Clashes in Israel Arab strike leave seven rioters dead
Israeli security forces killed seven Arab rioters during an Arab general strike called by the Communists. The violence centered in Nazareth Galilee with clashes in Deir Hanna Sakhnin Arraba and Sakhnin neighbors. Police reported dozens injured and about 200 rioters arrested as curfews were imposed in several villages.
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Nazareth
Tewfik Zayad
West Jordan
Arab Jerusalem
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Sakhnin
Arraba
Tira
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Occupied Territories
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East Jerusalem
West Bank
Police Cite Pima Road Truckers for Overweight Crackdown
Scottsdale Police Team III halted about 80 trucks and issued 20 overweight citations at a weigh station on Indian Bend Road near 87th Street. The effort targeted Pima Road and nearby routes with help from MVD staff and ADOT scales.
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Pima
Scottsdale
Hayden
Shea Boulevard
Indian Bend Road
87Th
Scottsdale Police Team III
Pima Road
87Th Street
Scottsdale Road
Dale Samuels
Chaparral Road
Salt River
Arizona Department of Transportation
Motor Vehicle Division
MVD
Fred Giere
Indian Bend
Scottsdale school board undecided on spring budget referendum
After a seven hour session the Scottsdale School District board postponed a decision on a spring budget override referendum until Monday. Four members favored holding a referendum with conditions while one opposed. A key plan discussed was trimming about 993000 from capital outlay to keep tax increases limited. If approved next Monday the referendum would be held in June.
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Scottsdale
Donald Swanson
Paul Streich
Robert Usdane
Sam Childs
Aaron Rosen
Swanson
Streich
Jack Kearney
Rosen
Scottsdale plans seven NE area development sketches
City planners presented seven conceptual sketches for Northeast Scottsdale outlining rural western, low density cluster, village nodes, natural west CAP, canal corridor, conservation, and north-south corridor options. Each plan shows residential units ranging from about 3,200 to 17,500 across 4,100 to 16,200 acres. Public workshops next week invite citizen input before narrowing to three or four options for final plan hearings.
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Scottsdale
City Council
Planning Commission
Ross A. Smith
Mark Keil
Stanley A. Eisner
Diane Cusack
Council
Commission
Scottsdale Airport hearing aims for dual runways in master plan
Scottsdale officials approve having consultants prepare a master plan revision that could add a 3450 foot extension to the current 4800 foot runway and a parallel 3800 foot runway. The plan would be shown at a future public hearing and before FAA funding.
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Scottsdale
Johannessen and Girand Consulting Engineers Inc
Heinz Hink
Herb Drinkwater
Phoenix
Scottsdale Road
City of
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA
Hospital president retirement not soon
Dr. Arthur D. Nelson will become president-elect of Scottsdale Memorial on Thursday and continue current duties while preparing to assume administrative leadership from Dr. A. E. Carpenter who will retire later this year likely in September. Nelson directs the hospital's Family Practice Residency and Ambulatory Health Care programs, having joined SMH in 1974 after leading Maricopa County General Hospital. Sunny and warmer today and tomorrow with highs in the upper 70s then mid 80s and overnight lows in the upper 40s.
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Arthur D. Nelson
Scottsdale Memorial
A. E. Carpenter
Progress
Carpenter
Nelson
SMH
Maricopa County General Hospital
Calloway resigns campaign post replaces by Morton
Washington Howard H Callaway resigns as Ford campaign manager and will be succeeded by Rogers C B Morton White House source says Morton is the White House counsel who handles liaison with the campaign committee Washington district Judge John J Sirica in his first Watergate ruling since Feb 5 denied a new trial for former White House chief H R Haldeman Haldeman asked for a new trial and an evidentiary hearing in his Watergate cover up conviction on grounds of unauthorized contact with the jury by a third party the wife of a U S marshal
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Callaway
Washington
Howard H. Callaway
Ford
Rogers C.B. Morton
White House
Morton
U.S
John J. Sirica
H.R. Haldeman
Haldeman
Callaghan Leads Labor Ballot But Falls Short of Majority
Foreign Secretary James Callaghan led the second round of balloting among Labor MPs for Britain's next prime minister but did not secure a definitive majority. His strong showing makes him the favorite for the decisive third ballot set for April 5.
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London
James Callaghan
Britain
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Callaghan
Labor
Udall Seeks Ballot Spot in Indiana Primary
A federal appeals court revived Rep. Morris K. Udall's bid to appear on Indiana's May 4 presidential primary ballot. The 7th Circuit ordered the Indianapolis district court to assemble a three-judge panel to hear Udall's petition.
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Chicago
Morris K. Udall
Indiana
U.S. 7Th Circuit Court of Appeals
U.S. District Court
Indianapolis
Udall
Moslems Surround Christian Militia HQ as War Fears Rise
In Beirut leftist Moslems and Palestinian guerrillas closed in on the Christian militia headquarters while Lebanese politicians warned Syria might send troops to end the civil conflict. Arab press said Assad sought guarantees from the United States France and the Vatican that Israel would stay put if Syria acts.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Hafez Assad
United States
France
Vatican
Israel
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