Ohioan arrested for stealing eight track stereo from Tempe apartment
Edward Wargo 24 of Brecksville Ohio was arrested at the Cedar Apartments on Scottsdale Road on suspicion of stealing an eight track stereo from a resident’s car. Police said witnesses saw him leave the car around 7 30 p m and later identified him. The tape player was found in a garbage can on site.
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Tempe
Ohio
Cedar Apartments
Scottsdale Rd
Edward Wargo
Brecksville
Tempe City
Wargo
Susan Toms
Turks seize majority of U S bases in Turkey
Turkish commanders assume control of 25 U S intelligence and defense bases in Turkey with operations halted on most sites except Incirlik. They will coordinate with the senior U S officer at each base while the ministry reports halted fuel imports for Phantom jets at Incirlik.
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Ankara
Turkey
U.S
North Atlantic Alliance
Incirlik
Brussels
North Atlantic Council
NATO
United States
Congress
Cyprus
U.S. State Department
Karamurse
Istanbul
Sinop
Pirinclik
Belbasi
Karyaburun
Foreign Ministry
Turkish Ministry of Customs
Ford vows peace during Poland visit and Helsinki summit
President Ford, moved by Auschwitz, pledges dedicated pursuit of peace in Poland before flying to Helsinki for a European security conference. He meets with Edward Gierek, Harold Wilson, and Leonid Brezhnev, tours a Polish hospital, and notes a joint communique on friendly ties.
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Krakow
Poland
Auschwitz
Ford
Finland
Helsinki
Harold Wilson
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Edward Gierek
Old Square
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Vienna
Europe
Gierek
North America
Ford OIl Price Plan Stalls as House Deliberates Vote
House Rules Committee weighs clearing Ford plan for floor action as Zarb testifies. Dingell and Staggers urge floor vote while Senate Finance considers windfall tax to return profits to consumers if price controls lapse. Long leads panel anticipating $18 billion windfall and a $361.29 per eligible citizen rebate over six years.
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Washington
Senate
House
Ford
House Rules Committee
Frank G. Zarb
Harley O. Staggers
Dw.va
Commerce Committee
Rules Committee
John D. Dingell
Dmich
Commerce Subcommittee On
Energy
Dingell
Senate Finance Committee
Long
U.S
Obituary of David M. Longnaker 18 in Phoenix
David Michael Longnaker age 18 of Scottsdale died from a fall near Tonto Natural Bridge. Services set for Wednesday at Memorial United Presbyterian Church Phoenix Cremation to follow. Survivors include mother Fay Longnaker father James M Jr brothers Jim Ralph sisters Fay Nancy Beth. Donations suggested to Sky-Y Cam pership Fund YMCA Phoenix.
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David Michael Longnaker
Memorial United Presbyterian Church
E. Thomas
Phoenix
Mr. Longnaker
E. Lewis
Tonto Natural Bridge
Longwaker
Coronado High School
LaBelle’s
Fay
Scottsdale
James M. Jr
Tempe
Jim
Navy
San Diego
Ralph
Nancy
Beth
c/o YMCA
First Avenue
Francis J Bright services announced for Scottsdale real estate owner
Funeral details for Francis J Bright 53 owner of Frank Bright Realty Scottsdale are set for Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Christ Church of the Ascension with visitation today 4 to 9 p.m. He died Wednesday at St Luke's Hospital after living in Phoenix area eight years and leaves wife Adele and daughters Lu Ann and Nancy Jean.
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Francis J. Bright
Christ Church of the Ascension
E. Lincoln
Paradise Memorial Gardens
Bright
Frank Bright
Miguel, Mr. Bright
Cardiff
Wales
The
Valley
Minnesota
Christ Church of Ascension
Minneapolis Apollo Mens Choir
Masonic Lodge
York Rite Bodies
Phoenix Real Estate Association
Adele
Lu Ann
Nancy Jean
Phoenix
Evert L. Farmer Sr. 61 Funeral in North Phoenix Baptist Church
Services for Evert L. Farmer Sr. will be held Wednesday at 3 p.m. at North Phoenix Baptist Church. The Phoenix construction firm owner died Saturday at Doctor's Hospital after a career starting in 1937 and five decades of leadership. Survivors include his wife Reba Faye, children Evert L. Jr. and Sharon, parents, two brothers, seven grandchildren, and two in Phoenix. Memorials may go to the Heart Association.
