Gromyko tails Henry to Syria to press peace moves
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko arrived in Damascus for a second Middle East visit this week to discuss developments and peace efforts with President Hafez Assad. US officials worry Israel’s crisis could affect Kissinger’s peace push as UN teams verify Sinai pullback compliance. The Red Cross reports 65 Israeli prisoners in Syria are in good condition and being kept in separate rooms.
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United Press International
Andrei A. Gromyko
Damascus
Middle East
Hafez Assad S
Syria
London
Gromyko
Moscow
Ashington
Israel
Henry A. Kissinger
Cairo
Egypt
International Red Cross
Michel Convere
Tel Aviv
Abbaban
Red Cross
Convere
Suez
United Nations
Sinai Desert
Kissinger
Realtor seeks reversal on zoning recommendation in Scottsdale
Realtor Jack Senini tonight will ask the Scottsdale City Council to reverse a planning commission denial and rezone a 10 acre site at Lincoln Drive and Scottsdale Road from one acre homesites to commercial offices and a branch bank. The council also weighs a use permit for a breeding ranch on a separate 10 acre site east of Pima Road and north of Shea Boulevard amid opposition from nearby property owners.
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Jack Senini
Scottsdale
Planning Commission
Lincoln Drive
Scottsdale Road
Lincoln
Pima Road
Shea Boulevard
Lou Kekel
Dennis Robertson
Ruckleshaus to Speak at ASU Public Lecture
William D. Ruckleshaus, former deputy attorney general and ex EPA administrator, will address Arizona State University at 8 p.m. Thursday in the ASU Memorial Union Arizona Room. The free lecture is sponsored by the ASU Public Lectures Board. He previously led EPA 1970-73 and served as FBI acting director in 1973.
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William D. Ruckleshaus
U.S
Archibald Cox
Arizona ‘State University
Arizona
ASU Memorial Union
ASU Public Lectures Board
EPA
U.S. Department of Justice
Birch Bayh
Final appearance ends Scottsdale topless dancing era
In Scottsdale City Court six former Generosity Club dancers and the corporation pleaded guilty to violating the citys new topless dancing ordinance. Judge Edward L. Boyle fined 3600 dollars totals suspended as the club closed. Dancers were Kathy Land Kaht LaCava Jo Beth Bazier Norma Jean Keaton Ann Harrell and Shelby Hoffman.
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Scottsdale
Generosity Club
E. McDowell Rd
Merrill Robbins
Generosity Corp
Robbins
Corporation
Edward L. Boyle
Kathy Land
Kaht LaCava
Jo Beth Bazier
Norma Jean Keaton
Ann Harrell
Shelby Hoffman
Monaco
N. Scottsdale Rd
Attor Zys
Charles D. Roush
Liquor Department
State Supreme Court
High Court
Tucson
Club
Castro to seek Democratic nomination for Arizona governor
Former ambassador Raul Castro announced in Phoenix and Tucson that he will again pursue the Democratic nomination for governor. He said the incumbent administration failed to lead during the energy crisis and attacked the Republican tax and school financing measures as political tools.
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Raul Castro
Castro
Jack Williams
Mesa
Jack Ross
Phoenix
Tucson
Bolivia
el Salvador
Davis leaves Scottsdale for Texas post
Davis resigns after 20 years as assistant city manager in Scottsdale to become deputy general manager of the Gulf Coast Waste Disposal Authority in the Houston area. City Manager Dale Carter assigns duties temporarily and weighs internal promotion versus external search. Davis arrived in 1971 from a Texas city manager job and left in mid February citing a challenging new opportunity in Texas.
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Paul“Davis
Davis
Texas
Gulf Coast Waste Disposal Authority
Houston
Gulf Coast
Dale’ Carter
Scottsdale
Sunshine Forecast Holds For Scottsdale And Valley
The Phoenix office of the National Weather Service expects sunny days and clear nights through Wednesday with a warming trend. Temperatures may rise to near 75 by Wednesday, with overnight lows around 40 at Sky Harbor and near freezing in the coldest valley areas. Local Scottsdale observers did not record temperatures Monday, while Phoenix peaked at 68 with a 38-degree low.
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Scottsdale
Eugene
Ore
Phoenix
National Weather Service
Sky Harbor
RFD
Obituaries Paul W. Smith
Paul William Smith 56 of 8643 East Hubbell Scottsdale died Sunday at Roosevelt Lake after living in Arizona 26 years. A Motorola employee 19 years World War II veteran born East Liverpool Ohio he leaves wife Glenna one son eight daughters and extended relatives in Ohio Arizona California Germany and Germany. Services Wednesday 2 p.m. Green Acres Mortuary burial Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Friends may call 7 to 9 p.m. today at the mortuary.
