips, while Malouf envisions a nonprofit children's camp with broad statewide access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Conlan
Heber Job Corps Center
Conlan
Grant Malouf
Scottsdale
Malouf
Snowflake Union
Bill Beecroft
Heber
Tri City Mall
Mesa
James Kimball
Apache-Sitgreaves National Forest
Kimball
U.S. Forest Service
Bob Carey
PV man to head Goodwill Industries board
Paradise Valley businessman Oscar C. Palmer Sr. has been named chairman of the Goodwill Industries of America board, succeeding William P. Cooling. Palmer, a late English immigrant and founder of Palmer Radiator Manufacturing Co., is the first Westerner to hold the post and has served on the Paradise Valley town council since 1966, with four re-elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Scottsdale
Bureau Valley
Paradise Valley
Oscar C. Palmer Sr
Goodwill Industries of America, Inc
Palmer
E. Keim
William P. Cooling
Indianapolis
Ind
England
Goodwill Industries Board
Palmer Radiator Manufacturing Co
Gila monster wanders into McMahan yard at 3 a.m.
John McMahan of 849 Hummingbird Lane reports a gila monster wandering into his backyard around 3 a.m. This is the second intruder to arrive. he will remove it as before. The humane society will relocate the reptile about ten miles away near water.
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John McMahans
Hummingbird Lane
McMahan
McMahon
The
Humane Society
Shea North Ordered to Repair Homes in Scottsdale
Arizona Registrar of Contractors orders Shea North Homes Inc to repair four items at Beichl home and one at Spahr residence after complaints of poor workmanship. The firm remains under 10 day probation and faces a hearing on alleged new work during suspension. Beichl and Spahr are named plaintiffs in the orders.
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North Scottsdale Bureau
State Registrar of Contractors
Scottsdale
North Scottsdale
James A. Vivian
Shea North Homes, Inc
John Yates
N. 62Nd Place
Southwest Air Conditioning, Inc
Shea North
Yates’ House
Yates
Robert B. Krogh
E. Joan de Arc
Krogh
Camelback Rd
William Beichl
Thunderbird
Vivian
Judd R. Herberger
Terminix
Teen reports attempted abduction near Scottsdale
A 13 year old girl told police a man in a white 1963 Dodge pickup lured her with force near McDowell Road and Salt River Reservation. He drove to Roosevelt area where he tried to remove her clothing, kissed her, and she escaped as bystanders approached and the vehicle fled.
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Scottsdale
McDowell Road
Salt River Reservation
Roosevelt
Burglary Probe After Scottsdale Home Theft
Personal items worth 2615 dollars were stolen from the home of Donald Coscia while he was at Eldorado Park. Police say the thief pried a side door lock to enter and took a turntable tape player movie projector guitar watch and other items. Another theft involving camera equipment was reported elsewhere that month.
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Scottsdale
Eldorado Park
Donald Allen Coscia
N. Miller
Bill Howe
N. 83Rd St
Howe
Phoenix Barbershop Chorus to Perform at Tower Plaza Mall
The 1972 international champions The Phoenix Barbershop Chorus and several quartets perform Saturday at 2 30 p m at Tower Plaza Mall located near 38th Street and Thomas Road. They earned a berth to district competition in Pasadena this fall and the district winner advances to the international chorus contest next summer.
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Phoenix Barbershop
Tower Plaza Mall
38Th Street
Thomas Road
Pasadena
Far
Obituary for Howard L. Cox 70 Landscape Architect
Memorial services are set for Howard L. Cox 70 who died Wednesday at his home in Arizona. He studied at the University of California and served 41 years in public parks work including California Parks Board National Park Service and Arizona agencies. Survivors include Rose Donald and extended family. Private burial arranged by Mortensen Kings Funeral Center.
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Howard L. Cox
E. Catalina
Glass and Garden
E. McDonald Drive
Mr. Cox
University of California
National Park Service
California Parks Board
Park Department
Oakland
Calif
Arizona
Cox
Arizona Parks Department
Arizona Highway Department
Mortensen-Kings Funeral Center
Planners OK 100-Acre PV Home Plan Near Shea
The Maricopa County Planning and Zoning Commission recommended approval Thursday for a 100 acre residential development east of Pima Road and north of Shea Boulevard. The site adjoins Pinnacle Paradise Inc's 1,500 acre planned community approved in concept by the Board of Supervisors. Spokesmen say 21 homes with horse privileges and trails are planned for the 100 acres.
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North
Scottsdale
Common Cause defends petition validity in Phoenix ethics vote
Arizona Common Cause officials defend the initiative petitions for a public vote on an honesty in government measure. They challenge Republican secretary of state candidate Paul Marston to name sources and disclose who paid for his signature checking efforts. The only petition set identified as verifiable is one obtained for 762 dollars by Joseph Ralston.
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Phoenix
UPI
Common Cause
Phil Stitt
Arizona Common Cause
Paul Marston
Marston
Stitt
Joseph Ralston
Youth Arrested After Chase In Scottsdale
A 17-year-old Scottsdale youth was referred to juvenile authorities after reckless driving failure to obey a police officer resisting arrest and disturbing the peace. The chase began when Officer George Nance clocked a car at 60 mph in a 25 mph zone on Oak Street. The vehicle ended with the driver resisting officers at 6725 E Granada as back up arrived.
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Scottsdale
George Nance
Oak Street
6900
Nance
Granada
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Daily Progress
Constantine Karamanlis
Conlan Backer
Matouf’s
Carey
Forest Service
E. Apache
Tempe
Gila Walker
Bob Johnstone
Reichl’s
Spahr
Genith
Zenith Repair
Nene Mull
Fifth Ave
Howard Cox
Rose
Donald
Trnaticthe
Initiative Petitons
Wihio
James Musgrove
Musgrove
Weatholon
7Th Street
Scottsdale Liquor Store
Scottsdale Road
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