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Evert L. Farmer Sr
North Phoenix Baptist Church
N. Central
E. L. Farmer Construction Co
Farmer
Doctor’s Hospital
Lindsey
Okla
Phoenix
Reba Faye
Evert L. Jr
Sharon L. Hardt
A. Q. Farmer
The
Heart Association
Apollo crew may have failed to throw switches
NASA officials say a slipup by Apollo astronauts led to poisonous rocket fumes entering the cabin as they prepared for a Pacific splashdown. Officials stopped short of blaming pilot error, noting a possible electronic squeal disrupted communications and the two switches for the automatic landing system.
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Honolulu
Pacific Ocean
Space Agency
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
U.S
Scottsdale SCOHA to hear city manager Aleshire guest speaker
Scottsdale's city manager Franklin D. Aleshire will speak at SCOHA's luncheon meeting. He will address the SCOHA board and member association representatives at The Other Place restaurant on Lincoln Drive at noon.
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SCOHA
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Council of Homeowners Associations
Franklin D. Aleshire
Other Place
Lincoln Drive
Iowa farmers warn of massive corn loss without rain
Des Moines Iowa farmers face potential losses up to 650 million bushels of corn if a soaking rain does not arrive within days. Secretary Robert Lounsberry warns drought could cut yields by 30 to 50 bushels per acre as Iowa, a 20 percent share of U S corn, eyes a forecast of 109 bushels per acre.
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Des Moines, Iowa
Iowa
Robert Lounsberry
Lounsberry
Jewelry theft from home during July vacation
Florence Moan reported to police that about $960 worth of jewelry was stolen from her residence at 4901 N Granite Reef Rd while she was away from July 4 to July 20. The items missing include four necklaces a bracelet two rings two pairs of earrings and 10 strands of liquid silver.
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Florence Moan
Granite Reef Rd
Stood-up driver takes purse in Hilton bar theft
A 36-year-old woman reported at the Hilton Hotel bar that a man she met drove away with her purse valued at 1668 dollars after she declined to go home with him. Loretta Jeanne Phillips said the man, described by police as possibly linked to two earlier thefts, may have mistakenly driven off with the bag containing an 18 carat diamond ring with a white pearl.
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Hilton Hotel
N. Scottsdale Rd
Loretta Jeanne Phillips
Hance to announce run for Phoenix mayor
Vice Mayor Margaret Hance is set to reveal mayoral plans at a press conference this afternoon after delaying guidance on the reports. She is said to have named James Winters to lead her campaign. Winters previously directed Attorney General Bruce Babbitts campaign. City officials report Phoenix property value is 1.43 billion dollars, up 8.9 percent, creating a need to raise 283 622 dollars to balance the budget.
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Hance
Phoenix
Margaret Hance
James Winters
Winters
Bruce Babbitt
Seldon Kent
Udall to Leave Hospital After Pneumonia Treatment
Representative Morris K. Udall of Arizona will be discharged from the hospital Wednesday following a viral pneumonia illness. A press aide said doctors reported he has improved enough to go home to Virginia to rest for five days.
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Phoenix
Morris K. Udall
D-Ariz
Virginia
Pangea seeks drilling permit in Organ Pipe Cactus area
A fifth mining firm applies for copper drilling permits in Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument, 100 miles southwest of Tucson. Pangea Resources Corp spokesman says the exploration will be conducted jointly on Knox-Arizona Corp. claims.
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Tucson
Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument
Here
Pangea Resources Corp
Knox- Arizona Corp
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Richmond
Walker
Ohioan
Russell B. Long
D-La
David M. Longnaker
Associated General Contractors
National Home Builders Association
Arizona Builders Council
Phoenix Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Farmer
Con
Eldon Drapery
Tinte
Belleview
Khcs Radio
Museum of
Our
Incothidale
Hayden Road
McDowell Rd
Arizona
Associated Press
Udall
Pangea
Craftsman Court
Sth Ave
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