Israel says latest Sinai talks offer is final
Defense Minister Shimon Peres declared Israel's latest interim Sinai proposal as its final offer to Egypt. He warned Cairo may try to pressure Washington and said Israel will not surrender the Mitra and Gidi passes. Rabin also noted rejection of Cairo's main proposals and Kissinger prepared a new round in Yugoslavia.
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Associated Press
Israel
Egypt
Sinai Desert
Jerusalem
Shimon Peres
Tel Aviv
Haaretz
Peres
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Washington
Mitra
Gidi
Sinai
Sadat
Rabin
Henry A. Kissinger
Herman Hilts
U.S
Kissinger
Hilts
Yugoslavia
Turks Move Into U S Bases Across Turkey
Turkish units began taking control of U S military installations in Turkey based on a plan by the Turkish general staff. Officials in Ankara said bases are not being closed and operations are being gradually suspended. No site reports confirmed the claim.
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Ankara
Turkey
U.S
Foreign Ministry
United States
House of Representatives
Cypress
Harold G. Sternberg Jr. 59 rancher and broker dies in Scottsdale
Harold G. Sternberg Jr., 59, a rancher, auto agency owner, and real estate broker, died Saturday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Kansas City, he moved to Scottsdale in 1958 and worked with Tom Jackson Realty. He served with Scottsdale city government and the Board of Realtors, and was a Mason and church member. Survivors include his wife Helen S., son Grant, daughter Gretchen Winchester, brother George, sister Ferris Summers, and two grandchildren. Services Wednesday at 10 a.m. at Messinger Mortuary. interment Paradise Memorial Gardens. Memorials to American Cancer Society.
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Harold G. Sternberg Jr
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Kansas City
Scottsdale
Tom Jackson Realty
E. Catalina Drive
Helen S
Anna J LeBrun 84 Arizona resident dies in Scottsdale
Anna J LeBrun 84 longtime Arizonan died Sunday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital She moved from Minneapolis Minnesota was born in LaCrosse Wisconsin and lived at 4601 E Monticito She is survived by husband Andre son Francis California daughter Leontine Douglass brother Eddie Riordan and sister Dr Elsi Riordan both of Minneapolis and seven grandchildren Cremation planned with visitation at Messinger Indian School Road mortuary today 7 to 9 pm and all day Tuesday
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Anna J. LeBrun
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
LaCrosse
Wisc
Minneapolis
Minn
Unitarian Church
LeBrun
E. Monticito
Andre
Francis
California
Leon
Tine Douglass
Eddie Riordan
Elsi Riordan
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Newby III Dies. U S Air Force Vet Laid to Rest in Arizona
Jonathan Dick inson Newby III 62 a retired master sergeant in the U S Air Force died Sunday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Services set for Tuesday at 8 a m at Mes singer Mortuary Chapel with burial in Kansas City Missouri. He moved to the Valley seven years ago from Bellevue Nebraska and was a 32nd degree Mason. Survivors include wife Martha a son Jonathan D IV of Illinois and sister Martha May Brewer of Grand Junction Colorado.
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Jonathan Dickinson Newby
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Kansas City
Newby
United States Air Force
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Kansas
City
Bellevue
Neb
E. Sells
Scottsdale
Masonic Lodge
Tokyo
Japan
Martha
Jonathan D., IV
Iinois
Martha May Brewer
Grand Junction, Colo
Services set for Margaret B. Olin
Margaret B. Olin, 68, a retired licensed practical nurse, died Saturday at the Golden Age Nursing Home. The service is Wednesday at 10 30 a m at Green Acres Mortuary with visitation Tuesday 2 4 and 7 9 p m. Interment Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Survivors include son Tim of San Diego California daughter Lois Trefz of Oswo so Michigan brothers Edward Calkins Oregon Richard Calkins Alaska sister Cora Moberg Oregon and three grandchildren.
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Margaret B. Olin
Green Acres Mortuary
N. Hayden
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Olin
Golden Age Nursing Home
Wis
Consin
Arizona
Milwaukee
Wisc
Tim
San Diego
Calif
Lois Trefz
Oswosso
Mich
Edward Calkins
Oregon
Richard Calkins
Alaska
Cora Moberg
Oil price controls threaten close congressional votes
Washington lawmakers brace for a tight week as oil price controls set to expire August 31 prompt anticipated moves in energy legislation. House and Senate leaders forecast headaches and effort as they weigh Ford's compromise plan against congressional proposals.
