Mideast peace talks prospects dim on hardening positions
The Palestinian National Council rejects dropping destruction of Israel and linkage with Jordan until a Palestinian state is created. Israel leaders refuse large territorial concessions and warn against returning to pre 1967 lines, complicating Geneva talks.
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Associated Press
Israel
Jordan
Palestinian National Council
Cairo
Mahmoud al- Laboudy
Council
Geneva
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Yasir Arafat
Hussein
Burglars Hit Two Scottsdale Homes Over Weekend
Police say two Scottsdale residences were burglarized over the weekend, netting about 4000 dollars in items. At 6715 East Indian School Road, a 12 gauge shotgun, an $800 bearskin rug, and two rifles were taken with no forced entry reported. At 7655 East Orange Blossom Lane, attackers entered through rear doors, stealing a mink stole a fox collar a sterling silver set with 70 pieces and other silverware and jewelry.
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Scottsdale
William O. Richmond
Indian School Rd
Richmond
Arcadia
Frances B. Hallett
Orange Blossom Lane
Gunman hijacks Spanish airliner bound for Abidjan
A gunman with a pistol and a rifle seized an Iberia Boeing 727 soon after takeoff from Barcelona with 37 aboard and forced it toward the Ivory Coast. The plane refueled in Algiers before resuming to Abidjan, after an initial Palma leg on Mallorca.
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Madrid
Spain
Barcelona
Ivory Coast
West Africa
Iberia Air Lines
Algiers
Abidjan
Palma
Mallorca
Obituary for William P Crawford Former Phelps Dodge Supt
William P. Crawford 76 retired Phelps Dodge Corp Superintendent died Saturday at John C. Lincoln Hospital. A West Virginia native, he moved to Arizona 92 years ago and lived at 6125 E Indian School Rd. Survived by wife Maytee children Patricia Fridena and Ellis C, one sister, four grandchildren, one great grandchild. Memorial services set for 3 p.m. Tuesday at Paradise Chapel 3934 E Indian School Rd.
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William P. Crawford
Phelps Dodge Corp
John C. Lincoln Hospital
West Virginia
Crawford
Arizona
E. Indian School Rd
E E Petersen Rites Held for Scottsdale Businessman
Eugene E. Petersen 52 president of Petersen Tool Co died Friday in Scottsdale. Services were at 2 p.m. at Messinger Mortuary Chapel with burial at Paradise Memorial Gardens. He moved to the Valley a year ago and lived at 8402 E. Bonnie Rose Ave. Survivors include his wife Geraldine and children Robert Gene Pam Don Debbie Katy and John plus five sisters four brothers and his mother.
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Eugene E. Petersen
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Indian School Rd
Petersen
Petersen Tool Co
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Kansas
Valley
Bonnie Rose Ave
Geraldine
Robert
Gene
Scottsdale
Pam Wiley
Don
California
Debbie Kozell
Yuma
Katy
Utah
John
Norman S. Hansen Dies. Southwest Video Exec.
Norman S. Hansen 59 sales manager of Southwest Video Corp died Sunday at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. He moved from Maine to the Valley in 1974 and lived at 7430 E Chaparral Rd. Survived by Ruby and children Donald of Scottsdale Norman Jr of New Hampshire one brother four sisters and five grandchildren. Visitation 7 to 9 p.m. today and services 7 p.m. Tuesday at Messinger Chapel.
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Norman S. Hansen
Southwest Video Corp
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Hansen
Maine
E. Chaparral Rd
East Strousburg State Teachers College
National Cash Register Company
Connecticut
Ruby
Donald
Scottsdale
Norman Jr
New Hampshire
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
E. Indian School Rd
Arizona crime roundup spans vanished boy to court cases
The report notes a 10 year old Scotch Plains boy hitchhiked across 2000 miles to visit his father in Phoenix. It covers hearings on water rates in Tucson and Pinetop, a 36 hour fast in support of inmates, and former Fair director James Jones seeking permission to leave Arizona for a new trial. It also recounts long quotes about Moe Dalitz and Moe Goldwater in a sprawling account of mob lore and local connections.
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Phoenix
Scotch Plains
Chad Smith
U.S. Highway 10
Alliance For Correctional Justice
Arizona
State Department of Correction
Carol Gorce
James Jones
Western Fairs Association
Jones
Robert L. Myers
Paradise Valley youth dies after desert sand buggy crash
A 16 year old Phoenix resident Cory Whitman died from head injuries after a desert sand buggy wreck in the 5100 block of North Desert Fairways Paradise Valley. The vehicle rolled three times on a curve near Lincoln Drive. driver Ronald Weaver 19 escaped injury. Whitman was not wearing a safety belt and was thrown from the buggy. No citations issued.
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Phoenix
North Desert Fairways
Paradise Valley
Sheriff’s Department
Cory Whitman
Mountain View Rd
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Desert Fairways
Lincoln Drive
Ronald Weaver
23Rd St
Whitman
Andover seeks area study for northeast Scottsdale development
Andover Corporation requests a 24 square mile area study for land between Thunderbird and Cactus Roads and 120th to 144th Streets in northeast Scottsdale. The plan includes utilities and roads, with no rezoning or improvement district promised. The city to consider a March 22 presentation on forming an improvement district. The Scotts dale Chamber of Commerce backs an airport commission and criticizes inaction on the proposal.
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Andover Corporation
Scottsdale
Scottsdale Chamber of Commerce
Thunderbird
Cactus Roads
Andover
Kenneth Allison
Franklin Aleshire
Chamber of Commerce
Airport Commission
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Mideast
Yitzhak Rabin
United States
Laboudy
Rabin
Washington
Carter
Abc-Tv
Toni Abranovic
Scottsdale Center For the Arts
Janet Heil
Kim
William P.crawford
Paradise Memorial Gardens
Messinger Chapel
Arizonaire
Fair Head Eyes
Willie Bioff
Bioff
Robert Goldwater
Greenbaum
Goldwater
del Webb
Flamingo Hotel
Flamingo
Barry
Del
Moe
Dalitz
Las Vegas
State of
Nevada
Desert Inn
Howard Hughes
la Costa Country Club
San Diego
Associated Drygoods
Goldwaters
Mike Newman
Mike
Chamber
Uep BE
Sam Ty
Dan Woodroof
The
Sleeper
Parisian
Vlock Tower
5Th Avenue
Alor Stetson
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