Sadat Dismisses Vice President Ali Sabry in Cairo
President Anwar Sadat fired Vice President Ali Sabry, a longtime Nasser ally and Soviet connection, with no reason given. Sabry, 53, previously served as prime minister and adviser, and his health and 1969 customs case are noted but not cited as causes. He led a Moscow delegation in December and helped shape Egypt Soviet ties amid Arab Israeli diplomacy.
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Cairo
UPI
Anwar Sadat
Ali “Sabry
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Middle-East
Ali Sabry
William P. Rogers
Middle East
Sabry
Soviet Union
Nasser
Arab-Socialist Union
Egypt
Sadat
Farouk
Arab Socialist Union
Sdbry
Moscow
U. N. Security Council
Eight die in traffic weekend crashes in Arizona
Eight people died in separate traffic crashes over the weekend in Arizona. Victims included Jesues Aurelio Termine Jr., 3 months, San Diego. Irene Cabonias, 7, Peoria. and Thana Moody, 19, Whiteriver. The Termine child was killed when a car driven by his father overturned on U S 89 north of Nogales. The Cabonias girl died after darting into traffic on U S 60 in Surprise. Surprise mayor George Cumbie criticized the Highway Commission for not acting on a petition to install a caution light and lower the speed limit on the busy highway.
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United Press‘International
Arizona
Jesues Aurelio Terminel Jr
San Diego
Irene Cabdinas
Péoria
Thana *Moody
Whiteriver
Termine
Jesus
U.S. 89
Nogales
Cabonias
U.S. 60
Surprise
George Cumbie
Cocopah Kiva Field Day Honors Highlight School Events
Kiva and Cocopah hosted field days with fourth to seventh graders showing strong participation. Ninety ribbons awarded across nine events. ten trophies given for high point honors. Principal lists named, plus upcoming arts and maintenance programs and kindergarten registrations.
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Bybetty Reedy
Cocopah
Tornspeting
Boyes
Jeff ‘Goffman
Clint Fox
Tim Moore
Chucks Foyle
Mike Brown
Pam Paynter
Pam Thorne
Jamie Drinkwater
Elizabeth van Houten
Debbie Reeder
Physical ‘Education Department
Bar association urges reduced marijuana penalties
Chandler UPI reports the state Bar Association Board of Governors endorsed a resolution calling for reduced penalties for personal marijuana possession to align with federal law. It recommends drug education for offenders and notes funding renewal for Maricopa County Legal Aid, while avoiding critique of Gov. Williams veto of society funds.
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Chandler
UPI
Board ‘of Governors
State Bar Association
Office
Opportunity
The
Maricopa County
Jack Williams
Bar
Arizona Medical Association requires continuing education for all members
The Arizona Medical Association approved a near unanimous measure demanding 150 hours of continuing postgraduate education every three years for all members. The rule, effective July 1, makes Arizona the third state after Oregon and Pennsylvania to require such education as a membership condition. Dr. James L. Grobe was elected president for 1971 72.
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Arizona Medical Association
Arizona
Oregon
Pennsylvania
AMA
James L. Grobe
Philip’ ‘E._ Dew
Iite
Press
Tome An
Rogers Seeks Peace Talks as Hussein Hosts Visit
Secretary of State William P. Rogers met with King Hussein of Jordan then arrived in Beirut amid unprecedented security. Armored cars patrolled Beirut airport and troops surrounded the city as pro Palestine demonstrators gathered downtown. Rogers held talks with leaders in Amman and Beirut before a Cairo trip.
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Beirut
UPI
William P. Rogers
Middle East
Hussein
Jordan
Lebanon
Amman
Basta
Rogers
King Hussein
Danile
Albleave
Khali
Abou Hamad
Foreign Affairs and Information Ministry
Suleiman Franjieh
Saeb Salam
Cairo
Trade Bureau to elect first Scottsdale officers
The Scottsdale Trade Bureau will elect its first slate of officers Tuesday at 2:30 a.m. in the Ramada Inn. Nominees include Don Chambers and Mel Appling for chairmanship and Dic Auxier, Bud Beck, Jim Besse, Pauline Dicino, Don Helms, Jack Johnson, Don Maxwell, Ray Parrish, Norm Saba, and Judy Sewell for the board. Nominations will be accepted from the four Tuesday.
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Scottsdale Trade Bureau
Ramada Inn
Dic Auxier
Bud Beck
Jim Besse
Pa Hne Dicino
Don ‘Helms
Jack Johnson
Don Maxwell
Ray Parrish
Norm Saba
Judy Sewell
Phoenix school board weighs election on budget hike
Phoenix Union High School District faces a decision on calling an election to exceed the 6 percent budget limit after salary talks with the Classroom Teachers Association. Two offers exist: a higher raise averaging $1,000 with a larger budget increase, or a $750 average raise raising the district to about $12,350 per teacher and a $26.6 million total for 1971 72. If approved, a public hearing will follow and the election is expected in early June.
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Phoenix
UPI
Phoenix Uniight
Board of Education
Classroom Teachers Association
Ken Ridenhour
CTA
James McAllister
DeMolay Cross of Honor Awarded in Sacramento
Ray Boye of 815 North Hayden Road received the DeMolay Cross of Honor from the International Supreme Council at its annual meeting in Sacramento California. He served more than three years as chairman of the advisory board for the Paradise Valley chapter.
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Ray Boye
N. Hayden Rd
International Supreme Council
Sacramento
Calif
Boye
Paradise Valley
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Mike Doyle
John Friend
Steve Hart
Paul Higbie
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Hogg
Jim Johnson
James Lincoln
John Moshier
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Greg Schulte
Lee Scott
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Kay Probert
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Greg Emery
Jim Frederickson
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Dave’ Wright
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Ann Newman
Carolyn Norris
Diane Reedy
Ada Reiff
Lucy Richert
Janice Romero
Libby Silvon
Phillips
Annegley
S$” School of Ballet
Cocopah School
Mary Louise. Knapp
Rollin Vogan
Kiva
Cocdpah
Call Scottsdale
Circulation Dept
America
Trade Bureau
Don Chambers
Mel Appling
American Greetings
Srccknigs
Skaggs
Skag Mete
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Hunt’s
ALL Aqualiaes Drug Store
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