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Washington
Congress
Carl Albert
House
Ford
Albert
Senate
Thomas P. O'Neill Jr
D-Mass
O'Neill
Apollo astronauts to undergo ten day seclusion in Hawaii
Three Apollo crew members Thomas Stafford Donald Slayton and Vance Brand face a ten day period of seclusion at Tripler Army Hospital Honolulu to shield them from infections after inhaling rocket fumes Doctors say lung cells damaged by toxic gas raise infection risk Their wives will join them as plans for semi isolation unfold and continue care locally rather than flights home
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Honolulu
Thomas Stafford
Donald Slayton
Vance Brand
Tripler Army Hospital
Houston
Peter Bartelloni
Hawaii
Bartelloni
Wheat field fire near Salt River threatens propane tank
An 80 acre wheat field fire on the Salt River Indian Reservation Saturday afternoon came close to a propane tank at Lines Chevron service station located at 8802 East McDowell Road.
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Salt River Indian Reservation
Line
Chevron
E. McDowell Rd
Voting Rights Act extended seven years to 1982
The House approved a seven year extension of the Voting Rights Act to 1982 and expanded coverage to Mexican Americans Alaskan natives American Indians and Asian ancestry groups with histories of low voter registration. It keeps seven Southern states under federal supervision until August 6 1982 and sends the measure to President Ford.
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Washington
House
Ford
Senate
Robert P. McClory
Illinois
Judiciary Committee
Assault suspect arrested after driver honk dispute
Daniel Abrams, 36, of 6744 E. Moreland, was arrested on suspicion of assault and battery after allegedly striking Dewey Brown, 17, during a confrontation at McKellips and Scottsdale Roads. A sheriff's warrant exists for Abrams for failing to appear in court.
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Daniel Warren Abrams
E. Moreland
Maricopa County
McKellips
Abrams
Brown
Scottsdale
Widow may be evicted from Minnesota Veterans Home
A 99-year-old blind widow, Sally Critchfield, faces eviction from the Minnesota Veterans Home after officials said non veterans cannot occupy beds if federal funds are to continue. Five women in the infirmary are affected. critics note she has widows pension support and long residence, with relatives told to arrange removal within two weeks.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Minnesota Veterans Home
William Gregg
Sally Critchfield
Minnesota
Four Die in Arizona Traffic Accidents Raises Toll
Four persons were killed in separate crashes, lifting Arizona's 1975 traffic death toll to 378. Genevieve H. Tapia of Tucson died when her car crossed the center line on U S 89 and hit a tractor-trailer about 123 miles south of Oracle. Truck driver James A. Thompson, 26, of Tucson, was uninjured.
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Arizona
Genevieve H. Tapia
Tucson
Oracle
Highway Patrol
James A. Thompson
Drugs nabbed at airport but no hijackers
Phoenix Sky Harbor security officials report confiscation of about 400 pounds of marijuana in June. Lt. Ed Kulik notes electronic security deters hijackers, not drug dealers. He adds 15 to 20 pounds of barbiturates and amphetamines and a bit of hashish were detected last month.
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Phoenix
Sky Harbor International
Ed Kulik
Kulik
Tribal council member dies of heart attack near BYLAS
Rov Kitchegan, 45, longtime advocate for improved medical care on the San Carlos Apache Reservation, died of a heart attack Thursday while en route to San Carlos hospital about 25 miles away. Officials confirmed the death Sunday.
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Bylas
Ariz
San Carlos
Arizona Office of Economic Planning study on local needs
The Arizona Office of Economic Planning and Development announced a $50,000 federal funded study to determine how state agencies can meet local needs set statewide economic priorities and craft a coordinated growth plan for the state.
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Phoenix
Arizona Office of Economic Planning and Development
Mover reports theft of 4188 dollars in Scottsdale home
A mover moving from Scottsdale to Phoenix found about 4188 dollars worth of property stolen Sunday. Jon Schendel, 8552 E Indian School Rd, told police the burglar entered Saturday night or Sunday morning by prying the Arcadia door lock. Items missing included golf clubs jewelry firearms a typewriter and a color television.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix
Jon Schendel
E. Indian School Rd
Arcadia
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Rosalie Seltz
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