Secret talks on Aramco takeover by Saudi and U S oil chiefs
Four American oil executives and Saudi Oil Minister Yamani meet at a Florida resort to discuss Saudi Arabia acquiring Aramco. State Department confirms talks follow nationalization efforts begun in 1973. a 100 percent takeover could shift global oil power. No price increases expected per FEA official.
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Panama City
Fig
Sheik Ahmed Yamani
Saudi Arabia
Aramco
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Vienna
Yamani
U.S. State Department
Texaco
Mobil
Exxon
Standard Oily
California
State Department
Frank Jungers
Soviet Union
United States
Federal Energy Administration
Washington
Jim Merna
FEA
Obituary for Richard L. Holland Jr.
Richard Lawrence Holland Jr., 42, died Sunday at his home in Scottsdale after moving to the Valley two years ago. A Navy veteran of 10 years served as ordinance man on aircraft carriers including the Enterprise. He was transportation supervisor for the State of Arizona. He is survived by his wife Ann Marie and daughters Eileen, Karen, and Carolyn of Scottsdale, mother Madeline Holland of Scottsdale, brother Michael Holland of Stoney Point NY, sisters Anne Dippre of Scottsdale and Margaret Palmer of Pomona NY. A rosary is at 8 p.m. today at Messinger Mortuary with a mass at 7 p.m. Tuesday at St. Daniel’s. interment at St. Francis Cemetery. Friends may call 5 to 9 p.m. today.
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Richard Lawrence Holland Jr
Messinger Mortuary
E. Indian School Rd
St. Daniel’s Catholic Church
N. Hayden Rd
St. Francis Cemetery
Oak St
State of
Arizona
Holland
U.S. Navy
Enterprise
Ann Marie
Eileen
Karen
Carolyn
Scottsdale
Richard L
Madeline) Holland
Michael Holland
Stoney Point
N.Y
Anne Dippre
Margaret Palmer
Pomona
New York
Ethel L Stevens services set at Green Acres
Ethel L Stevens 74 died Saturday in Good Samaritan Hospital after retiring as a nurse. Services are at 10 a.m. Tuesday at Green Acres Mortuary with interment at Green Acres Memorial Gardens. Survivors include son Gene of Phoenix daughter Betty Dennis of Texas sisters F D Daughtrey Scottsdale and Lucille Kaciek California and six grandchildren. Memorials to Arizona Kidney Foundation or American Red Cross suggested.
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Ethel L. Stevens
Green Acres Mortuary
Hayden Rd
Green Acres Memorial Gardens
Stevens
Good Samaritan Hospital
Nebraska
Scottsdale
79Th Place
Gene
Phoenix
Betty Dennis
Texas
F. D. Daughtrey
Lucille Kaciek
California
The
Arizona’ Kidney Foundation
American Red Cross
Pilot Warren Edwards Dies. Hughes Airwest Veteran
Warren Richard Edwards 34, a Hughes Airwest pilot for eight years, died Saturday at John C. Lincoln Hospital. Survivors include wife Kay son Mark S and daughter Kimberly K of Paradise Valley, parents Don Edwards of Seattle and Dick Mauer of Oceanside, four brothers and two sisters out of state. Services held today at the Edwards residence with Messinger Mortuary announcing.
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Warren Richard Edwards
Hughes Airwest
John C. Lincoln Hospital
Edwards
Kay
Mark S
Kimberly K
Paradise Valley
Don Edwards
Seattle
Wash
Dick Mauer
Oceanside
Calif
N. Clearwater Parkway
Messinger Mortuary
Services for John Beecher at St Barnabas on the Desert
John Beecher 86, retired food broker, died Saturday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Service set for 11 a.m. Tuesday at St Barnabas on the Desert Church Paradise Valley. He lived at 8459 E Rancho Vista Dr. came to the Valley 15 years ago from New York. Hazel, a son John of Riverside Conn., a brother out of state, four grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. Arrangements by Messinger Mortuary.
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John
Ben” Beecher
St. Barnabas On the Desert Church
Mockingbird Lane
Paradise Valley
Mr. Beecher
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Rancho
Vista Drive
Beecher
Valley
New York
Hazel
Riverside
Conn
Messinger Mortuary
Police search for Scottsdale exhibitionist near Granite Reef Road
Scottsdale police describe a male Caucasian suspect who exposed himself to two girls near Granite Reef Road and Avalon Street around 5 p.m. Friday. He is heavy set with dark hair, drove a silver-grey Pinto or Mustang with a black interior and padded racing steering wheel, and asked the girls for directions before the exposure.
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Scottsdale
Granite Reef Road
Avalon Street
Marshall urges energy reform for a livable Arizona
Scottsdale Daily Progress publisher Jonathan Marshall called for a zero growth economy to curb pollution and energy use. He urged Solar energy expansion in Arizona, warned of nuclear and fossil fuel risks, and urged state funding for solar programs to make Arizona a national solar energy leader.
