Kissinger bids new Africa policy curb Cuban actions
Secretary of State Kissinger told the Senate Foreign Relations Committee that U S policies toward Africa reduce the chance of Cuban intervention. He cited African leaders agreeing not to invite outside powers to deal with southern African movements and noted progress toward a peaceful solution in Rhodesia. He urged sustained long term aid to develop and stabilize the continent.
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Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Africa
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Kissinger
Rhodesia
Ford campaign cautions at Nairobi conference in Kenya
American delegates at the UNCTAD meeting in Nairobi urge restraint to protect President Ford’s campaign. Kissinger signals a concession on stockpiling but U S opposition to a proposed price stabilizing fund concentrates power in producers. French proposal for stepwise commodity deals and later a coordinating fund faces mixed reactions from other nations.
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U.S
Unctad
Paul Beeker
United States
Jean Pierre Fourcade
World Bank
Army shooting spree ends in sergeant's death at Huachuca
At Huachuca Army base a shooting left Sgt Rexford D. Rutan dead and Lt Robert S. Dallentine wounded. Enlisted man Daniel Walker then killed himself after taking a hostage and barricading in a barracks room. The incident occurred on a day Walker began a new job. Arizona voters pressed for teacher quality in a statewide education survey.
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Daniel Walker
Atlanta
Walker
Sarasota
Fla
Robert S. Dallentine
North Augusta
S.C
New Lincoln and U S Thrift Board to Meet in Phoenix
Scottsdale resident T G Hawkins chairman said the independent board named by U S District Court Judge Walter Craig will meet today in the Omaha America Corp office to organize, gather information about the thrift firms, and decide initial actions for the two Arizona thrift groups.
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Board of Directors
Lincoln
U.S. Thrift Association of Arizona
Scottsdale
T.G. Hawkins
U.S. District Court
Walter Craig
Omaha America Corp
Hawkins
Laborers Union files Phoenix bargaining rights petition
The Service Workers Association Local 1297 filed with the Phoenix Employer Relations Board to seek a collective bargaining rights election soon after the city council approved rules for the employe relations board.
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Phoenix
Employer Relations Board
Service Workers Association
Local 1297
Counties panel adjourns to dodge public employee bargaining vote
In Phoenix the House Committee on Counties and Municipalities adjourned to avoid voting on a Senate approved public employee collective bargaining measure. Opponents feared enough votes to defeat it. Earlier, a motion to send the bill to the full House failed 5 to 7, and a motion to hold the measure died on a recount 7 to 7.
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Phoenix
House Committee On
Father of State Rep Americo Carvalho Dies in Portugal
Manuel P. Carvalho died Tuesday in Beira Alta Portugal at age 77. A Portuguese native who lived in the United States 50 years before retiring he returned to Portugal in 1963. He was a general contractor and is survived by six children and 19 grandchildren.
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Americo “Mac” Carvalho
Scottsdale
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Portugal
United States
Senator impostor in Arizona gets probation after check fraud
James Gaylord Nelson a Phoenix man and former PR man for Great Southwest Land and Cattle Co was placed on three years probation by Maricopa County Superior Court Judge Charles Hardy for writing two checks totaling 989.89 to pay a Scottsdale hotel bill. He admitted posing as Senator Nelson saying it was a joke and restitution was ordered.
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Ned Warren Sr
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D-Wis
Nelson
Phoenix
Maricopa County Superior Court
Charles Hardy
Scottsdale
Hardy
Great Southwest Land and Cattle Co
Joan Mutz
Washington
Arizona
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FBI
U.S. Attorney’s Office
Invalidated election stirs protest at school
At Saguaro High School students vote today for class officers amid claims the first election was invalidated over opposition to Gregg Singer and Billy Madden. Principal Ray Davis says the second vote addresses alleged ballot irregularities while Singer asserts political motives driven by student council opposition.
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Saguaro High School
Gregg Singer
Billy Madden
Davis
Singer
Ross Johnson
Student Council
Panel chair blocks license bill for counselors
PHOENIX AP A Senate measure to license marriage and family counselors will not be taken up in the House. Rep Diane McCarthy Glendale chair of the House Health Committee said she will not bring the bill up. The measure approved by the Senate called for licensing by the Department of Health Services with an exemption for government agency counselors.
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Senate
House
Diane McCarthy
Glendale
House ‘Health Committee
Department of Health Services
House Human Resources Committee
Suit filed over Scottsdale pupil's expulsion
A $500000 civil suit filed in Maricopa County Superior Court by Mr and Mrs George Fogle seeks $300000 in compensatory and $200000 in punitive damages plus immediate re enrollment for 11 year old Eric Fogle from Pueblo School Scottsdale District. The Fogles allege denial of educational services and improper disclosure of records as the boy faced classroom isolation and emotional distress after a 1975 expulsion for misconduct following multiple hearings.
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Scottsdale
Pueblo
George Fogle
Maricopa County
Eric Fogle
William Randall
Michael Bloom
Fogles
Fogle
Randall
Bloom
Drowning At Scottsdale Pool Claims Young Boy Life
An unidentified boy drowned at an apartment complex pool in Scottsdale. Police found the boy in the water and said he was likely in the pool for some time. He was pronounced dead on arrival at Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. the mother was distressed and language barriers hindered immediate identification.
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Metro Fire Department
E. Earls ‘Drive
A.m
Kords
City approves lease plan for Indian Bend Wash land
The council approved leasing 11 acres of city owned land in Indian Bend Wash south of Thomas Road to a private developer for public recreation. Bid process will select the lessee and Bray noted about 18,000 annual maintenance cost if developed into a park, with 45,000 needed for sprinklers and improvements now to be installed by the city.
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Wash
Thomas Road
Coronado Golf Course
Timothy Bray
Community Development Department
Federal Bureau of Outdoor Recreation
Bray
Richard V. Campana
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