Israeli cabinet split over U S peace plan threatens crisis
United Press International reports a rift in Prime Minister Golda Meirs coalition as Gahal hawks threaten to quit if Israel accepts a cease fire framed by U S proposals. Ministers held daylong talks while Egypt Jordan and Palestinian groups react to the plan amid Suez fighting and internal pressure.
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U.S. Mideast
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ASU Alumni Magazine Transitions to Five Newspapers One Magazine Year
Arizona State University alumni publication shifts from six yearly issues to a five newspaper one magazine cycle. The first full color Statesman edition, edited by 1969 graduate Bob Francis, includes ASU President H K Newburn on campus unrest and former Phoenix Gazette sports editor Bob Allison on college athletics cost crisis.
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Volumni
Bob ‘Francis
ASU
H.K. Newburn
Bob Allison
the Phoenix. Gazette
Man shot three times in desert near Cave Creek
Donald Harris, 24, of Mesa, was shot three times while walking in a desert area north of Cave Creek. He felt hits on his hand arm and thigh, ran for cover, heard a vehicle leave, and walked to a nearby house to call the sheriff. He was treated at Scottsdale Baptist Hospital and offered no motive.
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CAVE-_CREEK
UPI
Donald Harris
Mesa
Hére
Harris
Cave Creek
Sheriff's Office
Firnish
Probation Revoked for Steven Nichols in Scottsdale Court
Steven Nichols, 19, had probation revoked in Scottsdale City Court by Judge Edward Boyle. Nichols was sentenced to 60 days in county jail following a disturbance incident two weeks earlier at the Polynesian Steps Apartments on East McDowell Road. Police say Nichols and others were at a party when he ran through an unopen arcadia door. he was already on probation for a disturbing the peace offense dating to June 27.
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Edward Boyle
Ste Apts
E. McDowell
Nichols
Arcadia
Off-Duty Scottsdale Officer Injured In Two-Car Crash
An off duty Scottsdale patrolman Steven Cherekos age 22 suffered minor injuries after a two car collision at a intersection near Indian School Road and Orange Avenue. The other driver Donna Bloom age 39 was cited for failure to yield. Earlier a Scottsdale woman Lucille Worthington age 65 was treated after a similar crash nearby.
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Scottsdale Baptist ‘Hospital
Orange Ave
Indian School
Donna Bloom
Montecito
Phoenix
Lucille Worthington
E. Indian School
Baptist Hospital
Hardy backs appointments to fill state judicial posts
Superior Court Judge Charles Hardy spoke at the Scotts dale Democratic Luncheon Club in favor of an appointive system for selecting judges. He noted Maricopa County's population of one million and suggested governor appointments, with a bar and laymen committee, especially for the two largest counties. He criticized publicity on suspended sentences and pledged ethics code measures if elected to the State Supreme Court.
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Hardy
Superior
Charles Hardy
Scottsdale
Democratic
Maricopa County Superior Court
Bar
Major Mozambican operation fatally injures 300 guerrillas
A Portuguese army communique reports Operation Gordian Knot in Mozambique over the past month killed 300 anti government guerrillas at the cost of 11 Portuguese troops. The drive also captured hundreds of public safety items and thousands of rounds of guerrilla ammunition.
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Mozambique
UPI
Corbett Won’t Run Again for Tucson Mayor
Tucson mayor James Corbett announced he will not seek reelection and will focus on his roofing business after his term ends. The Democrat had attacked five Republican council members and argued with Vice Mayor Conrad Joyner before a special meeting. Corbett was elected mayor in 1967, succeeding Republican Lew Davis.
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James Corbett
Corbett
Conrad Joyner
Lew Davis
Britain Port Strike Ends as Union Votes Peace Terms
Union delegates representing 47 000 longshoremen vote 51 to 31 to accept a court of inquiry peace package that adds 13.2 million dollars yearly in overtime pay bonuses and modernization. They then back a general return to work next Monday amid militant opposition and market reactions.
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Court of Inquiry
Jack Jones
Liverpool
Association of Port Employers
Denise Burrell
Women's Auxiliary Air Force
Court’ of Inquiry
Bruemmer Named Executive Dean at Maricopa Technical College
Norbert I Bruemmer, former Scottsdale School District business teacher and Maricopa junior college administrator, is named executive dean of Maricopa Technical College in Phoenix. He resides with wife Helen and four children at 8728 E Camelback Rd. Bruemmer has a long history with PC and ASU, including roles as dean of instructions and coordinator of distributive education, and is pursuing a doctorate.
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Scottsdale
Maricopa
Bruemmer
Arizona State University
Burglars Take Golf Clubs From Beecham Home
Police report burglars stole golf clubs valued at 503 dollars from Trevor W. Beecham's residence at 3125 North 83rd Street while the Beecham family was away on vacation. Entry appeared non forced as no signs of forced entry were found and the storeroom was locked.
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Trevor W. Beecham
N. 83Rd St
Beecham
DeMolay Plans Awards Rites at Scottsdale Church
The Scottsdale chapter of the Order of DeMolay will hold an awards and honors ceremony at 7 30 tonight in Fellowship Hall Valley Presbyterian Church 6947 E McDonald. A reception follows hosted by the Scottsdale Mothers Club. Merit bars and DeMolay ritual will be presented.
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Scottsdale
The
Order of DeMolay
Fellowship Hall
Valley Presbyterian Church
E. McDonald
Mothers’ Club
Fire destroys car parked on 6051 N Granite Ree Inte
Two fires occurred Tuesday. firefighters arrived to extinguish one blaze and a second fire destroyed an auto valued at 800 dollars. The engine compartment fire belonged to Darryl Meredith and the vehicle was parked at 6051 North Granite Ree Inn.
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Darryl Meredith
Explorers Hawaii-bound on 12 day trip from Scottsdale
Thirteen Scottsdale Explorer Scouts from Post 415 will depart today for a 12 day Hawaii camping trip under adviser Robert Neville. The group, ages 15 to 17, raised 3200 dollars by washing cars and other jobs since last September to fund the journey. They will fly to Hawaii and camp there.
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Scottsdale Explorer
Hawaii
Robert Neville
E. Hubbell
Explorer
Neville
Explorer Post 415
Probation Revoked for Phoenix Pest Controller
PHOENIX UP I Charles C Delk Jr 37 owner of Delk Pest Control Co was ordered by Superior Court Judge Warren McCarthy to serve 10 months in county jail after probation revocation. The judge revoked probation on a prior charge of attempting to rape and cited a new aggravated battery case involving a 19 year old woman who said Delk assaulted her during a job interview. He awaits a preliminary hearing on that charge.
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Phoenix
UPI
Superior Court
Warren McCarthy
Charles C. Delk Jr
Delk Pest Control Co
McCarthy
Delk
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