Kissinger Sets Out World Stockpile Plan At Nairobi Conference
Secretary of State Kissinger proposed an international stockpile system to stabilize prices for raw materials and an international resources bank to back underdeveloped nations. He also urged a technology corps and energy institutes while leaving room for further ideas.
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Nairobi
Kenya
Henry A. Kissinger
U.N
Kissinger
Paris
Valery Giscard d
International Resources Bank
U.S
Resources Bank
United States
The
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Council okays bid call for Thomas Road bridge channel work
The city council authorized a bid call to construct inlet and outlet sections under the Thomas Road bridge over Indian Bend Wash. Excavation is estimated at 340000 dollars and bids are to be awarded June 15 with work starting July 1 and completion by November 1.
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Indian Bend Wash
Phoenix
Scottsdale Airport
George Iannella
Capital Improvements Engineering
Tannella
Marshall cautions public on nuclear power risks
Scottsdale Progress publisher Jonathan Marshall told the Phoenix Midtown Rotary Club that the public has been sold a false bill of nuclear goods. He argued nuclear plants raise heat, environmental harm, and questioned energy policy while urging debate and the right to a clean environment.
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Scottsdale Progress
Jonathan Marshall
Marshall
Phoenix Midtown Rotary Club
Arizona
America
Boys' ranch escapee arrested in purse snatch robbery
A 15 year old escaped Glendale Boys Ranch detainee, named as Robert Michael Auer, was arrested near 82nd Street and Fairmont Avenue for strong arm robbery after allegedly snatching a purse at the Markgraf Pharmacy on East Indian School Road. The purse contents were recovered intact. Investigators say the youth used an alias and will be handled by juvenile authorities. A second 15 year old Scottsdale boy was also arrested for aiding and abetting and giving false statements.
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Glendale Boys’ Ranch Detention Center
Markgraf Pharmacy
Indian School Rd
Robert Michael Auer
E. Indian School Rd
Scottsdale
Auer
82Nd Street
Fairmont Avenue
Bob Jefferies
Obituary for James V Roughan
James V Roughan 55 died Wednesday in St. Josephs Hospital. Mass will be 10 a.m. at Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Tempe. Survived by wife Helen son Dan Scottsdale daughter Sandra Wise five grandchildren. memorials to Arizona Kidney Foundation.
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Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Church
Second Street
Miller Road
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Roughan
E. Northland
National Association of Relay Manufacturing
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Toledo
Ohio
Mr. Roughan
University of Michigan
Price Electric Corp
Federick
Valley
Services for Jess McClellan Held in Phoenix
Jess McClellan 71 died Tuesday in Doctors Hospital Phoenix native of Illinois came to the Valley 31 years ago from Chicago retired carpenter affiliated with the carpenters union in Mesa visitation today from 3 to 8 p.m. at Camelback Sunset Chapel funeral Friday at 11 a.m. Survivors include wife Emma two children Lorraine Pratch and Donald five brothers three sisters six grandchildren and three great grandchildren.
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Jess McClellan
Camelback
Sunset Chapel
Phoenix
McClellan
E. Garfield
Doctors Hospital
Illinois
Chicago
The
Carpenters Union
Mesa
Emma
Lorraine Pratch
Donald
San Diego
Scottsdale men among five named in gambling indictments
A county grand jury indicted five men on counts of illegal gambling tied to a large Valley betting ring. George T. Namie led the scheme with 130 counts in Tuesday’s filing, bringing his total to 160.Namie was out on bond from March. Harold W Freeland, Russell Merrills, David Long, and Peter Ward also face charges. Ward is at large. The group allegedly took more than 81000 in bets over three weeks ending before the January NFL Super Bowl. Namie allegedly kept 55000 of that amount. Police found 6600 cash in Namie’s January raid.
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Scottsdale
George T. Namie
83Rd St
Namie
Harold W. “Butch” Freeland
78Th St
Freeland
Russell Merrills
W. Rose Lane
David Long
Glendale Ave
Peter Ward
E. Bethany Home Rd
Ward
Superior Court
Arizona Recovery Still Vigorous In April PMI Survey
Arizona's economy shows a vigorous recovery pace in April with all indicators strongly positive for the second straight month. Inflation signals remain a concern as prices continue rising, signaling potential future problems. The other item notes Gov Raul Castro and Dr William Payne argue the governor has a constitutional right to appoint State Board of Regents members without Senate confirmation.
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Arizona
Purchasing Management Association of Arizona
Phoenix
Raul Castro
William Payne
State Supreme Court
State Board of Regents
Senate
FBI seizes Licavoli property in Tucson raid
FBI agents taking part in a search warrant at Tucson recovered a 45 carat and 10.94 carat diamond rings along with weapons and other items tied to reputed Mob figure Peter Licavoli. The items were found in a small package in the main post office during the arrest.
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Tucson
FBI
Peter Licavoli
U.S
Thief Steals $1800 Mortar Mixer From Construction Site
A mortar mixer valued at 1800 dollars was reported stolen from a site at 7803 Via de la Sombre between Tuesday and Wednesday. Harry D. Williams of Ace Construction Co. said the mixer, chained to two others, was found missing when workers arrived. The chain was cut and the mixer appeared to have been towed away.
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Via de la Sombre
Harry D. Williams
Ace Construction Co
Williams
China Warns West to Ready for War with Soviet Union
The Times reported from Peking that China urged Western Europe and the United States to prepare for an imminent war with the Soviet Union. Chinese foreign minister Chiao Kuan-hua told visiting British Foreign Secretary Anthony Crosland that war is inevitable, while Moscow aims a feint in the East and attack the West.
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China
Europe
United States
Soviet Union
Times
Peking
Peter Hazelhurst
Anthony Crosland
Crosland
Chiao Kuan-hua
Chiao
Tribe's funds used in baseball offer
Federal funds earmarked for Navajo housing were on deposit with a California firm when it bid to buy the San Francisco Giants. American Funding Corp offered 10 million for the Giants and a training facility in Casa Grande. The firm faced receivership and asset freezes after the Navajo Housing Authority sued to recover about 4.5 million held with AFC.
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California
San Francisco Giants
American Funding Corp
Beverly Hills
Casa Grande, Ariz
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Los Angeles
Navajo Housing Authority
Giants
San Jose
Calif
Horace Stoneham
A. Gordon Eldred
San Francisco
Candlestick Park
Charles Rupert
Eldred
Housing Authority
NHA
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Treasury
Pat Chee Miller
Gallup
Miller
The
HUD
Arizona
New Mexico
Utah
Trespassing charges dropped against union official
In Phoenix the trespassing charges against Lawrence DeLeon 36 international representative for the American Federation of State County and Municipal Employes were dismissed at the request of the city prosecutor. DeLeon was arrested April 9 at the State Motor Vehicle Divisions Drivers License Section.
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Lawrence DeLeon
American Federation of State
State
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