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United States
Scottsdale
Solar Energy Commission
Arizona
Marshall
Fundamental School Committee works on preliminary report
Scottsdale committee chaired by Jim Tanner continues review of a preliminary report that could become a recommendation to the Scottsdale School Board. The 19 members divide into four subcommittees to study curriculum classroom organization standards and discipline and student evaluation. Meeting at 7 30 p m in the district office could delay the report as another panel pursues a middle school study.
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Fundamental School Committee
Scottsdale School Board
Jim Tanner
N. 44Th St
Tanner
Woman Threatens Firefighters at Rural/Metro Station
An unidentified woman allegedly tried to run down fireman Bill Stephenson near the Rural/Metro Fire Department station at 7339 East McDonald Drive. She honked her car, yelled obscenities, and was taken into custody by police amid reports of intoxication.
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Metro
Rmfd
E. McDonald Drive
Bill Stephenson
Health food dealer faces a pot cocaine charges
A Scottsdale man who runs a health food concession inside International Spas in Phoenix and three others were arrested on marijuana and cocaine for sale charges after 200 pounds of marijuana were seized from a camper truck in a north Phoenix restaurant lot. The four allegedly offered samples of cocaine to an undercover agent to back a larger sale and faced pending cocaine conspiracy charges. Arraignment was set before a U.S. magistrate.
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Scottsdale
International Spas
Phoenix
Neil D. McLaughlin
Phil Jordan
Phoenix Office of Drug Enforcement Administration
Weekend burglaries tally more than twelve thousand dollars
Police report three break ins over the weekend with losses totaling over 12 000 dollars. Hilton Hotel rooms on Scottsdale Road saw 5338 dollars in cash and jewelry stolen from two California couples. Theft also hit Tres Jolie Beauty Shop on Main Street with about 5000 dollars in jewelry and Le Bistro storefront damage, plus 1400 dollars in stereo equipment and two pendulum clocks from a home on Elm Street.
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California
Hilton Hotel
N. Scottsdale Rd
Paul and
Ruth Cohen
Los Angeles
Ben and
Ann Berman
Palo Alto
Hilton
Tres Jolie
E. Main St
Le_ Bistro
Edward P. Helms
Beer prices drop as fair trade law ends in Tucson
Wholesale prices fall across several Tucson retailers after fair trade repeal. Liquor dealers anticipate further shifts as the market unsettles. Major brands like Coors Budweiser and Schlitz are selling at about 1.19 dollars per six pack, down from 1.64 dollars.
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Tucson
County court division urged to speed civil trials in Phoenix
Robert C. Broomfield urged the Maricopa County Board of Supervisors to create a new court division as civil cases now spend about 22 months before trial. Kenneth Sherk said the division is behind a tentative July schedule and the court liaison committee aims to fix the backlog. A Senate Finance Committee bill would require all Arizona corporations to pay at least 50 dollars in state income tax, potentially raising 716,570 dollars for the state.
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Phoenix
Robert C. Broomfield
Superior Court
Maricopa County Board of Supervisors
Kenneth Sherk
The
County Bar Association
Arizona
Senate Finance Committee
Robert Merrill
Van occupants killed when pickup ran off highway
Two passengers asleep in a disabled van in the outside emergency lane on Interstate 10 south of Phoenix were killed when a pickup truck veered off the road and struck the van. Authorities identified the victims as Adam Roth, 5, of Phoenix, and Barry Kleinwolterink, 20, of Sibley, Iowa.
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Phoenix
Here
Arizona Department of Public Safety
Adam Roth
Barry Kleinwolterink
Sibley
Iowa
Interstate 10
Goodwin to decide Tuesday on resignation as chair
Phoenix lawmakers report that Appropriations Committee Chairman Tom Goodwin said he will decide Tuesday whether to resign the chair amid tensions with Republican colleagues. He warned he will not continue fighting with the caucus until issues are resolved.
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Phoenix
House
Appropriations Committee
Tom Goodwin
Tucson
Senate approves ban on fruit inspections at border
The Senate passes a measure prohibiting border fruit checks on private vehicles while allowing 11 border stations to continue inspecting commercial shipments for quarantined pests and diseases before sending the bill to the House.
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Phoenix
Senate
House
Radio stolen from Rural Metro fire truck
A $700 one channel radio was taken from the cab of a Rural Metro Fire Department truck at 7339 E. McDonald Drive. The unit was unattached and the cab door left open while repairs kept the rear station door open, allowing possible entry.
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Metro Fire Department
E. McDonald Drive
ERA author waits 50 years for ratification
Ninety-one year old Alice Paul, author of the Equal Rights Amendment, recalls writing the bill in 1923. Congress passed the ERA in 1972 and 34 states have ratified. four more states by March 1979 are needed to avoid death. Paul, recovering from a stroke, remains hopeful.
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Ridgefield, Conn
Alice Paul
Paul
Seneca Falls
N.Y
Congress
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Scottsdale Rd
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Western
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Old Town
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Phoenix Jaycees Etoolatays
Arizona Coliseum
Ated Professional Cleaners
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