Kenyatta Pushes Nairobi Charter for New World Economic Order
Kenyan President Jomo Kenyatta urged UNCTAD to draft a Nairobi Charter to forge a new international economic order amid calls for reform. Kissinger echoed the plea, signaling US readiness to back a global fund and commodity price stabilizers, while regional and bloc tensions flared around Israel Palestine and South Africa.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Jomo Kenyatta
United Nations Conference On Trade and Development
Kenyatta
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Philippines
Israel
Palestine Liberation Organization
South Africa
Chile
Henry A. Kissinger
Kissinger
United States
Six Cherokee Students Transferred After Classroom Incident
Six seventh graders suspended last week after a teacher was struck at Cherokee School have been moved to two other district schools for the rest of the year. Three boys already attend new schools. three others wait at home due to parental objections. The incident occurred April 27 when lights were turned off during a dispute as teacher Barbara Bolt attempted to regain control.
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Cherokee
Bruce Burns
Frank Schilling
Barbara Bolt
Schilling
Bolt
Burns
Senate panel backs county landfill control measure
The Senate government Committee endorsed a House bill giving county boards authority to police excavations and landfills on private property to protect public land. The panel also moved a separate measure removing courthouse doors from auction sites and sent a youth work program proposal to subcommittee with changes.
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Phoenix
Senate Government Committee
County Boards of Supervisors
Wettow
Senate
House
Lucy Davidson
Tucson
Greyhound fare hikes approved by Arizona regulators
The Arizona Corporation Commission approved a 10 percent increase in intrastate passenger fares for Greyhound Lines and a 15.7 percent rise in express charges. Charter-coach rates were not acted on. The commission also approved gas rate cuts for Southern Union Gas and Broken Bow Gas at Payson, a toll for North Aire Inc. over airport base negotiations, and small rises for Arizona Public Service electric and gas bills tied to wholesale prices and New Mexico tax payments.
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Phoenix
Arizona Corporation Commission
Greyhound Lines
Intrastate
Commisson
Greyhound
Commis
Sion
Southern Union Gas Co
Arizona
Broken Bow Gas Co
Payson
Southern Union
Arizona Public Service Corp
New Mexico
Mayor to Sit on Cities Panel at Valley Meeting
Scottsdale Mayor William C. Jenkins joins five Valley leaders for the annual Community Council meeting sequence. The luncheon panel on The Cities and Human Services begins at 11 45 a m at the Towne House with Charles H Salem moderating. Other panelists include Eldon Cooley Margaret Hance William LoPiano and Sterling Ridge. Officials will also elect officers and board members and present the Doc Dunham awards for exceptional social services.
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Scottsdale
William C. Jenkins
Valley
Community Council
Jenkins
Cities and Human Services
Towne House
Charles H. Salem
Goodyear
Maricopa
Arizona bakers lift statewide bread ban amid tensions
Currin Shields of Tucson, president of the Arizona Consumers Council, calls for the resignation of division chief Richard Harris. Shields accuses Harris of failing to enforce the state weights and measures law and representing special commercial interests in a council newsletter.
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Phoenix
State
Currin Shields
Tucson
The
Arizona Consumers Council
Richard Harris
Shields
Harris
HUD halts sales at Sitgreaves Pinedale subdivision
The Sitgreaves Development Co. faces charges of misleading land buyers in the Pinedale Estates subdivision located 15 miles west of Show Low. HUD ordered a stop to sales until the firm amends its land sales description.
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Washington
Pinedale Estates
Show Low
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Sitgreaves Development Co
Motor-home dealer withdraws bid for FasTrack Raceway
Bill Moore of Phoenix Tempe withdrew a 375000 dollar bid to buy FasTrack International Raceway near Phoenix from the bankrupt Malcolm Bricklin group. Moore said in bankruptcy court Monday that he changed his mind on the offer.
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Phoenix — Tempe
Bill Moore
FasTrack International Raceway
Malcolm Bricklin
Moore
Here
Mesa elects Wayne Pomeroy mayor and council winners
Mesa voters chose Wayne Pomeroy as mayor over Alton Riggs Jr. In the same election Cordon Driggs and Mrs. Elmo Milano won two Mesa city council seats, defeating Robert Petrie and Arthur Doane.
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Mesa
Wayne Pomeroy
Alton Riggs Jr
Cordon Driggs
Elmo Milano
Robert Petrie
Arthur Doane
Hopi Navajo land settlement plan faces administrative problems
A federal mediator's recommended settlement of the Hopi Navajo land dispute would create pockets of Hopis and Navajos, a Hopi attorney contends. John S. Boyden argued in federal court that the plan would cause administrative issues.
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Tucson
John S. Boyden
Cap aqueduct contract awarded for Granite Reef Reach
The Interior Department announced a $14 million award to Western Contracting Corp. of Sioux City Iowa for Reach 16 of the Central Arizona Project aqueduct north of Phoenix from New River to Cave Creek Road.
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Washington
Western Contracting Corp
Sioux City
Iowa
Phoenix
Interior Department
Granite Reef
New River
Cave Creek Road
Gutierrez Abandons Capitol Prison Plan Over Castro Opposition
Senate Majority Leader Alfredo Gutierrez says he will not seek funds for a state Capitol prison after Gov. Raul Castro opposes the plan. He had proposed a medium security prison on land at 19th Avenue and Jackson and suggested delaying a Department of Law building to free 2.15 million from the capitol stabilization fund for initial construction. Castro's aide Dino DeConcini indicated the governor would not approve the expenditure.
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Phoenix
Senate
Alfredo Gutierrez
State Capitol
Raul Castro
Gutierrez
19Th Avenue
Jackson
Department of Law
Capitol
Castro
Dino DeConcini
AFT Leader Criticizes State Affiliates Over Ratification Vote
Len Barcelona new president of the Arizona Federation of Teachers criticizes local associations for letting only members vote on bargaining deals. He notes Scottsdale Federation of Teachers is not under his critique as the SFT local allows all teachers to vote.
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Len Barcelona
Arizona Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
Barcelona
Scottsdale Federation of Teachers
Scottsdale
SFT
County limited to investigating peddler zoning violations
Maricopa County Supervisor Bob Corbin told about 15 local nursery owners that the county can do little to stop street gypsy peddlers in unincorporated areas. Ward said vendors skirt taxes and licenses, while Corbin noted violations are misdemeanors and state action is needed for more power.
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Maricopa County
Bob Corbin
Corbin
Lavonda Ward
SunBurst
Ward
Jose
Board of Supervisors
Jim Langan
Langan
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Stagebrush Theatre
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