Geneva talks eyed for fall Middle East peace conference
The article reports Carter and Begin met last week and aim to convene a fall peace conference in Geneva. It notes Israel may trade captured land on the Golan Heights and Sinai for Arab concessions while opposing ceding the West Bank to Palestinians, highlighting ongoing stalemates and the need for defensible borders and a Palestinian settlement.
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Carter
Begin
Middle East
U.S
Israel
Ford
Syria
Golan Heights
Sinai Desert
Egypt
West Bank
Palestine Liberation Organization
Czechoslovakia
Munich
Hitler
Finest tigers in the jungle
A reflective column argues against chauvinism and blames looting and arson on poverty and hopelessness. It cites New York blackout reactions and riots in Watts Newark Detroit and Washington, D.C., warning cities grow dangerous when poverty persists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arizona
New York
Watts
Newark
Detroit
Washington
D.C
Big Apple
Soviet Support Tied to Terrorism Sparks Inquiry
Senator Javits pressed for a detailed report on which nations aid terrorists. The CIA cites the USSR Cuba Communist China and North Korea as directly supporting transnational terrorism with funds arms and training. State Dept officials say publicizing such actions is only one pressure tactic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Lofton JR
Washington
Foreign Relations Committee
Jacob Javits
R.N.Y
Harold Rosenthal
Douglas Heck
State Dept
Sen. Javits
Libya
Iraq
Aden
Somalia
Soviet Union
Cuba
Heck
CIA
Ussr
China
North Korea
Fedayeen
Third World
Carlos
Moscow
Europe
John Karkashian
State Dept.’s Office
U.S
Nepal
Department
Alamos Pima Scottsdale Park Promotes Neighbor Relations
A letter proposes renaming Pima Park to Alamos Pima Scottsdale Community Park to honor Alamos Sonora Mexico and Salt River Pima Maricopa neighbors. It suggests a gazebo for Alamos and an Indian structure, with multiethnic entertainment featuring Indian Mexican and Anglo music and dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamos
Sonora
Mexico
Salt River
Scottsdale
Parks and Recreation Commission
McCormick Park
Eldorado Park
Pima Park
Alamos-Pima-Scottsdale Community Park
Our Man Hoppe The Cockroach Civilization Discovery
Commander Hawkins reports a thriving but mysterious civilization on the third planet from Star BK-2. They built cities and ships yet show no life, while tiny local creatures called cckreh intrigue with their isolation and a history of slave labor by beings called hm n bngs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrk Hwkins
Starship
Xptl
Central
Xptlian Command
L Grdik
Dr Prima
Grehk
Cckreh
Grcik
Cckrches
Prima
Letter to the Editor on congressional raises and wage policy
A reader critiques the $2.90 minimum wage and Congress 26 percent pay raise while delaying a 35 cent increase for workers. The note questions elected officials' fairness and calls for an editorial response from the Scottsdale Progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Scottsdale Progress
Edward Meldrim
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Jerry McElfresh
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Scottsdale Publishing Inc
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