Kissinger Seeks Final Syria Israel Cease Fire Accord
In Damascus Kissinger presses Syria for final agreement on a cease fire line and buffer zone with Israel. Talks cover troop thinning UN role and prisoner exchange. agreement could hinge on force limits and border width.
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Damascus
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
Israel
Syria
Kissinger
Golan Heights
Hafez Assad
United Nations
Assad
Washington
U.S
Egypt
Sinai
United States
SLA terror ends as six members die in Los Angeles blaze
The Symbionese Liberation Army once famed for a California kidnapping and a bank robbery saw six members led by Donald DeFreeze die in a Los Angeles house fire. The group had kidnapped Patricia Hearst from Berkeley and killed Oakland schools chief Marcus Foster, prompting FBI action and widespread attention.
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San Francisco
UPI
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
Donald J. DeFreeze
Los Angeles
FBI
Olce
Black Cultural Association
Vacaville
DeFreeze
Soledad
Cinque
Foster
Miss Hearst
Cleveland
Willie Wolfe
Allentown
Nancy Ling Perry
Santa Rosa
Calif
Patricia Monique “Mizmoon” Soltysik
Phoenix Chamber urges NFL expansion to Phoenix
The Phoenix Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce pressed NFL officials for a Phoenix franchise. Sam Marchan spoke with Val Pinchbeck and a telegram was sent to Dan Rooney, chairman of the expansion committee, as the group lobbied for a team.
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Phoenix
Phoenix Metropolitan Chamber of Commerce
National Football League
Chamber
Sam Marchan
Val Pinchbeck
American Football Conference
Pittsburgh Steelers
Dan Rooney
NFL
Carlson hearing delayed in drunken driving appeal
A Phoenix hearing on the appeal of State Rep Helen Carlson of Tucson was continued until June 3. Carlson, 44, was convicted by a city court jury last month and sentenced to 11 days in jail and a 214 dollar fine after a December 9 arrest following a two mile police chase.
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Phoenix
Helen Carlson
Tucson
First woman wins Calaveras Frog Jumping Jubilee title
In Angels Camp California Kaye Gazules coaches a bullfrog named E Dynamic Denny to win the 46th annual Calaveras County Fair and Jumping Frog Jubilee. Denny leaps 18 feet 4 1 2 inches across three jumps, besting 1 620 frogs and beating entries such as John’s Long Tom entered by Oregon Governor Tom McCall. Farramini with 16 feet 11 1 2 inches takes second, Fleetwood 16 feet 7 3 4 inches earns third.
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Mark Twain
Denny
John
Oregon
Tom McCall
Farramini
Gene Fasano
Belmont
Calif
Jeff Haynes
Los Altos
Fleetwood
State Health Dept backs Hayden Manor rate hike
The State Department of Health Services supports a six percent rate increase at Hayden Manor Nursing Home at 2501 N Hayden Rd. The higher charges are projected to raise about $12,668 in annual gross revenue, with the prior increase in August at 6.45 percent yielding $10,338. For the year ending March 31, 1975, the facility forecasts a net deficit of $27,366.
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State Department of Health Services
Hayden Manor Nursing Home
N. Hayden Rd
Department
Hayden
Ross defends judiciary as crime debate heats political race
Governor hopeful Jack Ross criticized partisan attacks on courts and law enforcement. He urged expanding staffing and facilities, addressing backlogs and drug issues, and defending public officials while tackling root causes in the criminal justice system.
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Phoenix
UPI
Jack Ross
Ross
United—Auto Workers
Square dance lessons begin at Eldorado Park Teen Center
Twelve week square dance courses start Tuesday at Eldorado Park Teen Center Miller and Oak Streets. The Bucks and Bows Square Dance Club and Scottsdale Parks and Recreation sponsor the teen program open to all youths. Cost is 7.50 per person. Classes run 7 p.m. to 9 30 p.m.
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Eldorado Park
Miller
Oak Streets
Bucks and Bows Square Dance Club
Scottsdale Parks and“Recreation Department
Oldest Raleigh drugstore faces forced move for new road
Raleigh’s Brantley & Son pharmacy, opened in 1910 and famed for its marble soda counter, must relocate within 90 days under state condemnation for a new hillsborough street project. Owner James C. Brantley Jr disputes the $101,400 compensation and plans court action, mourning upheaval of generations of customers.
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Raleigh, N.C
UPI
Raleigh
James C. Brantley Jr
Hillsborough Street
Brantley
State Department of Transportation
Brantley & Son Pharmacy
Russia
State
North Carolina
Bandesprincipal nominee to lead Arcadia High School
Willard Bandes, 33, expected to be recommended for principal of Arcadia High School in Scottsdale. The appointment, pending Scottsdale School Board approval, follows Bandes’ tenure as acting principal since February 1 after Dr. Jackson Drake’s resignation. Bandes joined the district in 1965, previously taught mathematics at Coronado High and served six years as Arcadia’s assistant principal.
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Willard Bandes
Arcadia High School
Scottsdale
William Randall
Bandes
Arcadia
Jackson Drake
Blood Drive Tuesday At Scottsdale Boys Club
The second in a series of twice monthly blood drives will be held Tuesday from 11 30 a m to 6 30 p m at the Scottsdale Boys Club 7502 East Osborn Road The Scottsdale Corporate Ministry has asked its member congregations to participate Donors should call Blood Services of Arizona for an appointment.
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Scottsdale Boys Club
Osborn Rd
Scottsdale
Blood Services of
Arizona
Obituary for Tamera Lockey Died in Drowning Incident
Tamera Jean Lockey 19 a Coronado High School graduate drowned Saturday while swimming in Rio. Born in Wooster Mass she moved to Arizona ten years ago and worked at Motorola for 18 months. Survived by husband Gary of Phoenix mother Jeanne Tilley Scottsdale father Chuck Peters Phoenix two brothers Chuck Mark and two sisters Scotty Tilley Yallie Peters Scottsdale. Services 10 am Tuesday Messinger Mortuary Chapel 7601 E Indian School burial Paradise Memorial Gardens.
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Tamera Jean Lockey
Coronado High School
Rjo
Lockey
Wooster
Mass
Arizona
Motorola
E. Taylor St
Gary
Phoenix
Jeanne Tilley
Scottsdale
Chuck Peters
Chuck and
Mark
Scotty Tilley
Yallie Peters
Messinger Mortuary Chapel
Paradise Memorial Gardens
James A Graham Dies at 69 in Scottsdale
James A. Graham 69 of 8413 E Vista Dr Scottsdale died Monday in Scottsdale Memorial Hospital. Born in Pittsburgh he moved to Arizona in 1960 from Florida and was a retired motel owner. Survived by wife Betty of Scottsdale a son James P and a daughter Nancy G of Pittsburgh and five grandchildren. Cremation arranged by Messinger Mortuary.
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James A. Graham
E. Vista Dr
Scottsdale Memorial Hospital
Mr. Graham
Pittsburgh
Arizona
Florida
Betty
Scottsdale
James P
Nancy G
Messinger Mortuary
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