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Paul William Smith
E. Hubbell
Green Acres Mortuary
Hayden Road
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Smith
Arizona
Ohio
Motorola
Scottsdale Nazarene Church
Roosevelt Lake
East Liverpool
Glenna
Paul William
Scottsdale
Beatrice
Services set for Ruth Scott longtime nurse in Colorado
Mrs Ruth Scott 76 retired after nearly 30 years as a licensed practical nurse in Colorado dies in a Mesa nursing home. Services 3 30 p m Tuesday at Green Acres Road burial Green Acres Memorial Gardens survivor Dolly Donovan Scottsdale Kenneth Colorado John California two brothers and a sister two grandchildren two greats
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Ruth Scott
Colorado
Green Acres Mortuary
Hayden Road
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Roy A Pittman Dies. Former Scottsdale Resident
Roy A Pittman 66 a retired ordained minister died Sunday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital He was born in Oklahoma came to Arizona 17 years ago moved to Chinle eight years ago He was visiting his son in Scottsdale Survivors include his wife Beulah three sons John Scottsdale Paul Germany James San Diego two daughters Mrs Mary Cody Ruth Cody Kentucky and four grandchildren
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Roy A. Pittman
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Pittman
Oklahoma
Arizona
Chinle
Beulah
John
Paul
Germany
James
San Diego
Mary Cody
Ruth Cody
Kentucky
Chicago
Chaparral Lions Club
George
Robert
Richard
Phoenix
Margaret Koch
Hazel Myers obituary notices in Phoenix and Scottsdale
Mrs Hazel Myers 61 dies at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital later to be buried in Louisville Ky She lived at 7920 E Camelback came to Litchfield Park in 1963 returned to Scottsdale in 1973 from Chicago Survivors include a step daughter and a grandson.
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Hazel M. Myers
A. L. Moore & Sons Mortuary
W. Adams
Phoenix
Louisville
Myers
Camelback
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Litchfield Park
Scottsdale
Chicago
Prayer services for Charles P. Chicoine
Charles P. Chicoine 72 died Sunday at Doctors Hospital. Services 8 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary Scottsdale. burial in Oak Lawn Illinois. He was an electrician 38 years for Commonwealth Edison, born in Chicago, moved to Arizona three years ago. Survivors include four sons two daughters and many grandchildren.
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Charles P. Chicoine
Doctors Hospital
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School
Scottsdale
Oak Lawn
Ill
Chicoine
E. Heatherbrae
Commonwealth Edison, Co
Bojorquez receives life for guard killings in Arizona
Florence court sentences Jesse B. Bojorquez to life in prison for slaying two guards. Judge Charles L. Hardy calls the punishment the only satisfactory option, stating, You don't deserve to live. In Phoenix, three more men indicted in a multimillion dollar land swindle are in custody.
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Florence
Charles L. Hardy
Jesse B. Bojorquez
Phoenix
Maricopa County
Gun supplier Buck sentenced in federal gun case
Marilyn Jean Buck aged 25 of San Francisco was sentenced in Phoenix to five years in prison for violating federal gun laws. Authorities said she supplied firearms to the Black Liberation Army.
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Phoenix
Marilyn Jean Buck
San Francisco
Black Liberation Army
Phoenix Woman Arrested in Homicide Case
A Phoenix woman was arrested Monday on suspicion of homicide in the shooting of her roommate Sandra Young, 26. Detectives Jon Sellers and Ron Quaife took the suspect into custody after she gave a statement about the investigation.
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Phoenix
Cheryl Jackson
Jon Sellers
Ron Quaife
Sandra Young
Jury selection underway in Linda Slusar slaying trial
A Phoenix jury panel was being chosen in the murder case of Linda Slusar who shot her husband Gary Slusar three times at their 12th Street apartment on Sept. 19. Police say a dispute over family budget and drug use allegations followed, with Slusar previously pleading innocent on a $1,650 bond.
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Linda Slasar
Superior Court
Phoenix
Gary
Saguaro High School
Frederic Heineman
Slusar
N. 12Th St
Tempe Woman in Satisfactory Condition After Intersection Crash
A Tempe woman Harriet Cowgill, 41, remained in satisfactory condition at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital after a two-vehicle crash on Miller Road near Camelback Road. Barbara Ann Rutti, 32, reported right leg pains and was treated and released. Peter Rutti, 2, received a minor eye contusion. Rutti cited for not reducing speed. Cowgill cited for failure to yield on left turn.
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Tempe
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Harriet Cowgill
Miller Road
Camelback Road
Barbara Ann Rutti
Rutti
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Switzerland
HUD
Paul W. Smith
Rhoda Thys
Mrs
Hazel Myers
Worthington’s
Gardening Consultants
Mike Morris
State Senate
House
Bojorquez
Harold Martin
Sunrise Villas
Sunrise Villac
Ichi
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78Th Street
Sunrise Villas Sales Office
Sunrise Corporation
California
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