United States agrees to exchange diplomats with Cuba
The United States will exchange interest sections with Cuba for the first time since 1961. Officials said diplomats will handle each side’s interests in Havana and Washington as Carter moves to ease ties. The move follows long quarrels on families, prisoners, compensation, the embargo, and Cuban military actions in Africa.
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Ethiopia
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Arizona news roundup highlights local incidents and policy actions
A Mesa firefighter was electrocuted while helping install an evaporative cooler. In Phoenix the Central Arizona Water Conservation District keeps a 3 cent tax rate for the Central Arizona Project. A state task force is formed to set corporal punishment guidelines for schools. In Green River a Tucson man, Annle Ray Duckett, received life imprisonment for first degree murder of a Vernal, Utah truck driver.
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Glenn R. Studivant
Phoenix
Central Arizona Water Conservation District Board of Directors
Central Arizona
Maricopa
Pima
Pinal
Arizona Department of Education
Carolyn Warner
Green River
Wyo
Tucson
Vernal
Utah
Annle Ray Duckett
Wyoming State Penitentiary
Sweetwater County
Kenneth Hamm
City Hall to Chill: 80 Degree Offices and Casual Dress Policy
City Manager Marvin Andrews ordered thermostats set to 80 degrees to save energy. He urged staff to dress lightly, stating ties are not required for men and casual shirts are acceptable.
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Phoenix
Marvin Andrews
House approves new department of energy
The House passed a bill to create a Cabinet department of energy by 310 to 20 with a five year limit unless renewed by Congress. The measure trims presidential power over prices and abolishes three existing agencies. A conference committee will reconcile House and Senate versions.
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R-N.c
Eai
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John Conyers
D-Mich
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Energy, Research, and Development Administration
Federal Energy Administration
Beef prices peak for year in May in Arizona
Wholesale and retail beef prices rose to a May peak, with consumers paying 1.28 dollars per pound on five representative cuts, eight cents above April but one cent below May 1976. Arizona feeders sold live cattle around 44 cents per pound in May, while dressed beef averaged about 69 cents. Round steak led price gains, up 13 cents, followed by rib roast 8 cents, sirloin 6 cents, ground beef 5 cents, and chuck roast 4 cents.
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Phoenix
Ac- Seges Cnet
Arizona
Choice
Dog care clinic and show at Park this Saturday
A dog care clinic and show focusing on health and care tips will be held Saturday at Park from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Sponsored by the Scottsdale Educational Center and the Scottsdale Club the event supports the center s veterinary assistants class.
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Scottsdale Club
Video tape gear stolen from Doubletree Inn room
Video tape equipment valued at 1200 dollars was reported stolen Thursday from a room at the Doubletree Inn on North Scottsdale Road. Burglars forced entry between 10 a.m. Wednesday and 10 a.m. Thursday. The items, an 800 dollar video recorder and a 400 dollar monitor, belonged to Armour Foods Corp of Phoenix, which leased the room for corporate meetings.
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Phoenix
Obituary Emilie Eisenhauer Dies at 81 in Valley
Emilie Eisenhauer 81 of 7220 E Belleview St died Tuesday at John C Lincoln Hospital She was born in Oregon and moved to the Valley 11 years ago from Virginia She was an attorney Interment was private Arrangements by Messinger Mortuary 7601 E Indian School Rd
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E. Belleview St
John C. Lincoln Hospital
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Valley
Virginia
Messinger Mortuary
Indian School Rd
Man pleads guilty to displaying deadly weapon in Scottsdale
A 51 year old Scottsdale man pleaded guilty in Scottsdale Justice Court to exhibiting a deadly weapon not in self defense for a May 1 shotgun blast at a townhouse front door. Sentencing set for June 16. The shooter said profanity from Warner Blackburn prompted the act. Blackburn 41 of Camelback Road was cited for disturbing the peace and awaits a June 27 pretrial in city court.
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Justice of the Peace
Nancy West
West
Clark
Warner J. Blackburn
E. Camelback Rd
Blackburn
Scottedale
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