Israelis surround squatters in West Bank protest near Nablus
Israeli army encircled about 150 Jewish settlers who established a squatters outpost in the West Bank near Nablus. Defense Minister Shimon Peres agreed to meet two leaders of the right wing movement backing the settlers. Security forces blocked further encampment while negotiations with Jordan over October Geneva talks loom.
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Jordanian West Bank
Middle East
Shimon Peres
West Bank
Jordan
Samaria
Nablus
Aharon Yariv
Sebastia
Yariv
Israel
Yigal Allen
Geneva
Hancock Fabrics Accused Of Bait And Switch In Phoenix
Alison Swan files suit in superior court alleging Hancock Fabrics in east Phoenix used bait and switch ads for bed sheets offered as a doorbuster at 1.00. Plaintiffs claim sheets were unusable remnants while Hancock Textile Co. says remaining stock was inferior and priced down. The suit seeks injunction restitution civil penalty fees and legal costs.
County opens way for nuclear plant near Tonopah
Phoenix dispatch reports the Maricopa County planning and zoning commission approved amendments to permit a nuclear generating station 45 miles west of Phoenix. The Palo Verde project involves six power companies and a $2.2 billion price tag, with potential hazards debated by environmental groups.
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Phoenix
UPI
Here
County Planning and Zoning Commission
Commission
George Campbell
Keesee kidnapping case hearing delayed to September
The U S government agreed to postponement until Sept 5 for Bobby Joe Keesee charged in the Hermosillo Mexico kidnapping and death of American diplomat John S Patterson. Patterson's body was found after abduction on March 22 and a ransom demand was issued by the People’s Liberation Army of Mexico.
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San Diego
UPI
Bobby Joe Keesee
Mexico
John S. Patterson
U.S
Stephen G. Nelson
John Cleary
Keesee
Harry McCue
Patterson
Hermosillo
People's Liberation Army of Mexico
Osteopath's suit over license suspension dismissed
A $1 million lawsuit by William J. Huls against the Arizona Board of Osteopathic Examiners in Medicine and Surgery and Judge Roger Strand was dismissed by U.S. District Court Judge Carl A. Muecke. Huls, 78, challenged a two year suspension and required post graduate training after the board found he contributed to a patient's death.
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Phoenix
UPI
Scottsdale
U.S. District Court
Carl A. Muecke
William J. Huls
Arizona Board of Osteopathic Examiners In Medicine and Surgery
Superior Court
Roger G. Strand
State Board
Hull
Scottsdale YMCA Offers New Swim Classes for All Levels
The Scottsdale YMCA starts new two week swim lessons for beginners and advanced swimmers. Classes run Monday through Friday with varying costs. For information call 945-6351.
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Scottsdale
The
YMCA
The High Cost of Legal Defense for Ordinary Defendants
A defense of the indigent shows how legal fees and court costs can sink a middle income person despite acquittal or conviction. Katz notes typical costs from bail to attorney fees, public defender limits, and the rise of plea bargaining as a cost containment and justice system pressure point.
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Frank Macomber Copley
Watergate
James D. St. Clair
Washington, D.C
Louis
Katz
Cevil
Ford Foundation
E. Stanley Conant
Defenders, Inc
San Diego
Calif
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Mississippi
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Hancock District
Tom Mulkey
Verde
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Arizona Nuclear Responsibility and Safety Committee
Osteopath
Arcadia
Armory
Iron Works
Civic Counter Plaza
Earll Drive
Civic Center Plaza
U.S. Naval
East Thomas Road
Pirabulous
Phoenicans
Williams Insulation
Shield
Scottsdale Rd
Southwestern Prep
Medical Society
Maricopa County Medical Society
N. Central Ave
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