Kissinger pushes disengagement plans in Middle East talks
Secretary of State Kissinger flew to Damascus with Israel's proposals for troop disengagement with Syria and a demilitarized zone in the Golan Heights. He cited progress after ceremonies reestablishing the US Embassy in Cairo and meetings in Tel Aviv with Israeli leaders.
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Indians Divide on CAP Dam Debate Amid Representation Questions
In Phoenix Patten says he opposed dam construction as an individual, not for the tribe, noting the Bureau of Reclamation spoke for Indians without asking for their input. Pugh counters that the Mohave Apache were never formally represented in CAP discussions and a file details tribal communications since 1961.
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Paradise Valley Adopts 11 Revised Town Code Chapters
Town council approved adoption of 11 revised code chapters and set Monday for full adoption. Code becomes effective immediately with no substantive changes except new town manager responsibilities. Special council meeting 7:30 p.m. Monday at town hall.
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Oscar A. Butt
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Obituary for Carl E. Helbach
Services for Carl E. Helbach 21 of 6628 E Osborn Road were held at A L Moore and Sons Mortuary. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery. Born in Oakland California he died in Phoenix from a gunshot wound. He moved to the area five years ago. He was foreman for Space Age Amusements Inc a member of the Showmans League of America and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints. Survivors include his mother Lois C Helbach Tremonton Utah grandmother Mrs Ruby W Coles Richmond California and three brothers and a sister out of state.
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Speed limit vote and law measures move in Arizona
Senate leaders expect today to vote bills cutting the speed limit to 55 mph and tightening open meeting laws while also advancing an antismoking measure. Citing March 15 citation start for 1974 license tabs, enforcement timing is set, and Gov. Williams notes Arizona will allocate most federal revenue sharing funds to homeowner property tax refunds totaling about 20.678 million dollars.
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Assessor reports 53000 protests inquiries ahead of deadline
Maricopa County Assessor Kenneth Kunes said he has received about 53 000 inquiries about property assessments since January 1 and expects a last minute rush before the March 15 protest deadline.
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Maricopa County
Kenneth Kunes
Arizona Supreme Court bars campus newspaper distribution fee
The Arizona Supreme Court ruled that the State Board of Regents cannot charge a distribution fee for newspapers on university campuses. The decision was issued in a suit brought by New Times Inc of Tempe.
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Arizona Supreme Court
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Scottsdale Weather Weekend Outlook With Slight Rain Chance
The forecast calls for sunshine today with a 10 percent rain chance Saturday in Scottsdale and the Valley. Afternoon highs reach the lower 80s today and upper 70s Saturday, with overnight lows near 50. Thursday saw a high of 85 and a low of 42 before sunrise.
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National Weather Service
Theft from Mesa man's car targets jewelry and more
A Mesa man reported his Ford Ranchero tied up in the driveway at 11430 N 64th Pl had items stolen Monday night or Tuesday morning. James Belk, 29, said jewelry clothing and other goods valued at 1249 dollars were taken from the truck bed.
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Dallas reports card overhaul sparks jargon debate
UPI reports Dallas schools hired Len Nohr to rebrand a 28 page evaluation booklet as Report Card. Officials aimed to better show progress but Nohr criticizes the complex levels and calls for a shorter translation to plain language for parents.
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UPI
Len Nohr
Nohr
Hit-and-run arrest follows Scottsdale Road collision
A 25 year old Mesa man, Ralph Daley, was arrested after a hit-and-run on Scottsdale Road near the Safari Hotel. Police say Daley fled after a collision with a Phoenix woman, Susan Parra, and was later found with the car at the Wild Bill Moses Club. He was cited for leaving the scene and failure to yield.
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