Chaparral students reenact 1930s mood on Main Street
Chaparral High School history students enact a 1930s mood scene on Brown Avenue and Main Street. Linda Lamb Mark Cox Liz Swett portray street beggars while Robin Connely Diane Holzman sell nickle apples as a band plays Cole Porter tunes and skits depict old radio shows. Rennie Willis teaches the class.
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Buddy
Chaparral High
Linda Lamb
Mark Cox
Liz Swett
Robin Connely
Diane Holzman
Main Street
Brown Avenue
Rennie Willis
Ford to address Congress on foreign policy in major speech
White House announced President Ford will speak to a joint session in about two weeks to outline the full scope of U S foreign policy including the Middle East and Indochina. Secretary Nessen said it would be a major statement and timing targets April 9 or 10. The president weighs a big foreign policy review while considering the $24.8 billion tax cut and possible West Coast trip.
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UPI
Ford
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U.S
Middle East
Indochina
White—House
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Nessen
Henry A. Kissinger
State Department
Nelsen
West Coast
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San Diego
Las Vegas
Palm Springs
Calif
Quake rattles Salt Lake City and Utah towns
A powerful continental US quake struck near Salt Lake City triggering aftershocks across Utah and Idaho. Buildings swayed in downtown Salt Lake City and minor damage was reported in Malad Idaho and Snowville Utah near the epicenter. Panicked residents felt the tremors across the region.
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Salt Lake City
UPS
United States
Los Angeles
Utah- Idaho
Malad
Idaho
Snowville
Utah
Middle East peace talks collapse blamed on Egypt aims
Washington D C Simcha Dinitz said talks failed because Egypt believed it could press the United States into accepting an agreement. He rejected Israeli stubbornness as the cause and warned of U S diplomatic weakness being used to force dictatorial terms on Israel. PHILADELPHIA Susan Edith Saxe 26 spent five years on the FBI 10 Most Wanted list until arrest on bank robbery charges She was ordered held on 350 000 bail pending arraignment and wore a lavender blouse and blue jeans at the hearing.
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Simcha Dinitz
Middle East
Egypt
United States
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Ford
U.S
Israel
Philadelphia
Susan Edith Saxe
FBI
Miss Saxe
Boston
Edwin E. Naythons
Bombs explode in Jerusalem during Good Friday services
Two blasts rocked Jerusalem as thousands of pilgrims gathered for Good Friday. Palestinian guerrillas claimed responsibility. 13 people were wounded, none seriously, with an attack on a bus injuring 13 and hospital officials reporting the scene.
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Jerusalem
Motorola to lay off 1000 at Tempe plant next Friday
DES officials warn of a potential snowball effect as Motorola Semiconductor Products Division in Tempe plans a 1000 person layoff next Friday. The cutoff raises total layoffs since November to 7900, with DES awaiting unemployment claims and possible reemployment impacts in the Phoenix Valley.
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Motorola Semiconductor Products Division
Tempe
Department of Economic Security
Motorola
W. 23Rd St
G.H. Bolin
DES
Arizona House Appropriations Committee
Bolin
Vince Cullinane
Research and Statistics Bureau
Calvin Gurtler
Bob Novascone
Gurtler
Semiconductor
Valley
Scottsdale appoints Robert M Schwartz postmaster
Robert M Schwartz, longtime Phoenix Post Office manager, is named Scottsdale Postmaster succeeding C C Wilson who retired Feb 28. Schwartz will implement a quality control program to improve mail delivery at Scottsdale main branch and Papago station. He and his wife Marilyn have six children. he was born in New York City and began postal service in 1949.
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Robert M. Schwartz
Scottsdale
Schwartz
Phoenix Post Office
C.C. Wilson
C.R. Lassasso
Phoenix
San Bruno
Calif
Postal Service
Washington, D.C
Scottsdale Post Office
Weekend Sunshine Amid Cold Northerly Winds
Forecast calls for mostly sunny skies today and Saturday with northerly winds 15 to 25 mph. Temperatures near 60 today and in the low 60s on Saturday, with overnight lows in the upper 30s and locally near 30 in cold spots. Local frost possible tonight.
Open doors pledge as Scottsdale leaders ease city friction
Mayor William C. Jenkins and Acting City Manager Walter C. Nemetz told about 70 employees that a reorganization ended deputy manager roles to improve information flow. They urged staff to bring suggestions and gripes, pledging open access to offices and a focus on morale amid budget strain.
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William C. Jenkins
Walter C. Nemetz
Nemetz
Jenkins
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