Kissinger Presents New Egyptian Ideas to Israel
Secretary of State Kissinger outlined concrete new Egyptian ideas to Israel in Jerusalem. Israeli reaction marked the proposals as insufficient and unsatisfactory to justify a withdrawal from the Sinai passes and Abu Rudels oil fields. Kissinger flew to Jerusalem amid expectations of an official Israel decision on potential withdrawal from key frontier zones.
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Jerusalem
Henry A. Kissinger
Israel
Sinai Desert
Abu Rudels
Kissinger
Post-rebate car sales dip but GM leads rebound
Early March new car sales fell to a 14 year low as rebate ending did not derail demand. Detroit shows 139,616 vehicles sold, down 3.4 percent from last year with General Motors posting a 23 percent gain and its strongest year-to-year improvement since 1973.
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Detroit
General Motors
DOT estimates huge cost to add Bell Road corridor
Bruce Jameson reports the Arizona DOT presented the State Transportation Board with estimates to bring the Bell Road Pima Road Shea Boulevard corridor into the state highway system. The minimum price is $35.7 million in current dollars for 41.6 miles, not including drainage work. Including drainage, the cost rises to $71.3 million.
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Ly Bruce Jameson
Arizona Department of Transportation
DOT
State Transportation Board
Bell Road
Pima Road
Shea Boulevard
John Bivens
Pima
Shea
Bivens
Maricopa Association of Governments
MAG
Bell-Pima-Shea
Bell
U.S. 60
Black Canyon
Beeline
I-17
Scottsdale
Bud Tims
Wither Bell
Central Arizona
Carefree Inn storage tunnel fire prompts evacuations
A fire at the Carefree Inn in a basement storage tunnel around 9 45 am caused smoke to spread through the complex forcing evacuations of shops and meeting rooms. No injuries were reported and the cause is unknown. The tunnel contained wiring and kitchen items.
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Carefree Inn
Panel screens candidates for Scottsdale Arts Center director post
A five member panel will interview candidates for the Scottsdale Center for the Arts managing director role after Brad Fry was fired on February 28. Three applications are on file with one former finalist still interested. The panel includes Eugene Hanson and Louise Tester with add on referrals from four regional talent banks. Patricia Hartwell is acting managing director while openings are filled. The $5 million center opens mid October.
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Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Brad Fry
Fry
Ben Montijo
Eugene Hanson
Coronado High School
Louise Tester
The
Arizona Commission On the Arts
David Scoular
Gammage Auditorium
Arizona State University
Edward Allen
Phoenix Civic Plaza
Kenneth Welch
Phoenix Magazine
Performing Arts
New York
Western States Arts Foundation
Denver
Associated Council For the Arts
Patricia Hartwell
Fine Arts Commission
Montijo
U S Airlift Advances as Phnom Penh Shelters Refugees
Rebel gunners struck Pochentong airport with over 30 rockets as the emergency U S airlift continued. Fighting ringed Phnom Penh perimeters while a Cambodian airliner evacuated refugees and a French flight carried Europeans to Bangkok. In New York, stocks surged as investors priced in recovery and lower rates with the Dow up 11.62 at 774.80.
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Phnom Penh
Pochentong
U.S
Air
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Federal judge orders desegregation in 16 states
A federal judge in Washington set a 60 day deadline for the government to start enforcing school desegregation laws across 16 states and imposed an annual cap on future voluntary desegregation plans.
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Washington
Scottsdale unions clash over possible 1975-76 teacher strike
June Reynolds of the Scottsdale Education Association says SEA will abide by teachers strike decisions and backs SFT budget cuts. Larry Bell of the SFT says a strike vote may occur within two weeks if the district fails to grant a 15.1 percent cost of living raise. The district has offered $1,000 across the board, while SFT proposes over $700,000 in cuts to shrink administrative offices.
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June Reynolds
Scottsdale
Larry Bell
SFT
Scottsdale School Board
Bell
Scottsdale principals press for rapid budget decisions
Tom Smith president of the Scottsdale Administrators urging the Scottsdale School Board to act quickly on the 1975-76 district budget cuts. He notes principals oppose bigger class sizes and seek specific goals while negotiations with the Scottsdale Federation of Teachers remain deadlocked over salaries.
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Scottsdale
Tom Smith
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Smith
SFT
Valley Sees Sudden Rain and Temperature Drop
A storm front moved into the Valley this morning bringing showers and gusty winds and a 15 degree drop between 11 a.m. and noon. Forecasters predicted highs in the low 60s and lows around 40 with a 40 percent chance of rain tonight. Saturday should be fair with no showers and a low around 44.
Credit card thefts and store fraud rise in Scottsdale
Scottsdale fraud investigators report a 1973 74 case where a woman used 132 stolen credit card purchases totaling 4178.40 to buy food and appliances, all under the $50 limit. Banks warn merchants via hot cards and alerts with rewards for clerk vigilance, while noting victims may be liable for small amounts unless promptly reported.
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Scottsdale
Tony LeGault
LeGault
BankAmericaid
Lyle Sutton
Bank Americard
BankAmericard
Master Charge
Sutton
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